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'Country Moving Towards A Magnificent Future': NSA Ajit Doval Projects India's GDP To Reach USD 38 Trillion In 20 Years

Roorkee: National Security Advisor (NSA) Ajit Doval said on Saturday that India's GDP would increase from the current USD 4.015 trillion to USD 38 trillion in the next 20 years. Addressing the convocation ceremony of the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Roorkee as the chief guest, Doval said that the students are fortunate to be living in a transformative era where their future holds great…

'Country Moving Towards A Magnificent Future': NSA Ajit Doval Projects India's GDP To Reach USD 38 Trillion In 20 Years

National Security Advisor Ajit Doval projected India's GDP to soar from the current USD 4.015 trillion to an impressive USD 38 trillion within the next 20 years, during the convocation ceremony at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Roorkee. The students attending the event were praised for living in an era of incredible transformation and promise.

Drawing an analogy to the courageous Lord Ram, Doval encouraged the youth to be brave in their lives, citing Vishwamitra's selection of Ram to vanquish demons as an example. The NSA highlighted the rapid changes occurring in India, stating that the country is boldly moving towards a glorious future. With the prime minister designating the period before 2047 as "Amrit Kaal," Doval emphasized that this is indeed a fortunate "Amrit Kaal" for India.

The nation's current GDP of USD 4.015 trillion will witness exponential growth, reaching USD 38 trillion in the coming two decades. This is an era of technology, engineering, and innovation, providing countless opportunities for progress unlike any previous generations faced struggles. Doval stressed the importance of decisive action and building one's own doctrine as crucial elements in becoming a leader, noting that one cannot achieve leadership without making decisions and creating their own path.

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