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2030 can be India’s techade

Published: May. 4, 2026 | Updated: May. 6, 2026
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ELECTIONS in many states this year and for the Lok Sabha in 2024; the 75th anniversary of Independence and of the Republic; the biggest country; the third largest global economy — these and other important milestones mark this decade, culminating in the 80th anniversary of the Republic in 2030. As we look expectantly and with hope towards a bright future for the country and each citizen, it is necessary to analyze what might influence where we reach in 2030. What can be done to ensure more positive outcomes? More importantly, what is the destination and which are the goals we want to achieve?

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