‘Make in India’ made easy : Opportunities and challenges in defence sector, by AIMT

May 7, 2015: Make in India initiative announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi may well be the elusive key to indigenisation and achieving self reliance in the field of manufacture of complex defence systems. To deliberate the issue of ‘Make in India in Defence Sector’, Army Institute of Management and Technology (AIMT), Greater Noida is organising a day-long seminar at its campus on 9th May 2015 on the theme ‘Make in India Made Easy- Opportunities and Challenges for Defence Sector’. 

Spread over three technical sessions, the seminar brings together an array of speakers from the Industry, academia and the policy makers. Various eminent personalities from MoD, Army, Corporate Sector and business schools shall share their views on how to leverage on ‘Make in India’ initiative of the Central Government. 

The deliberations will focus specifically on the opportunities and challenges posed by Make in India in Defence Sector. The scope of the seminar will cover changing business environment of India and throw light on major policy initiatives under ‘Make in India’ campaign. 

The speakers will also deliberate numerous business opportunities offered by the Make in India in the defence sector not only for the major arms manufacturer players but for SSIs and MSMEs especially in the light of the enhanced capital and revenue budget. 

AIMT is a Management Institute established in 2004. It conducts two year full time MBA residential programmes for the wards of serving and retired Army personnel and Army war widows and is affiliated to Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University. AIMT has a fully residential, state of the art campus spread over 15 acres. An ISO 9001 certified Institute, AIMT in a span of just ten years has earned a name for itself as a business institute of repute in Delhi and National Capital Region. AIMT is accredited by International Accreditation Organisation (IAO) as a Grade A institute and is presently in the process of accreditation by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council.

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