In order to make Indian manufacturing more competitive, the government will provide all the support to private players. Heavy Industries and Public Enterprises Minister Anant Geete has said that the government is committed to provide all necessary support to make India`s manufacturing sector globally competitive, adding that a wide array of smart technologies needs to be adopted for the purpose.
Geete while addressing the Smart Manufacturing Summit organised by Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), said that `Make in India` campaign is the first step in this direction and also assured that going forward the results of many more steps taken by the government in various areas would be clearly visible.
Highlighting the steps taken by his ministry Geete said there are steps such as addressing the problems of central public sector enterprises, formulation of the 1st draft on National Capital Goods policy and encouragement of manufacturing of Hybrid and Electric Vehicles to support the manufacturing growth agenda of the country.