Summary:

NCIIPC DG M. U. Nair projects that by 2030, India's digital economy will account for 20% of GDP. He emphasised how internet usage, digital public infrastructure, and emerging technologies are driving rapid expansion. Aadhaar, UPI, and DPI are examples of initiatives that have changed how people and businesses interact. India's digital leadership is strengthened by the opportunities this digital expansion brings for investment, entrepreneurship, and innovation. He emphasised that resilience and sustained growth depend on cybersecurity. In order to combat cyber dangers, he urged cooperation between the government, business, and industry. Digital transformation and value creation are being accelerated by AI, cloud, IoT, and startups. This helps India achieve its objective of having an inclusive, multitrillion-dollar digital economy.

Source: IBEF

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