COLLOQUY
Make in India vs.
Invent in
India……
I feel that ‘Make in India’ is an
outstanding initiative taken up
by our Prime Minister. It will
not only help us in emerging as
a global manufacturing country
but
will
also
create
employment as India has the
world’s most cost-efficient
labour unlike China. Our
government has increased the
FDI limits on important
sectors. There has been an
establishment of research hubs
for scientists in areas like
defense, space, electronics etc.
I think with such commendable
projects, inventions are bound
to happen. It is good to see that
many private companies have
invested in this initiative. This
campaign will help us to have
better lifestyles
-Sushmita Gaikwad
Make in India is a new
initiative taken up by the
government. This provides
many
opportunities
for
employment and development.
To support this,the government
is also allowing FDI. This if
considered only in the profit
point of view is a very good
appeal but only in the short
run. Invent in India might not
generate profit immediately but
with proper investment of time,
money and innovation more
than the existing profit will be
gained from it. Invent in India
will lead us to the future, once
aspired by our freedom
fighters.
-Aishwarya T
With the "Make in India"
initiative started by our Prime
Minister Mr. Narendra Modi,
India is likely to progress in the
economic sector. According to
me Make in India will give a
new ray of hope and will open
a plethora of opportunities for
the youth of India. With startups and new apps coming up
on a large scale it will help the
initiative boost further and will
contribute to the progress of
the nation as well. Although
“Invent in India” will change
the scenario completely, in my
view the “Make in India”
initiative has to be first taken to
greater heights and then going
for the latter will make a great
deal of difference thereby
improving the scope of
manufacturing and invention.
- Gayatri Ingle
The Make in India initiative
launched by Prime Minister
Narendra Modi is directed
towards making India a global
manufacturing hub. It aims at
generating jobs, attracting
direct foreign investment and
enhancing skill development.
However in order to have
Make in India and be selfsufficient in the long run we
must have Invent in India. It is
not always possible to borrow
ideas from other nations and
then implement those in ours.
In order to be competitive in
today’s world we need to
invent new technologies. To
achieve this, emphasis should
be laid on education, start-ups
should be encouraged and
budding talent should be
nurtured. We need to modify
the “make in India” concept to
“Invent, discover and make in
India”.
It
is
ultimately
discoveries and inventions that
lead to products
-Prachi Mathur
As Indian citizens, we all feel
proud thinking about the day
when we actually achieve
'make in India', the vision of
our Prime Minister. The idea
behind Make in India is very
noble. Talking about 'Invent in
India'; it will definitely bring in
revolution and raise India
globally. But practically, this is
only possible if proper
resources and environment is
provided to invent. Presently,
Indians prefer going abroad
and doing their research
instead of doing it in India
because of the lack of proper
opportunities. It would be great
to see a product being
invented, made and marketed
by Indians. In my opinion,
'make in India' is an excellent
vision but if whatever we make
is invented in India itself, India
will develop at a faster pace,
beyond our imagination.
–M.Shreya
Make in India is an initiative of
the Government of India to
encourage multinational, as
well as domestic, companies to
manufacture their products in
India.
In
India
where
unemployment is a huge
obstacle in growth, this
initiative will help in creating
more jobs for people and it
certainly will strengthen the
economy. I also feel that this
alone is not adequate. For any
country to be developed, the
science and technological
advancements and inventions
play a major role as it is the
way to the future. I feel that the
motto has to be ‘Invent and
Make in India’ for India to be
at the forefront.
-B.Naveena