Shaurya Doval, the Founding Director of India Foundation in Delhi, emphasized that India has laid a robust foundation for its future economy through the development of necessary digital infrastructure. He noted that the country has made significant investments in systems capable of supporting an economy estimated to reach 30 to 40 trillion dollars in the upcoming years.
Discussing India’s economic progress, Doval pointed out that the nation has positioned itself for the future by implementing digital platforms, governance reforms, and technology-driven systems. These initiatives are crucial in establishing a framework for sustained growth and enhancing global competitiveness.
Doval highlighted India’s economic performance from 2014 to 2025, underscoring the substantial progress achieved during this period. He mentioned that India’s GDP was approximately $2 trillion in 2004, a significant milestone considering the economic growth since Independence, which began with an economy valued at around $30 billion in 1947.
Reflecting on India’s journey, Doval emphasized the acceleration of growth in recent years due to factors such as policy stability, infrastructure development, and digital transformation. He expressed confidence in India’s potential to emerge as one of the world’s leading economies, supported by strong fundamentals and a clear long-term vision.
