While incentives worth Rs 6,238 crore would be provided over five years for manufacturing of white goods in India, the outlay for solar PV modules is Rs 4,500 crore
Lack of incentive for incremental assembly may delay investments
Stay tuned for Latest LIVE news
The bigger idea is to cut logistics cost, travel time and enhance competitiveness of domestic manufacturing
A car was taken to the workshop several times, yet its problems persisted. So, Maruti needed to establish why the problems couldn't be rectified
Last year, the govt introduced a PLI scheme for mobile phones, electronic components, critical pharma drugs and medical devices, which saw huge traction among global as well as Indian manufacturers
Tata Sons chairman N Chandrasekaran, Bharat Forge Chairman Baba Kalyani, Mahindra Group managing director and CEO Pawan Goenka, among others, will be part of the committee
FICCI's latest quarterly survey on manufacturing assessed recovery of the sector for Q-3 (October-December 2020-21)
MeitY draws up list of potential players
Online data will be available to govt, industry; will help domestic producers analyse market potential for goods
The move is expected to facilitate investments and promote manufacturing in technology intensive sectors including semiconductors
According to experts, the technology is held by a select few companies in China, South Korea, Taiwan, and Japan
PLI scheme that seeks to push domestic manufacturing in as many as 14 sectors has the potential to generate additional revenue worth Rs 35-40 lakh crore over the next five years, a report said.
The Container Corporation of India on Friday said it will meet its annual need for around 8,000 containers from domestic manufacturers and no longer depend on China for its requirement. Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal on Friday called on the industry to "seriously explore" the possibility of containers being manufactured in India "given its chronic shortage for exports". The Container Corporation of India (Concor), which spends about Rs 200 crore annually on procurement of containers, has already given a developmental order for 1,000 containers each to public sector undertakings Bharat Heavy Electricals (BHEL) and Braithwaite & Co. Concor will soon issue tenders for the remaining 6,000 containers wherein only domestic firms will be able to participate under certain government rules. "As of now, all containers are imported because there is no manufacturing capability in India. We want to push India as a manufacturing hub for containers. "Our requirement is 8,000 ...
Says govt aims to do away with more than 6,000 compliance requirements
The government is considering launching a production linked incentive (PLI) scheme in the chemical sector to boost domestic manufacturing and exports. Addressing a webinar on 'Implementation Strategy of Budget Announcement 2021-22', Chemicals and Fertilisers Minister D V Sadananda Gowda on Friday said the government is working on a consultative approach in forming the policies for India's chemicals and petrochemicals sector. The webinar was organised by the Department of Chemicals & Petrochemicals and FICCI. "Implementations of the Budget announcements cannot be done only by the government. "We should take our industry in confidence so that implementations can start from first week of April. The challenge for the government is to now match the suggestions of the industry with the implementation part, he was quoted as saying in a FICCI statement. Gowda said the Budget has provided a boost to the Indian pharmaceutical sector. The big push for the pharma sector is being seen as an .
Modi on Friday said PLI scheme, which is aimed at boosting domestic manufacturing and exports, is expected to increase the country's production by $520 billion in the next five years
The scheme to boost manufacturing in India has set ambitious targets that industry says are unachievable. A look at the programmes announced so far explains why
Here's a selection of Business Standard opinion pieces for the day
India dominates the world market in motorcycles. What will it take to replicate this success in other industries?