PM Modi: Building India’s Future

India today stands united, thriving, and globally powerful. Credit goes to the vision, reforms, and transformations that are rooted in self-reliance and inclusive growth. It has reshaped the nation’s destiny now. Every foundational pillar fostering a future-ready India prioritises “India First” while empowering its people to thrive in a rapidly changing world. Such a path ensures dignity, prosperity and security for generations ahead.

Building for the Future

PM Modi’s vision is not just about today’s progress but about securing India’s global leadership for tomorrow. It integrates regions, streamline economic systems, and empower communities through cooperative frameworks.

The abrogation of Article 370 in August 2019 integrated Jammu and Kashmir fully into India by revoking its special status and bifurcating it into two Union Territories. It removed the “biggest hurdle” to J&K’s development. Since 2019, J&K has seen a 70% reduction in terrorism, a surge in tourism to 2 crore visitors annually. In May 2025, over ₹11,828 crore infrastructure expansion plan were approved for five newly established IITs, including IIT Jammu. These milestones reflect both restored security and renewed confidence in the region’s growth trajectory.

Under the 'Viksit Bharat, Viksit Northeast' vision, PM Modi has laid the foundation for transformative infrastructure and development projects. Initiatives like the Purvodaya scheme and the Advantage Assam Global Investors' Summit reflect a strategic investment in skill-building, infrastructure, MSMEs, and tourism, blending economic growth with regional equity.

Through the resolution of long-standing enclaves and improved cross-border cooperation, India has enhanced trade routes via Chittagong port, significantly boosting export prospects for the Northeast. Projects like the Sela Tunnel (Arunachal Pradesh), the India–Myanmar–Thailand Highway, upgraded rail links to all Northeastern capitals, and deployment of over 2,600 mobile towers and 13,000 km of optical fiber have integrated remote areas into India’s growth story. Bharatmala Pariyojana and dedicated freight corridors link eastern India, boosting industrial growth, creating jobs, and advancing balanced regional development.

From GST unifying markets to IBC strengthening credit discipline to UPI revolutionising payments to One Nation, One Ration Card (ONORC) making welfare seamless, the last decade has been about systemic clean-ups that cut red tape and built a digitally driven, integrated, future-ready India.

The GST revenues have nearly tripled in eight years. Post-GST, interstate transport time dropped by a third as trucks no longer queued at multiple checkpoints. Through the GST Compensation Fund, the central government guaranteed revenue shortfall compensation for five years to all states, ensuring poorer and smaller states like Bihar, Chhattisgarh, and Odisha received predictable, stable funds for development.

JAM Trinity has integrated banking, identity, and digital payments eliminating leakages in welfare over ₹4 lakh crore via DBTs. National Logistics Policy (2022) along with PM Gati Shakti (2021) has integrated 17 ministries into a single digital platform and cut logistics costs to close to 8% of GDP. Labour Codes (2020) has merged 29 central labour laws into 4 simplified codes to standardised wages, compliance, and social security across industries. Faceless Tax Assessment (2020) has digitised income tax processes to remove discretion and corruption. Launched in 2015, Digital India Stack powers fintech, e-health, e-learning, and governance, becoming a global benchmark adopted by countries like Singapore, UAE, Morocco, and the Philippines.

PM Modi’s cooperative vision, anchored in the 2021 Ministry of Cooperation, modernises over 8 lakh cooperative societies, benefiting 30 crore members. Initiatives like SHGs under NRLM have linked women to banks, PM-KISAN has delivered direct cash support to over 11 crore farmers, and Vocal for Local campaigns have boosted local artisans and MSMEs. Social upliftment programs such as PMAY, PM Ujjwala Yojana and Swachh Bharat Mission have transformed lives at the grassroots. These have integrated rural communities into governance, banking, healthcare, and e-services, showcasing a model of community-driven prosperity and self-reliance.

Future Proofing – Foundation of Every Future Sector

The approach is holistic, i.e. balancing innovation, economic growth, sustainability, and international leadership to build a resilient and future-ready India prepared for the challenges of the next decades. Whether it is agriculture modernisation, healthcare access, industrial growth, or sustaining competitive edge in services, the reforms showcase this essence.

₹6,000 crore push to Agri Stack under the Digital Agriculture Mission fuels tech-driven farming, empowering states to build transparent, farmer-centric digital systems. Over ₹10 lakh crore in credit through the Kisan Credit Card (KCC) has empowered nearly 8 crore farmers, easing financial burdens and enabling investment in productivity. The ₹14,284 crore disbursed under the Agriculture Infrastructure Fund (AIF) has developed critical agri-infrastructure, enhancing storage, processing, and market linkages, directly boosting farmer incomes. Complementing these measures, the Drone (Amendment) Rules, 2023 have enabled widespread adoption of drones in agriculture, logistics, and surveillance, reflecting a forward-looking approach to technology-driven growth.

India is rapidly emerging as a future-ready global powerhouse under PM Modi’s transformative vision. Landmark achievements in space technology, including becoming the first country to land near the Moon’s south pole and launching 393 foreign satellites from 34 countries (2015–2024), highlight India’s ascent as a trusted global launch hub.

In clean energy, the National Green Hydrogen Mission (2023) aims for 5 million tonnes of green hydrogen annually by 2030. India’s non-fossil power capacity crossed 223 GW by February 2025, signalling a major leap toward sustainability and carbon reduction. Complementing these initiatives, the National AI Mission (2023) is fostering innovation across healthcare, agriculture, education, and governance, positioning India as a global leader in artificial intelligence.

Under the Make in India initiative, India’s electronics sector has surged, with over 99% of mobile phones now manufactured domestically, sharply reducing import dependency. To transforming India into a global tech hub, India's semiconductor ecosystem has gained significant momentum, with five landmark projects receiving approval with a total combined investment nearing ₹ 1.52 lakh crores. India’s first indigenous semiconductor chip will be ready for production by 2025.Collectively, these efforts demonstrate PM Modi’s strategy of integrating technology, sustainability, and innovation to prepare India for the challenges and opportunities of the next decade. 

India First, India Always

Every policy echoes a commitment to India’s sovereignty and self-reliance which includes securing borders to strengthening supply chains. Strengthening defence manufacturing and counter-terrorism capabilities reinforce the “India First” doctrine. Dismantling Pakistani impunity on terrorism through measured diplomatic, intelligence, and military actions have reinforced India’s security stance.

India, along with other Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF) countries, signed the SCRI to enhance supply chain resilience. India serves as the Vice-Chair of the Supply Chain Council under this initiative. India is investing in the clean energy sector by developing domestic supply chains for solar photovoltaics, wind turbines, and lithium-ion batteries. This includes indigenisation strategies and addressing challenges like market uncertainties. India's EV sector is shifting towards self-reliance through domestic refining hubs, international mineral partnerships, and recycling initiatives. This approach aims to reduce dependency on imports and enhance supply chain resilience.

Simultaneously, defence manufacturing under the Aatmanirbhar Bharat initiative has prioritised indigenous production of fighter jets, missiles, and naval platforms, reduced import dependence and boosting domestic capabilities. Complemented by a forward-looking foreign policy, India has deepened global partnerships, enhanced its role in multilateral forums, and positioned itself as a trusted international partner, safeguarding national interests while projecting strength and reliability worldwide.

Growing India, Richer People

By skilling youth, promoting manufacturing, and enabling private enterprise, PM Modi has created a rapidly growing economy that delivers jobs, prosperity, and a lasting blueprint for generations to come. Strong global trust in India’s economic stability has created a pipeline of new opportunities for next generations.

India’s per capita GDP has risen impressively from ₹86,647 in FY14 to ₹2.35 lakh in FY25, driven by structural reforms that have significantly enhanced economic well-being highlighting sustained economic expansion and inclusive growth as key achievements of PM Modi’s tenure. The Skill India Mission (2015) has trained over 1.4 crore youth, aligning workforce skills with industry needs. Startup India has nurtured 1.5 lakh startups, generating 17 lakh jobs by 2025. India hosts 55% of the world’s Global capacity centers cementing its place as global hub for innovation and digital services. India’s GDP doubled to $4.2 trillion in a decade ending 2024, poised to be the world’s 4th largest economy by 2025, an IMF-predicted leap that's unmatched globally.

Production linked incentives have powered India's rise as a global manufacturing hub. The nation has become one of the most favoured FDI destinations drawing a record $84.84 billion in 2021–22. India’s startup revolution is not just urban, it’s national, inclusive, and rewriting the country’s growth story from the grassroots up, with over 1.5 lakh startups, more than 100 unicorns and over 50% of startups from Tier 2 & 3 cities.

India’s economy is the world’s fastest-growing major economy. and on track as the 4th largest world economy by 2025. The Viksit Bharat Rozgar Yojana (2025) targets creation of additional 3.5 crore jobs, while PM Awas Yojana (4 crore homes) and Ujjwala Yojana (10 crore+ LPG connections) have uplifted living standards.

The manufacturing push spans the nation from Assam’s tea industry to Gujarat’s semiconductors, to Uttar Pradesh’s electronics hub, to Tamil Nadu’s auto sector, and EV manufacturing. The PLI scheme has attracted ₹1.46 lakh crore in investments, creating 12 lakh jobs by 2025. Infrastructure projects like Assam’s Bogibeel Bridge, U.P.’s expressways, and Gujarat’s GIFT City has enhanced regional connectivity, promoting balanced development.

PM Modi’s India is built for tomorrow which is an India that embraces technological advancement, inclusivity, and sustainable growth ready to harness emerging opportunities and set new benchmarks in prosperity, security, and innovation. This future-ready India stands as a beacon for generations to come, reflecting a leadership that delivers on its promises and charts a course towards unparalleled progress on the world stage.