Shri
Amitabh Kant
Secretary
- DIPP
Ministry
of Commerce
-------------------------------
Dear
Shri Kant ,
Imagine
the following scenario :
*
Mr Yamaoka - VP , Strategic Planning - Kyocera
(Kyoto / Japan ) visits MakeInIndia website to look up
investment opportunities in India for Solar Power Generation equipment
manufacturing.
*
Having been convinced , he clicks on link,
" Database
of Indian Companies "
which takes him to.... www.B2BmessageBlaster.com ( B2B )
*
On B2B , he selects 23
Indian Companies as potential partners for a JV , and sends out a message
(" We would like to talk to you for an investment " ) , using B2B messaging service
*
Within ONE HOUR , Mr Yamaoka gets a phone
call from Mr Vikas Swarup -Indian Consul General
, posted in Osaka , offering any help that Kyocera may need for ,
> Contacting other suitable Indian Companies
> Getting additional info ( CRISIL rating / Annual Reports )
about Companies short-listed by him
> Obtaining various permissions ( from Central and State
Govts ) to implement , Kyocera's Make In India project
Will
that ,
>
leave Mr Yamaoka immensely impressed with the speed of response from the
local Indian Consul General ?
>
Convince him that India is the best place to invest ?
>
possibly , raise India's rank in World Bank's " Ease of Doing Business " from 134
to 13 ?
- overtaking Colombia / Rwanda but still behind Korea/
Malaysia ?
Absolutely
!
Is
this possible ?
Certainly
Here
is how :
*
As soon as Mr Yamaoka sends out ( using B2B messaging service ) , his
" We are interested " message to those 23 Indian Companies , B2B server will send an Email to Mr Vikas Swarup , providing him with,
> Contact Details of Mr Yamaoka
> Contact Details of those 23 Indian Companies
> Full Message Text
That
will enable Mr Swarup to pro-actively contact Mr Yamaoka , within ONE HOUR !
*
Simultaneously , B2B server
will send a copy of that email to a designated Executive in DIPP , for sending out his own , " May We
Help You ? " email to Mr Yamaoka
*
B2B will design and launch , a
mobile App , " MakeInIndia " ,
for
DIPP officers / Indian Ambassadors / Consul Generals / Trade
Commissioners
, to follow-up the progress of each and every ,
"
We are Interested " message , sent to Indian Companies , by
Foreign
Investors , from B2B web site
Our
Prime Minister , Shri Narendra Modi firmly believes that the 21st Century
belongs to India, given its 3D ( Democracy / Demography /
Demand )
Your
acceptance of my proposal will speed up India's arrival
with
regards ,
(
click
to view my profile
)
Mumbai
(
M ) 0-98,67,55,08,08
PS
:
If
desired , I would be happy to come to Delhi for personal discussion
From: Hemen Parekh
[mailto:hcp@recruitguru.com]
Sent: Sunday, October 26, 2014 10:26 AM
To: 'amitabh.kant@nic.in'
Cc: 'nsitharaman@nic.in'
Subject: INVITING 8 MILLION FOREIGN COMPANIES ?
Sent: Sunday, October 26, 2014 10:26 AM
To: 'amitabh.kant@nic.in'
Cc: 'nsitharaman@nic.in'
Subject: INVITING 8 MILLION FOREIGN COMPANIES ?
Shri
Amitabh Kant ,
Secretary
DIPP
Ministry
of Commerce
Government
of India
----------------------------------------------------
Dear
Shri Kant
MakeInIndia web site is, indeed ,
an innovative initiative
But
how to get 8 MILLION Foreign Companies to
visit this site ?
And
which 8 MILLION foreign companies ?
And
how to send across this invitation ?
Here
is my suggestion :
*
On........ www.B2BmessageBlaster.com.....,
we have an online database of 8,000 + International Chambers of Commerce , located in 5,332
cities around the World
*
It would be reasonable to assume that , on an average , each of these Chambers
, has approx 1,000 firms as their MEMBERS
*
That adds up to 8,000,000
Member Firms
*
After REGISTERING
DIPP on B2B ( Nature
of Organization = " Government Depts / Agencies / Statutory Bodies "
) , Blast
following message ( suitably modified , as deemed necessary ) , to these 8,000 + Chambers
That
should take , no more than 2 hours !
If
there are any questions , feel free to phone me ( 0-98,67,55,08,08 )
with
regards ,
(
click
to view my profile
)
Mumbai
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Sub
Line : INDIA INVITES
YOUR MEMBER FIRMS
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Dear
President
Chamber
of Commerce
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Prime
Minister of India , Shri Narendra Modi would like Foreign Companies to come and
invest in India , by setting-up Manufacturing / Servicing / Trading
organizations
Such
ventures could be stand alone or as joint ventures with suitable Indian
Companies
To
enable Foreign Companies get an overview of investment opportunities in India ,
we have launched ,
On
this portal , your Member Firms will find exhaustive info re:
*
24 Industry Sectors
*
Live Projects
*
Government Policies ......etc
I
write to request you to forward this email to your
Member Firms , encouraging them visit MakeInIndia and discover their areas of
investment interest in India
What
is more :
[
by clicking on link , " Database of Indian
Companies " ]
>
2,27,000 + Indian Companies
>
listed according to 52 Industry-Sectors
>
located in 2000 + Indian cities,
Then
they will be able to send out their Message to selected Indian Companies
, within a matter of minutes !
And
organize face-to-face meetings with
interested Indian Companies , at the Vibrant Gujarat Investors Meeting in Ahmedabad (
Gujarat / India ) on 11 / 13 Jan , 2015
This
event will be attended by hundreds of Foreign and Indian Companies
If
there are any questions , do not hesitate to write to me
with
regards ,
Amitabh
Kant ,
Secretary
Department
of Industrial Policy & Promotion (DIPP)
Ministry
of Commerce & Industry,
Government
of India
New
Delhi
Email: secy-ipp@nic.in
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