Make in India is necessary to make India. It was said by MoS Finance cum local MP Jayant Sinha in the closing ceremony of 68th Indian Commerce Conference hosted by VBU Hazaribagh. He said that the dream of Make in India will become complete only by new innovations. That would make the country a world leader.
Talking about Make in India he said that if the products of an entrepreneur can win the hearts of locals then it can certainly win the hearts of the citizens of entire world. “Small innovations in small towns can now rule the world with the help of e-commerce. Our country is known for its products having good quality, durability and low cost and Make in India is a vision to give it a boost,” added Sinha.
Minister of Food and Supply of Jharkhand government, Saryu Rai said that it is matter of proud for Jharkhand to organize such a wonderful conference. He said that the recommendations of this seminar must be send to Jharkhand Government as Jharkhand possess the potential to be a major player of Make in India.
Rai said that Jharkhand is full of raw materials and it needs only capital and skill. The capital will come automatically due to government’s policy and making youths skilled is your responsibility. He also talked about keeping in mind the environment before going ahead for Make in India.
VC Prof. Gurdeep Singh said that we have tried our best to provide the all facilities to the delegates of the seminar. The seminar will be the mile stone in the history of the university. He has appreciated the delegate approaches in relation to Make in India, E- retailing, social media, skill development and behavioral finance.
Pro-VC of the university MP Sinha said that the delegates rendered their valuable views in relation to different topics of technical session. He said that we will send the recommendations to both central and state government.
The president of Indian Commerce Association Jayant Kumar Parida said that we are thankful to the university for organizing such a wonderful seminar. He welcomed the next national president of ICA MK Singh, dean and head of dept. of commerce, VBU.