Government opens treasury for Make in India: To make the country self-sufficient in the pharma and electronics sector and to encourage Make in India, the government has decided to give a package of Rs 61,802 crore. A total package of Rs 48,042 crore was given to the electronics sector under three schemes, while a total procurement of Rs 13,760 crore has been made for the production of pharma and medical equipment.
Government opens treasury for Make in India, 25 lakh jobs will be generated, 62 thousand crores approved
With this decision of the government, there is a possibility of investment of 20 lakh crores in the electronics sector alone, which will provide employment to 25 lakh people. The decision was taken last Friday in a cabinet committee meeting chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, which was announced on Saturday.
Minister of Electronics and Information Technology Ravi Shankar Prasad said that funds had been fixed under three schemes for electronics manufacturing. Under the first scheme, production-linked incentives will be given to encourage the production of electronics goods in India. The government has placed a fund of Rs 40,995 crore under this head.
He informed that the Production Linked Incentive Scheme would remain in force for the next five years, and this will attract foreign companies to India. Some domestic companies will also get a chance to become champions in this field.
Government opens treasury for Make in India: 3285 crore incentive for manufacturing
The second scheme related to electronics is related to manufacturing incentives for electronic components and semiconductors. In this head, the government will provide assistance of Rs 3285 crore. Under this, the government will provide financial support of 25 percent on the capital investment that will be made for the manufacture of components and semiconductors.
The electronics manufacturing cluster will be constructed under the third scheme of electronics manufacturing. A provision of Rs 3762 crore has been made under this head. There will be one large company in the cluster, and the rest will be small companies.
13,760 crores for bulk drugs and medical equipment
Minister of State for Chemicals and Fertilizers (Independent Charge) Mansukh Mandaviya said that a total package of Rs 13,760 crore was approved to make the country self-sufficient in the best drug and medical equipment sector.
A package of Rs 9,940 crore has been approved for bulk drugs and Rs 3,820 crore has been given for medical equipment. He informed that a provision of Rs 6,940 crore has been made for production-linked incentives to encourage the manufacture of bulk drugs.
Government opens treasury for Make in India: Four medical devices parks to be built
Three bulk drug squares will be built at the cost of Rs 3000 crore. Four medical device parks will be built to encourage the manufacture of medical equipment. The government will contribute 400 crore rupees to the construction of the park.
It has also been decided to provide production-linked incentives to encourage the manufacturing of medical equipment. Three thousand four hundred twenty crores will be given under this head. Under medical equipment manufacturing, equipment such as MRI machines, pathology machines, X-ray machines will be manufactured which are not yet made in India.
Pharma sector three lakh crores Mandavia
Mandavia told that the pharma sector in India is a 3 lakh crore industry. But many of the bulk drugs with which the drug is manufactured, we import in large quantities. India currently imports bulk drugs worth Rs 42,000 crore. In the case of medical equipment, 85 percent depend on imports. With the help of this scheme announced by the government, India will become a safe drug country in the next five years.
According to pharma manufacturers, China accounts for 65 percent of the bulk drug used in manufacturing drugs in India. If 10 percent is imported from other countries, only 25 percent of bulk drugs are produced domestically. This is the reason that due to corona affecting the supply chain in China, there was a possibility of lack of bulk drug.
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