The “Great Unlock India 2035” vision document outlines a pathway for India to achieve an $8 trillion economy by 2035. It emphasizes the need for sustained growth through technology, entrepreneurship, capital, and formalization. While acknowledging existing on-ramps like digital identity and transactions, it identifies challenges like income inequality and lack of formalization.

To address these, the document proposes leveraging digital public infrastructure (DPI) and AI to reach the next billion Indians. This involves developing AI models in Indic languages, reducing costs, and promoting open-source models. The goal is to empower farmers, students, and small businesses through technology, unlocking growth and capital.

India aims to achieve an $8 trillion economy by 2030 through four key unlocks: technology, capital, entrepreneurship, and formalization. This involves accelerating capital flow, prioritizing AI for a billion Indians, pursuing land monetization, and deregulating and improving access to credit and markets. The success of this vision depends on these factors and addressing income disparity and the informal sector.

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