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Make in India — The Manufacturing Push Since 2014

Make in India is the Centre's umbrella drive to make India a global hub for design, innovation and manufacturing, led by DPIIT under the Ministry of Commerce and Industry. Launched on 25 September 2014, it completed twelve years on 25 September 2026, when the government put cumulative FDI since 2014-15 at US$843 billion.

Last updated 26 September 20267 min read
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Marks twelve years of Make in India: DPIIT's toolkit from PLI to GatiShakti, US$843 billion of cumulative FDI since 2014-15, PLI results to June 2026 and the schemes added since December 2025 for chips, phones, rare-earth magnets and industrial parks.

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