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New Delhi: PM Modi addressed webinar on Production Linked Incentives scheme. Our effort is to reduce 6,000 compliances burden on entities, said PM on measures for booting domestic manufacturing.

India wants to work with the same approach. Thus, our govt has brought one reform after another in this sector. We expect ‘zero effect, zero defect’, he said.

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Our production costs, quality and efficiency of products should leave a mark in the global market and we must work together to make this possible.

Our products must be user-friendly, most modern, affordable and sustainable.

India wants to work with the same approach. Thus, our govt has brought one reform after another in this sector. We expect ‘zero effect, zero defect’.

Manufacturing transforms every aspect of economy, creating an ecosystem. Increasing manufacturing capabilities increases employment generation.

In the last few weeks, we have received several innovative suggestions in several sectors. In the last 6-7 years, we’ve made several successful attempts to strengthen Make In India at different levels.