ATMANIRBHAR

BHARAT ABHIYAN

IN THE GLORY OF INDIA IS OUR MOTHER,

WE WILL ADOPT SWADESHI, WE WILL
MAKE INDIA SELF-RELIANT BY
CELEBRATING SWADESHI.
 ACROPOLIS INSTITUTE OF
TECHNOLOGY AND RESEARCH,
Submitted By INDORE(MP) Submitted To
❖ SHIVANI GEHLOT
GROUP - I Dr. Alpana Dshmukh
❖ VARNIMA GUPTA ROR mam
❖ LAVISH GANDHI
❖ SHEKHAR GIRAMKAR BT-108
❖ SHREYANSH MISHRA
Outline of the Presentation

❖ Introduction ❖ Challenges

❖ Five Pillars of Atmanirbhar Bharat ❖ Conclusion

❖ Features of Atmanirbhar Bharat

 Introduction
WHAT IS ATMANIRBHAR Bharat ABHIYAN ?

❖ Atmanirbhar Bharat Abhiyan, which translates

to 'self-reliant India' or 'self-sufficient India', is
the vision of the Prime Minister of India
Narendra Modi of making India "a bigger and
more important part of the global economy“.

❖ The first mention of this came in the form of

the 'Atmanirbhar Bharat Abhiyan or 'Self-
Reliant India Mission during the
announcement of India's COVID–19
pandemic related economic package on 12
May 2020.
❖ On 15th August 2020 PM Addressed the
nation from the Red Fort on the occasion of
74th Independence Day of India.

❖ In 90 Minutes of Speech he focused on

Atmanirbhar Bharat ( Self Reliant India),
Vocal for Local, Make in India to Make for
World.

❖ However the term was already coined by

the PM of India on 12th May 2020.
❖ There are two different opinions are
coming for the same . The first is to stop
importing goods from foreign nations
and boycotting all foreign products,
the other is to promote and give
preference to indigenous products by
ensuring good quality and competitive
price with imported goods.
❖ The Atmanirbhar Bharat program has the
higher objective of reducing the
dependency on the import of any foreign
products and focuses on the production of
its substitute within the boundaries of the
country to improve the compliance and
production of quality goods to create a
global market share.
Five Pillars of Atmanirbhar Bharat

❖ First Pillar :- Economy

PM Modi said government’s endeavour is

towards building an economy that brings
quantum jump rather than incremental
change.
❖ Second Pillar :- Infrastructure

PM Modi said infrastructure should be world-

class which becomes the identity of modern
India.
❖ Third Pillar :- Technology-driven system

The Prime Minister focussed on a technology-

driven system which can fulfill the dreams of the
21st century; a system not based on the policy
of the past century.
❖ Fourth Pillar :- Demography

PM Modi termed India’s vibrant demography as

the country’s strength. He said it is the source of
energy for a self-reliant India.
❖ Fifth Pillar :- Demand

PM Narendra Modi said the cycle of demand

and supply chain in the country economy, is
the strength which needs to be harnessed to its
full potential.
Features of Atmanirbhar Bharat

❖ Businesses and MSMEs

The activities of the AatmaNirbharBharat

scheme aim to benefit businesses, including
cottage industry, MSMEs, labourers , middle
class, and others. In this context, the Pradhan
Mantri Garib Kalyan Package of ₹ 1.70 lakh
crores can be considered a relief package for
the poor to help battle against COVID-19.
❖ Poor and Backward Classes

About three crore farmers have received agricultural

loans of ₹ 4.22 lakh crores. The healthcare workers will
receive an insurance cover of ₹ 50 lakhs, and about
80 crore poor people will receive 5 kg wheat or rice
per head for the next three months.
❖ Agricultural Features

To learn more details about AtmaNirbharBharat

Abhiyan, you need to consider its emphasis on
farming activities in India. PM KISAN fund has
exceeded ₹ 18,700 crores in this period, with an
investment of ₹ 1 lakh crores for Agri Infrastructure
Fund for farm-gate infrastructure
❖ New Growth Horizons

With this new AatmaNirbharBharat scheme, the

Indian Government is also trying to upgrade the
industrial infrastructure of India. The Government
has also invested about ₹ 50,000 crores in
Diversified Opportunities in the Coal Sector. Private
investments in the mineral sector will help in a
seamless composite exploration-cum-mining-cum-
production regime.
❖ Government Reforms

The Government aims at introducing a large

number of reforms under the AatmaNirbhar
scheme. Corporate Law measures have resulted
in 44% Recovery in 221 resolved business cases.
SWAYAM PRABHA DTH channels have been
developed to support people who do not have
access to the internet. The PM eVIDYA, on the
other hand, is a program for multi-mode access to
digital/online education.
Challenges

❖ Recently the government announced and

economic stimulus package of rupees 20
lakh crore and big bang systematic reforms
under the aatmnirbhar Bharat abhiyan
however there are various challenges
before fullfilment of vision of this plan.
❖ The key challenge before the Atmnirbhar Bharat
Abhiyan is the high drop outs it various stages of
education. Is a need to improve the quality of
school education.

❖ For the large scale migration of different companies

into India we need to improve our rankings.
❖ Sometimes there is delay in getting permission from
government officials due to inefficiency of
Government employees so that many important
research projects not get permission on time and
vision of Aatmnirbhar Bharat is not fullfilled.

❖ The economic packages as required for the

country during the lockdown period enhancing
demand throughout the country.
❖ The main challenge faced by companies is in
supply chains, which increased delay in
services.

❖ In India, a lot of industries are dependent to an

extent on countries like China for production
and supply chain. The need of the hour is to be
self reliant in these areas.
 Conclusion

❖ The Atmanirbhar Bharat Abhiyaan is an important

mission for the economic revival and progress of
the Indian economy under lockdown.

❖ The Atmanirbhar Bharat has been praised for

reintroducing the idea of Swaraj as a redemptive
tool for the post-pandemic Indian economy.
❖ The additional allocation to MNREGA will help in
productively employing returning migrants. It
stands for Mahatma Gandhi National Rural
Employment Guarantee Act 2005.
❖ States are now allowed to borrow within a higher
limit but with clear reform conditionalities.

❖ People’s purchasing power needs to be increased

and demand for industrial products and services
must be created.
❖ Income support to migrant workers and the urban
poor is also an immediate concern. Thus, even
with falling revenues, a deeper fiscal stimulus
could have been attempted.
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