India's Ambitious Road to Economic and Technological Powerhouse by 2030

India is set to become the world's third-largest economy by 2030 through landmark reforms across sectors like railways, aviation, and digital infrastructure. Ambitious projects aim to enhance transportation, urban planning, and manufacturing, driving India towards modernization and sustainability globally.

India is gearing up to become the world's third-largest economy by 2030, driven by landmark reforms and pioneering initiatives across key sectors. The nation's ambitious transformation is already evident in its plans to revolutionize railways, aviation, and digital infrastructure, setting the stage for a significant economic ascent.

With transformative projects underway, Indian Railways aims for 100 percent electrification by 2030, expanding semi-high-speed trains and high-speed rail corridors. The aviation sector plans to scale up to over 200 airports, while road infrastructure efforts include the Bharatmala project focused on enhancing connectivity.

The government's Smart Cities Mission and Make in India initiative further bolster this progress, aiming for urban modernization and positioning India as a global manufacturing hub. Space ventures, including the Gaganyaan mission, underscore India's technological prowess as it eyes increased private-sector participation in space exploration.

(With inputs from agencies.)