Thursday, 11 August 2016

Make In India

The Government of India is working round the clock to bring about growth expansion and ventures in our country. The Government has recognized a number of areas in which it would work to enhance and bring global investments so that the country’s framework modifies and it helps in creating new job opportunities in the country under this Pradhanmantri Yojana.
Some areas which would be incorporated under this Pradhanmantri Yojana are-


·        Automobiles
·        Aviation
·        Biotechnology
·        Chemicals
·        Construction
·        Defence Manufacturing
·        Electrical Equipments
·        Food Processing
·        Information Technology
·        Leather
·        Media and Entertainment
·        Mining
·        Oil and Natural Gas
·        Ports
·        Pharmaceuticals
·        Railways
·        Roads and Freeways
·        Textiles and Garments
·        Thermal Power
·        Tourism and Hospitality
·        Wellness Industry.


Why is automobile industry profitable to invest under Make In India?

India is 7th biggest manufacturer of automobiles globally. This industry donates to 7% of the total GDP. It is a promising area and very good to put in money because within the next few years India is going to be a giant manufacturer of automobiles in the whole world.


Logic behind investing in Aviation Industry under this Pradhanmantri Yojana-

·        India has the 9th biggest aviation market because of its populace.
·        In the year 2013 only there were more than 163 million commuters touring in India.
·        The number of overseas commuters to and from India would escalate up to 60 million by the year 2017.
·        India has around 85 International airlines which links around 40 countries around the world.
·        India is anticipated to be the 3rd largest aviation marketplace by 2020 and would therefore need more than 800 aircrafts.


Why does the Biotechnology sector look so promising in this PM Yojana?

·        India is one of the finest regions where exploration on Biotechnology can be conducted as it conducive in terms of manpower and has a history of medicinal study in fields like Ayurveda.
·        India has the 2nd highest figure of USFDA recognized biotechnological plants, just behind the US.
Why venturing into chemicals industry looks profitable?

·        The chemical industry forms one of the principal parts of the Indian Financial System with its GDP being 2.11%.
·        India is the 6th largest manufacturer of chemicals in the whole world. It secures the 6th position in Asia in relation to productivity.


Grounds to spend in Construction Industry under this Government scheme-

The construction industry is expanding very fast. This sector looks promising in the future years to come. This sector is the most preferred by the Government and hence the investors are very confident to venture in it.


Grounds to spend in Defence Manufacturing-

Presently, India largely imports the Defence equipments from outside and there is an ample opportunity to invest in this sector. If overseas investments grow in this zone, it would be gainful for the investors as well as it would expand the manufacturing process in India.


 Logic behind investment in Electrical Equipments under this  Pradhanmantri Yojana-

India is attempting to construct an effectual and self dependent power mechanism to supply power to all the families. An aggregate of 88.5 GW is to be added by 2017 and another 93 GW by 2022. So there is an ample scope for the entrepreneurs to invest in this sector.


Investment in Food Processing Sector- will it be beneficial under this Pradhanmantri Yojana?

It is one of the most expanding areas in any country of the world. It has a huge scope and potential in the coming years.
India is naturally gifted with arable lands and this industry looks promising to venture into in the future. Because demand of food cannot fade away as it the basic need of every individual.  Population and demand for food are directly proportional.


So to sum up the discussion, investment in these sectors would prove to be beneficial for India as well as for the investors in future. It’s the Government’s target to make India self-sufficient.