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Make-In-India 2.0: Focus On 15 Manufacturing, 12 Service Sectors Including Air-Conditioners, Furniture, Robotics, Drones
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and other ministers at a Make-in-India conclave. (File photo)
In a strategic move, the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) is actively partnering in sectors of furniture, aluminium, agrochemicals, and textiles, to boost domestic manufacturing, increase exports, and decrease imports.
The Ministry of Commerce and Industry highlighted the significant achievements of 'Make in India' and emphasized the transition into 'Make in India 2.0,' with a focused approach on 27 sectors, as reported by Economic Times.
The DPIIT is leading efforts for 15 manufacturing sectors, while the Department of Commerce is coordinating activities for 12 service sectors.
These sub-sectors cover a wide range, including furniture, air-conditioners, leather and footwear, ready-to-eat items, fisheries, agri-produce, auto components, aluminium, electronics, agrochemicals, steel, textiles, EV components, integrated circuits, ethanol, ceramics, set-top boxes, robotics, televisions, closed-circuit cameras, toys, drones, medical devices, sporting goods, and gym equipment.
The ministry affirmed ongoing efforts to stimulate the comprehensive and coordinated growth of these sub-sectors.
Invest India is also actively engaged in the identification of potential investors, providing support, and facilitating investments to bolster the 'Make in India 2.0' initiative.
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