PM Modi highlights India's growth journey as Make in India completes 12 years
As the Make in India initiative marks its 12th anniversary, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has highlighted the nation's industrial progress. He noted that production, investment, and exports have seen significant growth during this period. Sharing four photographs, the Prime Minister underscored the major transformations in the manufacturing sector and the story behind the country's 5500 percent growth.
VIMARSHNAARAD TVPrime Minister Narendra Modi has shared the nation's economic and industrial achievements on the occasion of the 12th anniversary of the 'Make in India' campaign. He highlighted the positive changes in India through this initiative, stating that the country's manufacturing sector has reached new heights over the past decade.
According to an ABP News report, the Prime Minister released four special photographs to illustrate this journey. Through these images, he aimed to showcase how India has strengthened its manufacturing capabilities on the global stage.
In his message, the Prime Minister clarified that the pace of production in the country has accelerated under the Make in India initiative. Additionally, there has been a significant increase in the inflow of foreign and domestic investments, which has provided momentum to the Indian economy.
The report mentions that India has also performed remarkably on the export front. Referring to the story of the country's 5500 percent growth, the Prime Minister described it as a result of the hard work of the Indian industrial sector and government policies.
Discussing the changes in the manufacturing sector over the last 12 years, he stated that India has now become an important part of the global supply chain. This initiative has not only been helpful in creating employment opportunities but has also proven to be a major step towards making the country self-reliant.
On this occasion, the Prime Minister also expressed gratitude to all the entrepreneurs and workers who have contributed to making this campaign a success. He reiterated his resolve to maintain this momentum in the future.
Finally, the government believes that the next phases of Make in India will focus more on technology and innovation to make India a global manufacturing hub.