<h1>Congress Slams Modi's 'Make in India' for Failing Local Manufacturers; Rs 64,000 Crore Tenders Non-Compliant.</h1> The Congress party criticized the Modi government's 'Make in India' initiative, labeling it a policy failure that neglects Indian manufacturers. They highlighted that a significant portion of government tenders, valued at around Rs 64,000 crore, were non-compliant with the initiative's guidelines. Despite rules prioritizing domestic suppliers, tenders often favored foreign brands, leaving Indian manufacturers sidelined. Key ministries failed to update procurement rules, and even after instructions to address these issues, no substantial action was taken. The Congress claims this reflects a gap between the government's promises and the reality of supporting Indian businesses.