Archive · 3 Sep 2025
India's Manufacturing Vision Needs Collaboration and Skills
India wants to make a lot more things and be a world leader in manufacturing.
A government official says this needs teamwork between different parts of the country and better training for workers.
They need to simplify the rules so businesses can grow.
Also, they need to use new technologies like robots and AI.
They also released a report about specific areas like automation and tools.
They must also make research that matches what the world wants to buy.
The goal is to create many jobs and sell lots of products, changing from making cheap goods to innovative ones.
NITI Aayog official highlights need for collaboration in manufacturing.
Strong State-Centre partnership is crucial for success.
Industry 4.0 skills and streamlining policies are essential.
Report presented on focus sectors including AI and automation.
Manufacturing Vision 2030 aims for global hub status.
- Who
- Rajeev Singh Thakur, Additional Secretary, NITI Aayog and R Mukundan, President Designate, CII and Managing Director & CEO, Tata Chemicals Ltd.
- What
- Discussed India's manufacturing vision and the need for collaboration and upskilling.
- When
- During the CII Manufacturing Conclave 2025.
- Where
- New Delhi
- Why
- To encourage India's manufacturing sector growth and achieve Viksit Bharat 2047 goals.
Focus on Infrastructure
Focus on Innovation and Skills
Key Aspects
Focus on Infrastructure
Prioritizing public investments in infrastructure, including roads, highways, ports, and airports, is crucial for generating opportunities.
Focus on Innovation and Skills
Prioritizing technology adoption, integrating Industry 4.0 solutions like automation, IoT, and AI to enhance productivity and quality across sectors.
- Official
- Rajeev Singh Thakur, NITI Aayog
- Event
- CII Manufacturing Conclave 2025
- Key Focus
- India's manufacturing sector
- Goal
- 25% GDP contribution from manufacturing
- Report
- Manufacturing Sectoral Snapshot Report
