Make In India

Amit Anwani of Prabhudas Lilladher said Samvat 2082 too could be strong for India's defence manufacturers, driven by strong government support, order inflows and Centre's push for self-reliance.

'Now every weapon bears Made-in-India inscription': Rajnath Singh lauds defence sector's 'rapid' growth

Singh said that India was earlier heavily dependent on other countries for defence equipment but the situation has changed now

PM Modi’s Aatmanirbhar clarion call to citizens amid global headwinds, says MSMEs key to self-reliance

The prime minister urged citizens to take pride in purchasing and selling “Swadeshi" products, noting that India’s prosperity depends on the strength of self-reliance.

Govt targeting import substitution for 100 products to improve self-reliance

The Commerce Ministry has plans to consult stakeholders to boost domestic production of engineering goods, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, and plastics, Commerce Secretary Sunil Barthwal.

India’s first Made-in-India chip will come from CG Semi’s semiconductor pilot line in Gujarat, says Ashwini Vaishnaw

"This pilot line (G1 facility) will produce 0.5 million chips per day, and our first Made-in-India chip will come from here," Vaishnaw said.

Draft of National Manufacturing Mission ready, scheme to be launched soon, reports CNBC Awaaz

This mission is aimed at providing policy support, roadmap and monitoring framework for central ministries as well as states, and will cover small, medium and large industries, in a boost to the Make in India programme.

Trump tariff unlikely to hurt India’s global strategic importance, China+1 theme still intact, say experts

As Washington escalates its tariff war with India, experts say the long-term rebalancing of global supply chains is still intact – moving away from China and tilting in India’s favour.

Manufacturing boost: PM Modi outlines sectors that will benefit from India-UK trade deal

The deal will add momentum to the Make in India-led growth and export promotion, PM Modi said

'Make in India' gets boost as India plans Rs 61,000 crore fighter jet engine project with France: Report

At present, every Indian fighter aircraft, from the Su-30 MKI to the Tejas, relies on engines sourced from foreign suppliers.

Wind turbine maker Envision Energy to open 3rd manufacturing unit in India

The company’s MD said that the union government's proposed mandate to localise within six months of the finalisation of guidelines for OEMs could jack up the price of wind turbines in India.

Shrinking profit margins unwind popular ‘Make in India’ trade in electronics

The unwind marks a turning point of a trade once central to the bullish case about India’s manufacturing ascent

Make in India for EVs gets policy push as Centre launches online portal to invite application

The scheme aims to attract investments from global EV manufacturers and promote India as a manufacturing destination for e-vehicles.

Bharat Electronics sees over 15% revenue growth for FY26, R&D focus key to margin and profit

For FY26, BEL has an EBITDA margin guidance of around 27% and order inflow of more than Rs 27,000 crore. CMD Manoj Jain said the aim is to increase R&D investment and capex spend.

Trump says India has offered to drop all tariffs on US goods

Trump said the Indian government has “offered us a deal where basically they are willing to literally charge us no tariff.” No further details on the 'offer' were shared, and the Indian government has not yet responded to the reports.

'Deliberate, precise, strategic': How made-in-India systems scripted Operation Sindoor success

The official release noted that India's defence manufacturing has reached unprecedented levels with indigenous production hitting Rs 1.27 lakh crore in FY 2023-24 and exports climbing to Rs 23,622 crore in FY 2024-25 — marking a 34-fold increase from 2013-14 levels.

HP India to start local laptop, PC manufacturing in May; eyes doubling output under PLI scheme

With a steady eye on India’s role in the global supply chain, HP is accelerating local production and expanding its footprint through the PLI scheme.

Nothing seeks Rs 1,000-crore JV, scouts for partners to make India global export hub

At present, Nothing makes its smartphones through Noida-based Dixon and BYD India, the local arm of China’s BYD

Russia-Ukraine war has a Bihar connection. Centre says make-in-India push made it possible

A government statement on March 25 revealed that 65 percent of defence equipment is now manufactured locally, from the earlier dependency of up to 65-70 percent on import

India breaks new ground, begins export of MacBook, AirPods components to Vietnam and China

The report also said that in the last 20 years, New Delhi has been net importer, and this export is a turnaround in the supply chain story.

Electronics industry must export more to be globally competitive: MeitY secretary

For Indian manufacturers, tie-ups with Chinese firms are crucial at this stage to develop a resilient world-class supply chain before striking out on their own, S Krishnan has said

India may cut more import taxes as manufacturing picks up speed

In the first major overhaul of its tariff structure, India removed high rates from some 8,500 industrial goods. While the tax incidence has remained the same because of additional levies on imports, Agarwal said the surcharges are “temporary in nature and would eventually be phased out.”

China's Oppo, facing pressure to sign up with an Indian partner, outsources some production to Bhagwati-Huaqin JV

Oppo remains in talks with several Indian Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS) players for a Dixon/Vivo-like partnership, but has started producing smartphones via the Bhagwati-Huaqin joint venture at the Greater Noida factory, previously operated by Vivo, Moneycontrol has learnt.

Budget 2025: Five measures that could trigger a post-Budget rally

The economic growth and corporate earnings are under duress, and experts believe positive triggers around corporate tax, wider scope of PLI schemes, or further infrastructure push could lift the market sentiment.

India's electronics market largely assembly-focused; represents just 4% of the global share: Economic Survey

India has drastically reduced dependence on smartphone imports, with 99 percent now manufactured at home. In FY24, the country produced approximately 33 crore mobile phone units

Boost for Make in India: Armenia orders artillery guns developed jointly by India and France

These artillery guns will add to a growing number of Indian-origin armaments with Armenia which already includes multi-barrel rocket launchers, artillery guns and a range of ammunition, says report.