In a new report from the Cybermedia Research (CMR) the Modi government's "Make in India" push, the country witnessed the setting up of over 150 mobile handset manufacturing units in the past four years.But at the end of Q4 2018, the CKD (completely knocked down) manufacturing crossed 57 percent while SKD (semi knocked down) manufacturing pass around 39 percent, base on CMR's India Mobile Handset Market Review Report for 2018.But after all the share of the CBUs (completely built units) was four percent, the findings showed.With the intent to encourage electronics manufacturing in India, the government introduced the Phased Manufacturing Program (PMP). By subjecting imports of electronic components to duties, the intent for PMP was to boost local manufacturing using local components."As a result of Government's proactive policy push of using import duties to catalyse investments into mobile phone manufacturing, we are seeing a clear uptick in domestic mobile handset manufacturing," Prabhu Ram, Head-Industry Intelligence Group, CMR, said in a statement."While thus far, the SMT manufacturing has focused on smartphone production, we anticipate a similar uptake in feature phone segment too. The feature phone segment, over the short-term, will see new players, beyond Samsung, taking-up SMT manufacturing," he added.However, the top five original design manufacturers (ODMs) in Q4 2018 included Flextronics, Samsung, Rising Stars Mobile, Hipad Technology and Vivo, said the report.