The Make in India initiative was launched in 2014 with the aim of increasing the share of manufacturing in India's GDP from 16% to 25% by 2022.

The automobile sector has received the most investment under the Make in India initiative, followed by electronics, pharmaceuticals, and textiles.

As of 2022, the Make in India initiative has created over 20 million jobs in India.

The target for India's exports under the Make in India initiative is $1 trillion by 2025.

Maharashtra has attracted the most investment under the Make in India initiative, followed by Gujarat, Karnataka, and Tamil Nadu.

The Make in India initiative has contributed to a 2% increase in India's GDP.

The United States has invested the most in India under the Make in India initiative, followed by China, Japan, and Singapore.

The Make in India initiative has helped reduce India's trade deficit by 20%.

The manufacturing sector has seen the most growth in employment under the Make in India initiative.

The Make in India initiative has helped increase India's foreign exchange reserves by $200 billion.

Maharashtra has seen the most growth in manufacturing output under the Make in India initiative, followed by Gujarat, Karnataka, and Tamil Nadu.

The Make in India initiative has helped reduce India's inflation rate by 2%.

The automobile sector has seen the most growth in investment under the Make in India initiative, followed by electronics, pharmaceuticals, and textiles.

The Make in India initiative has helped reduce India's current account deficit by $20 billion.