(31 December 2012 7:50 pm) 

MUMBAI: 1 January will mark the launch of www.iammadeinindia.com at the hands of United Welfare Trust and Percept Limited joint managing director Shailendra Singh. The aim of the website is to enable proud citizens of India to come together, express their positive views, inspiring opinions and celebrate the beauty of being Indian.

The website will serve as India's first platform where they can know about inspiring stories and news from across the nation and will read all about, and only about, 'good news'! Visitors can check back every morning for 'Breaking Good News!' and start their day with the right energy.

Singh launched the 'MADE IN INDIA' project, a United Welfare Trust initiative, with the objective to celebrate, promote and build Brand India. 'MADE IN INDIA' looks to unite all Indians in "Celebration of India". The focus will only be on the positive and activities will be targeted at spreading goodwill and inspiration.

'MADE IN INDIA' will be a holistic, 360-degree movement encompassing online, on ground and media activities with an objective to finding a prominent place in the hearts of a billion Indians. Phase I of the venture will include merchandise, knowledge expos, charity dinners, online platforms and even a feature film.

The site will feature the 'Top 100 Indians' both present in India and settled across the globe. Visitors can surf and choose from a library of 50 AVs showcasing '50 Glorious Moments in Indian History'. New properties that will be launched through 2013 - 2014 include the 'World Rankings of Top 100 Indians' and the 'Made in India Roadtrip'. An uplifting feature of this website is that it will strictly filter any negative comments or hateful responses and only focus on positive views - thereby spreading a celebratory vibe across the nation.

The site enables everyone an opportunity to send their messages, views and thoughts to the Top 100 Indians located in India and around the world. 'www.iammadeinindia.com' will make every possible effort to ensure that these messages are delivered and viewed by these iconic individuals.