*Lecturer in Commerce, Aarohi Model School, Hasanpur Bilonda, Mewat
**Research Scholar, Dept. of Economics, M.D.U, Rohtak
Online published on 4 March, 2016.
Development has transferred when Prime Minister Narender Modi launched the “Make in India” programme to boost the Indian manufacturing industries. The revival of manufacturing sector is a key objective and identifying this sector as the engine of long-run growth. “Make in India” is now a flagship initiative not to mention a catchy campaign. The programme lays emphasis on 25 sectors with focus on job creation and skill enhancement. Skilled manpower is expected to fuel not just the Indian economy but that of other countries who could take advantage of India's demographic dividend and skilled work force. This will help in creating jobs for over 10 million people, who join the workforce every year. The objective of this programme is to build India a strong nation with effective and efficient resources. These all will attract the foreign investors to make large investment in India. But there are many obstacles in the way of Make in India programme. The government should remove all there obstacle to make this programme a grand success. The programme opening the investment door for domestic investors this step help make in India world most powerful economy and help in development also.
