Digital Illiteracy

  The export supply capabilities of India have always been exceptional. But over the course of time, many people have questioned the country’s ability to match its export service capabilities to export   manufacturing   capabilities. To put this questioning to rest, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi introduced the “Make in India” campaign in his first term. The main purpose of this campaign was, and still is, to promote the growth of local businesses and manufacturers to boost  the Indian economy  and to boost the worldwide presence of Made in India goods. Moreover, this campaign also paved the way for industrialists and manufacturers from across the globe to come set their plants in India to manufacture or produce their goods/services to encourage growth in job opportunities and GDP. Making India a manufacturing hub along with solidifying the country’s importance and relationship with other countries has been an important objective of this campaign. By providing various types of fis

  “Make In India” is an initiative launched by the Government of India to encourage multinational as well as national companies to manufacture their products in India. This initiative was started by Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi on September 25, 2014 at Vigyan Bhawan, New Delhi. After the initiation of this program in the year 2015, India emerged as the top destination globally for foreign direct investment, surpassing the United States of America and China. With this initiative new avenues would be created in India which would attract capital and investment and would generate employment opportunities in the country. The ultimate objective of this initiative is the creation of jobs and enhancement of skills among the youngsters in 25 sectors of the economy. India can become a hub for manufacturing sector of the world due to the availability of skilled and technical manpower at low cost. The investment can be done in almost all the sectors from electrical to electronics, from automob

  With the objective of promoting India as an important investment destination and a global hub in manufacturing, design and innovation  BJP led  NDA government  with Prime Minister  Shri Narendra Modi  has  launched the “Make in India” initiative on 25 th  September 2014 from Vigyan Bhawan in New Delhi.  It will be effective at national level, state level and in Missions abroad. From the Prime Minister’s Independence Day speech, the‘Make in India’ initiative originated where he gave a clarion call to ‘ Make in India ’ and ‘ Zero Defect; Zero Effect’ policy. Vision- Make in India initiative aims to create a  favourable environment for investment , development of modern and efficient infrastructure, opening up new sectors for foreign investment and forging a partnership between Government and industry through a positive mind set.  The aim of this campaign is to grow the manufacturing contributionin national GDP to a 25%, as seen with other developing nations of Asia. It also aims at gen

  Manufacturing needs to get a boost. But what to manufacture and how are two critical questions Prime minister Narendra Modi’s “Make in India” slogan is slowly beginning to capture the imagination of both his supporters and detractors. Starting from his Independence Day speech, where he first made the comment, to his recent US trip, where he turned it into an instrument to get foreign investment, the country is getting to know what this campaign is all about. The “Make in India” campaign aims to make India the manufacturing hub of the world, challenging China’s dominant position in the world of manufacturing. Modi has linked this to creation of employment to encash the demographic dividend. In simple terms, companies will come to India to manufacture products instead of just marketing them here. This will create jobs for people, fuelling economic growth. This is where the campaign seems to be out of sync with the employment realities of India. It is not for the first time the governme