India's Infrastructure Surge: Scindia Predicts Three International Hubs Within a Decade

Jyotiraditya Scindia, Union Minister for Communications and Development, highlighted India's rapid growth and infrastructure development, projecting the emergence of three international business hubs over the next decade. Speaking at the 51st National Management Convention, Scindia underscored achievements in aviation, telecommunication, and social development.

Union Minister for Communications and Development, Jyotiraditya Scindia, expressed optimism that India is set to establish at least three international business hubs within the next decade. He emphasized India's fast-paced growth across key sectors during his address at the 51st National Management Convention in New Delhi on Wednesday.

Scindia, who also held the Aviation portfolio, stated, 'I am confident that in the next decade, you will see not one international hub, but at least three international hubs being created in India.' He noted India's progress in mobile phone production, highway construction, and airport expansion, including Delhi's airport becoming the second-largest globally.

Highlighting India's social development strides, Scindia cited the massive poverty alleviation efforts and initiatives like Ayushman Kaur Yojana and Ujjwala Yojana. He also showcased the digital revolution with significant growth in broadband users and optical fiber networks, leading to a substantial reduction in data costs and making India a leader in digital transactions.

(With inputs from agencies.)