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Page 1: Make in India
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Overview• Make in India campaign was launched by Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi on 25th

September 25th 2014• It is a national program designed to transform India into global manufacturing hub• The initiative is meant to cut red tape, spur foreign investment and transform India into

a vibrant economy• Twenty five sectors have been identified as priority areas including Automobile,

construction, Food processing, IT, Defence, Aviation and many more• Introduction of 24/7 e-portal to address the industry concern and get back to them 48-

72 hours• It includes major new initiatives designed to facilitate investment, foster innovation,

protect intellectual property and built best in class Manufacturing Infrastructure

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Sectors Automobiles Biotechnology Defence Manufacturing Food Processing Media and Entertainement Pharmaceuticals Renewable Energy Railways Oil and Gas Leather Aviation

Textile and garments Wellness Ports Mining IT and BPM Ports Roads and Highways Thermal power Space Construction Electronic System

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Growth Drivers:Revival in demand for IT

services from US and Europe

Increasing adoption of technology and telecom by

customersHigh value client additions bigger than USD 1 million registering 13.5% growth

Reasons to invest:The IT-BPM sector

contributes 8.1% of the country GDP

India’s IT industry amounts to 7% of global

marketRapidly growing urban

infrastructure has fostered several IT centres

FDI Policy:Upto 100% is permitted under automatic route

IT AND BPM

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Ease of Doing Business

Process of applying to industrial licence made online on 24X7 basis through e-biz portal

Services of all central government will be integrated with the E-biz

Validity of industrial licence extended to three years

All return should be filed online through a unified form

Doing business in India just got easier-new delicencing and deregulation measures are reducing complexity, and significantly increasing speed and transparency