India's Economic Roadmap to 2047: Focus on Manufacturing and Energy Security
India aims to secure energy independence and expand its manufacturing sector as part of a long-term strategy for 2047. The government is targeting 100 GW of nuclear power and plans to increase domestic semiconductor production while enhancing infrastructure.

India's government plans to enhance its energy security by increasing nuclear power capacity to 100 GW by 2047, with the initiation of five new nuclear reactors this decade. The Prime Minister also emphasized the need for a robust domestic semiconductor ecosystem, recognizing its significance in technological advancement.
Currently, piped gas reaches 1.75 crore households, expanding from 70 cities to 700 cities over the past 12 years. Strategic resource exploration is shifting as 98% of offshore areas are now accessible for oil and gas extraction.
Enhanced infrastructure development, including railway electrification, aims to facilitate efficient transportation and lower business costs. The focus on self-reliance in agriculture and defense production is intended to boost India's global competitiveness.




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