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India’s GDP Could Reach $38 Trillion In 20 Years: NSA Ajit Doval At IIT Roorkee Convocation

National Security Advisor Ajit Doval on Saturday said India is entering a period of major transformation and projected that the country’s GDP could grow significantly over the next two decades. Addressing the convocation ceremony of the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Roorkee as the chief guest, Doval said students today are fortunate to be part of an era filled with opportunities and…

India’s GDP Could Reach $38 Trillion In 20 Years: NSA Ajit Doval At IIT Roorkee Convocation

National Security Advisor Ajit Doval, speaking as the chief guest at the Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee convocation, projected that India's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) could soar to $38 trillion within the next two decades. The NSA highlighted that the nation is currently undergoing a significant transformation and is poised for a glorious future.

Doval drew attention to India's economic expansion as a key driver of future growth and development, stating that the forthcoming years will be pivotal for national advancement. He emphasized that India's present GDP of $4.015 trillion is set to skyrocket to $38 trillion in the next 20 years. In addition to projecting economic growth, Doval urged the students to be courageous and confident in their personal and professional lives, drawing parallels to the bravery of Lord Ram.

He recounted a valuable lesson from his early career as a Sherpa in Sikkim, emphasizing the importance of understanding one's position, setting a clear destination, and knowing the correct path to achieve goals and return successfully. Doval stressed that clear direction, meticulous planning, and steadfast determination are crucial for achieving success in life.

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