What is the Symbol of Make in India?

Make in India Logo

The Make in India logo is a silhouette of a lion made of cogs (symbolizes the industries and the manufacturing units). The Ashoka Chakra inspired the design.

• The lion has long been a part of the national emblem, representing the attainment of enlightenment as well as tenacity, courage, and wisdom, i.e. all the Indian values.
• The Make in India logo represents strength, manufacturing, and national pride.

Make in India

Make in India is a government initiative to encourage enterprises to develop, manufacture, and assemble products created in India, as well as to reward focused investments in manufacturing.

• Since Make in India is a Governmental project, special permission is required from the DIPP, Govt. of India, to use the Make in India logo.
• The policy approach was to foster an investment-friendly environment, build modern and efficient infrastructure, and open up new sectors to foreign investors.
• The project aims to “turn India into a worldwide design and manufacturing export hub” by focusing on 25 economic areas for job development and skill training.

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