From home-made Dhanush howitzers to mine-protected vehicle to rock bands to folk dances to foreigners posing with Indian artistes to gigantic dumping trucks to families having a gala time.
Rediff.com brings you the action on Day Two of the Make In India Week.
Photographs: Sanjay Sawant/Rediff.com. Text: Prasanna D Zore/Rediff.com
This 'Make In India' symbol was perhaps the most colourful work of creativity.
Look at the size of the dumping truck. Look at its tyres!
These bahurupias had a field day entertaining the crowds.
A colourful vintage car, perhaps Made In India!
Folk dancers from Chhattisgarh regale those who cared to stand and stare.
A folk singer poses for enthusiasts.
Look at the dress. Check out his musical instrument with horns popping out.
Folk dancers tapping their feet to a catchy song they were singing.
Tired feet need some rest.
This foreigner was not interested in a selfie with this female artist. Instead he asked a passerby to click his picture.
Hungry kya? The only sore point on the Make In India campus at the Bandra Kurla Complex, north-west Mumbai, was the shortage of food counters.
A unique rock band and the dance of the JCBs. The JCB machines synchronised with the band's music.
Displaying India's defence prowess: The Akash Missile System developed indigenously by Bharat Electronics.
And the Akash Weapon System again developed by Bharat Electronics. Proud to 'Make In India'
This family is having a good time. 'Quality time' together!
More about India's defence preparedness.
The tricolour aflutter at the entrance to the Make In India venue.
