<h1>India Boosts Manufacturing with 'Make in India': Simplified Rules, FDI Liberalization, and Infrastructure Improvements.</h1> The Make in India initiative aims to position India as a global manufacturing hub by enhancing investment opportunities and simplifying business operations. The government has streamlined rules, reduced licensing requirements, and improved infrastructure, including industrial corridors and smart cities. Efforts include skill development programs and innovation through better patent management. Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) policies have been liberalized, particularly in defense, rail infrastructure, insurance, and medical devices. The initiative involves 25 industry-related ministries setting sector-specific goals, supported by an Investor Facilitation Cell to assist new investors, marking a shift from permit-issuing to a partnership approach with investors.