NITI Aayog CEO: Indian economy can double by 2030
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NITI Aayog CEO: Indian economy can double by 2030

The Chief Executive Officer of NITI Aayog, Parameswaran Iyer, has expressed confidence that the Indian economy has the potential to double by 2030. Iyer highlighted that this ambitious growth can be achieved by leveraging various sectors, particularly through sustainable practices and innovations. He emphasized that climate change should not only be viewed as a challenge but also as a significant opportunity for India. By focusing on renewable energy and green technologies, India can position itself as a leader in the global market.

Iyer noted that investments in infrastructure, health, and education will be crucial in realizing this economic transformation. The government's commitment to policies aimed at enhancing productivity and sustainability will play a vital role in attracting foreign investments and boosting domestic industries.

Furthermore, he mentioned the importance of collaborative efforts between the public and private sectors in addressing climate change. By harnessing the potential of technology and innovation, India can create a resilient economy that thrives amidst global environmental challenges.

The Chief Executive Officer of NITI Aayog, Parameswaran Iyer, has expressed confidence that the Indian economy has the potential to double by 2030. Iyer highlighted that this ambitious growth can be achieved by leveraging various sectors, particularly through sustainable practices and innovations. He emphasized that climate change should not only be viewed as a challenge but also as a significant opportunity for India. By focusing on renewable energy and green technologies, India can position itself as a leader in the global market.Iyer noted that investments in infrastructure, health, and education will be crucial in realizing this economic transformation. The government's commitment to policies aimed at enhancing productivity and sustainability will play a vital role in attracting foreign investments and boosting domestic industries.Furthermore, he mentioned the importance of collaborative efforts between the public and private sectors in addressing climate change. By harnessing the potential of technology and innovation, India can create a resilient economy that thrives amidst global environmental challenges.

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