Make in India, launched in 2014 by Prime Minister Shri. Narendra Modi has proven to be a game-changer for the Indian economy. The campaign aimed to transform the country into a global manufacturing hub, attracting foreign investments, boosting job creation, and promoting innovation. With a focus on key sectors, including pharmaceuticals and biotechnology, ‘Make in India’ aimed to harness India’s potential and propel its growth on the world stage.
The biotech and pharma industries have been at the forefront of this growth story, contributing significantly to India’s GDP and export earnings. The success of Make in India in these sectors can be attributed to organisations like Bharat Biotech, which have driven innovation, research, and manufacturing capabilities across the country.
THE ROLE OF BHARAT BIOTECH IN THE MAKE IN INDIA INITIATIVE
Bharat Biotech, a leading Indian biotechnology company, has been instrumental in the success of Make in India. With a strong focus on research, development, and manufacturing, Bharat Biotech has been at the forefront of developing indigenous vaccines and biotherapeutics, contributing to the country’s self-reliance in the healthcare sector, with focus on ‘Innovate in India,’ and ‘Develop in India.’
The company’s commitment to innovation and manufacturing excellence has not only led to breakthroughs in vaccine development but has also positioned India as a global player in the biotech industry. Bharat Biotech’s state-of-the-art facilities in Telangana, Karnataka, Gujarat, and Maharashtra, along with its new facilities in Odisha and world-class research centres in Hyderabad, are symbols of India’s biotech capabilities.
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