Abstract
India has long been an economic powerhouse, and today it's among the five fastest-growing economies. Several Make in India reforms led to this. The government's announcement of measures to boost the business environment in India has shifted the approach to governance. Make in India was introduced by Narendra Modi, India's prime minister, in 2014. The programme aims to increase India's manufacturing competitiveness and attract foreign investment. India's 100th rank shows that attempts to make it a manufacturing centre are paying off. India must overcome a few challenges to continue its winning streak. This article depicts and looks at the Make in India drive, which expects to change India into a monetary center point that draws in worldwide enterprises to contribute and create there. The examination uncovers its concerns, which upset its development. As a general rule, the review's discoveries support the production in India crusade, which means to make India a manufacturing hub. The data is assessed qualitatively utilizing the MAXQDA thematic software tool to arrive at on conclusion.
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