As the nation commemorates a decade of the initiative, The Machinist Magazine pays tribute to manufacturing giants who are playing a vital role in transforming India into a global manufacturing hub. Our Anniversary edition shines a spotlight on the who’s who of the manufacturing industry, as they outline their vision for Amrit Kaal 2047.
India’s manufacturing sector, through the years, has managed to set a tone for innovation and has today become the most sought-after destination for foreign investments. Adding to it, Hon’ble Prime Minister
Narendra Modi launched ‘Make in India’ program which has given Indian manufacturing a well-deserved global recognition.
Launched in the year 2014, Make India is transforming the country into a leading global manufacturing and investment destination, achieving substantial achievements in 27 sectors, including strategic sectors of manufacturing and services. On the account of The Machinist’s 19th Anniversary Edition and with Make in India campaign, soon completing a decade, we have curated a special edition as an ode to this visionary campaign and to the people who are playing an instrumental role in fulfilling the goals of this visionary ambition.
But, before we delve further into our Anniversary edition, here are the top-10 reasons why we as an industry should celebrate this ambitious campaign:
WHY MAKE IN INDIA CAMPAIGN SHOULD BE CELEBRATED? 1.
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