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Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently praised the ‘Make in India’ initiative for its pivotal role in elevating India’s economic presence on the global stage.
In a post on the social media platform X, PM Modi shared a post by MyGovIndia highlighting the international success of Indian-made products.
Local Craft, Global Reach
MyGovIndia’s post, titled “From Local Craft to Global Impact: The Made in India Success Story,” celebrated the remarkable achievements of Indian products worldwide.
The post noted, “From Indian bicycles to digital payments, India is taking the world by storm with its products. Learn about the journey of Made In India as it transforms international markets and captures global attention.”
Bicycles and Boots: Unexpected Global Demand
Indian bicycles have become a sensation, with exports increasing significantly to countries like the UK, Germany, and the Netherlands.
Additionally, “Made in Bihar” boots have found their way into the Russian Army’s gear, showcasing the unexpected reach and high quality of Indian manufacturing, as noted by the report.
Kashmir Willow and Amul: Global Favorites
With the World Cup approaching, the demand for Kashmir willow bats has surged, underscoring India’s craftsmanship in cricket.
Amul has also expanded its reach, launching products in the US, which highlights the global appeal of Indian dairy products.
UPI and BrahMos: Technological and Strategic Leadership
India’s UPI system has gone global, facilitating seamless digital payments in multiple countries. This achievement demonstrates India’s leadership in fintech innovation.
Moreover, the BrahMos missiles, a joint venture between India and Russia, are now operational in the South China Sea, emphasizing India’s strategic defense capabilities.
Amazon Sales and E-Commerce Success
The post mentioned that Indian products have dominated Amazon’s Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales, reflecting their international appeal and India’s growing influence in global e-commerce markets.
Economic Boost and Employment Growth
The ‘Make in India’ initiative has significantly boosted the economy by enhancing production, attracting investment, fostering innovation, and building robust manufacturing infrastructure.
This initiative has also created numerous employment opportunities, with a focus on product indigenization to develop cost-competitive offerings tailored to domestic needs.
Launch and Achievements of ‘Make in India
Launched on September 25, 2014, the ‘Make in India’ initiative aims to make India a hub for manufacturing, design, and innovation. According to the Ministry of Commerce & Industry, the initiative currently focuses on 27 sectors under ‘Make in India 2.0’, implemented across various government levels.
The government has introduced several policies to improve the economic situation, including the Atmanirbhar Bharat packages, the Production Linked Incentive (PLI) Scheme in 14 sectors, and investment opportunities under the National Infrastructure Pipeline (NIP) and National Monetisation Pipeline (NMP). An institutional mechanism, Project Development Cells (PDCs), has been established in all concerned ministries to fast-track investments, as per the Commerce Ministry.
