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Get official DPIIT authorisation to use the Make in India logo within 30 days. Indian Taxpert provides end-to-end assistance, ensuring 100% compliance with the Trademarks Act, 1999, along with complete documentation, drafting, and DPIIT coordination.
✔ Sector-wise eligibility guidance
✔ Complete application preparation
✔ Fast-track DPIIT follow-ups
✔ Zero compliance risk
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The Make in India initiative, launched on 25 September 2014, is a flagship program of the Government of India aimed at promoting manufacturing and services within India. The program focuses on 27 priority sectors and seeks to boost domestic production, employment, and global competitiveness.
The Make in India logo (Lion Gear Logo) is a registered trademark owned by the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT). Any commercial, promotional, or digital usage of this logo requires prior written approval from DPIIT.
Indian Taxpert helps businesses secure official authorisation smoothly and legally.
Timeline for Make in India Logo Authorisation
The approval process follows a structured timeline to ensure compliance, merit-based evaluation, and official authorisation by DPIIT.
Week 1
Application Preparation
Compilation of incorporation documents, manufacturing proof, statement of purpose, and proposed Make in India logo mock-ups.
1–2 Days
Application Submission
Complete application submission (physical and digital) to the Joint Secretary (BE-III), DPIIT, New Delhi.
2–3 Weeks
DPIIT Review & Evaluation
Merit-based assessment by DPIIT considering brand visibility, sector relevance, and overall economic impact.
1 Week
Approval & Authorisation Letter
Receipt of the official Make in India logo authorisation letter, outlining permitted usage terms and validity period.
Make in India is a national economic mission designed to encourage businesses to manufacture, innovate, and deliver services from India. The initiative operates on four strategic pillars and aims to increase manufacturing’s contribution to India’s GDP while generating large-scale employment.
Usage of the Make in India logo without approval is illegal and punishable under the Trademarks Act, 1999.
To qualify for Make in India participation and official logo authorisation, businesses must fulfil the following eligibility requirements as per applicable guidelines.
🏭 Manufacturing Presence in India
Businesses must demonstrate substantial manufacturing or service delivery operations in India with meaningful local value addition.
✔️ Quality & Compliance Standards
Compliance with BIS standards, environmental regulations, labour laws, and relevant industry norms is mandatory.
📊 Sector Alignment
Business activities must fall within one of the 27 notified Make in India sectors covering manufacturing and services.
👷 Employment & Skill Development
Contribution towards job creation, workforce training, and Skill India objectives is strongly encouraged.
💡 Innovation & Technology Adoption
Preference is given to entities engaged in R&D, technology upgradation, and intellectual property creation.
🌍 Export / Import Substitution Capability
Export-oriented businesses or those reducing import dependency receive additional preference.
🏛️ Eligible Legal Entity Status
- Companies incorporated under the Companies Act, 2013
- Limited Liability Partnerships (LLP Act, 2008)
- Partnership Firms (Partnership Act, 1932)
- Foreign entities operating through Indian subsidiaries (subject to FDI norms)
📦 Local Content Requirement (Public Procurement)
Class-I Supplier: Minimum 50% local content
Class-II Supplier: 20% – 50% local content
Make in India is a national policy framework—not a registration or license. Participation is achieved by aligning your business operations with its objectives, while logo authorisation requires formal approval from DPIIT.
Important Note:
Companies can participate in the Make in India initiative by complying with
sectoral policies, FDI norms, and regulatory requirements.
However, use of the official Make in India logo requires a
separate authorisation through a structured DPIIT application process.
Step 1
Business Incorporation
Register an appropriate business structure in India and complete all statutory registrations as per applicable laws.
Step 2
Sector & Policy Mapping
Identify the relevant Make in India sector, applicable FDI limits, incentives, and state-specific industrial policies.
Step 3
Capital & FDI Compliance
Ensure full compliance with FEMA and RBI regulations for domestic or foreign investment structures.
Step 4
Regulatory Approvals
Obtain all required approvals such as environmental clearances, factory licenses, GST registration, and labour law compliances.
Step 5
Start Operations & Apply Incentives
Commence manufacturing or service operations and apply for incentives such as PLI schemes or state-level benefits.
📋 Logo Authorisation Process
Application Preparation
Draft a detailed covering letter describing nature of product/event, logo usage purpose, duration, platform and market reach.
Document Compilation
Prepare incorporation documents, manufacturing proof, director details and visual mock-ups.
DPIIT Review & Approval
DPIIT evaluates the application on merit and issues an official authorisation letter with usage terms.
📑 Documents Required
Applicant Entity
- Certificate of Incorporation
- PAN Card
- Registered Office Proof
- GST Registration
- MSME (Udyam) Certificate
Manufacturing & Operations
- Manufacturing facility evidence
- Industrial License (if applicable)
- Product packaging / visual mock-ups
- Statement of Purpose
Management & Authorisation
- Director / Partner details
- ID & Address proof
- Board Resolution / Authorisation Letter
- IP details (if any)
⚠ Important Usage Guidelines
The Make in India logo is a protected trademark. Unauthorised usage can lead to imprisonment, fines and legal action.
Approval must be obtained at least 30 days prior to intended use.
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