<h1>Make in India initiative boosts investment attractiveness, prompting increased FDI inflows and action plan monitoring and sectoral reforms.</h1> The Make in India initiative, launched in September 2014, aims to make India a global manufacturing and innovation hub by attracting domestic and foreign investment via four pillars - New Processes, New Infrastructure, New Sectors and New Mindset - and 25 priority sectors. Ministries prepared one and three year action plans with measurable milestones after a national workshop; progress on these Action Plans is monitored. Reported early impacts include increased FDI inflows and improvements in Ease of Doing Business, supported by international rankings and investor surveys.