The document discusses the need to improve skill development in India to support the Make in India initiative. It notes that management and commerce education needs a balance of theory and practical experience. Several sectors have been targeted by Make in India but objectives will not be achieved unless skill development is improved. Challenges include brain drain due to lack of opportunities and outdated education in India. Suggestions are made to restructure education to include more practical skills training and internships, as well as support rural skill development through stipends, internet access, and NGO programs. Improving youth skill development is key to fully realizing the goals of Make in India.