India has moved from Production Linked Punishment to Production Linked Incentives.
There was a time when companies would be penalised for producing beyond prescribed limits! That mindset of the Licence Raj discouraged enterprise, production and job creation.
Today, the approach is completely different. We incentivise production, encourage ambition and trust our entrepreneurs.
India has moved from controlling enterprise to enabling it.
At the core of India’s reform journey is a change in the philosophy of governance.
We are moving from ‘Prohibited unless permitted’ to ‘Permitted unless prohibited.’ Through Jan Vishwas, decriminalisation, the removal of thousands of compliances and many obsolete laws, we are reducing the burden on citizens and enterprises.
Met India’s brightest space StartUps.
As always, came away impressed by their energy and ambition.
You would love their insights and optimism.
Do tell me...what excites you most about India’s space journey?
#NationalSpaceDay
National Space Day 2026 message from Dr. V. Narayanan, Secretary, DOS and Chairman, ISRO, in line with the Theme:
'Towards Viksit Bharat - Innovating, Collaborating and Aspiring to Global Space Leadership'
#NationalSpaceDay2026#NSpD2026#ISRO#ViksitBharat
Addressed the Economic Times World Leaders Forum.
Spoke about India’s growth journey, the importance of next-generation reforms and the transformation underway across key sectors such as manufacturing, technology, infrastructure and governance.
India today is moving forward with political stability, policy continuity and a strong reform mindset. Our approach is rooted in trust, Ease of Living, Ease of Doing Business and creating greater opportunities for the people.
In the times to come, the Reform Express will continue to move with greater speed and determination.
@EconomicTimes
Dholavira, one of the finest urban centres of the Sindhu-Saraswati Civilization, has yielded what is regarded as the largest known stone sculpture from the entire civilization spread across the northwestern part of the Indian Subcontinent.
Found during the excavations near the Eastern Gate of the Castle, this large sculpture is more than just an artefact. It stands as living evidence of a sophisticated artistic tradition of stone sculpting that began over 4,500 years ago and has continued unbroken in India.
From such monumental works of the Indus-Saraswati era to the modern craft of stone sculpting, India has preserved and carried forward this civilizational thread.
Dholavira does not merely preserve the past, it affirms that the creative genius of the Sindhu-Saraswati Civilization continues to beat throughout India.
#LivingContinuity #SindhuSaraswati #IndusValley #Indus #IndusValleyCivilization
India's electric passenger vehicle sales doubled in Q2 2026, growing 102% against 26% for the passenger vehicle market as a whole.
This is happening in a value-driven market. Electrification in India is reaching the mass segment, not just the premium end.
#CleanEnergy #ElectricCars #ViksitBharat
https://t.co/zgROxK1ZxN
India's two-wheeler exports are moving upmarket. Between FY22 and FY26, motorcycles above 200cc grew 12.8% a year and scooters 18.2%, against 3.9% for overall shipments.
The shift is being driven by Indian brands gaining ground overseas. #MakeinIndia#ViksitBharat
https://t.co/FiD19mPjHj
For the first time, India has more clean energy capacity than fossil fuel capacity. 331.7 GW against 302 GW.
A cleaner, greener and more resilient energy future is taking shape in India. https://t.co/6FtsO1gbJW
Pleased to receive Defence Minister of Japan Shinjiro Koizumi. Had an excellent conversation on deepening defence and security ties between India and Japan. Our Special Strategic and Global Partnership is an important anchor for peace, stability and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific and beyond.
@shinjirokoiz
Chaired a high-level meeting with Secretaries to the Government of India and discussed the future action agenda of Ministries and Departments pertaining to Infrastructure and Connectivity, Security and External Affairs and other aspects of Governance.
Emphasised the need for effective use of data and AI, wider engagement with universities as well as greater focus on research and innovation across sectors.
https://t.co/wkKRbnD7mk
It was wonderful to meet the Yuva Urja of India’s space sector…young entrepreneurs and innovators who have shown remarkable courage by entering a new and demanding domain. They have taken risks, trusted the reform process and remained consistent in their efforts. Due to this, India has achieved a lot in the space sector in the last few years.
The StartUps made insightful presentations on their work. They also appreciated the space reforms of the Government and how it encouraged them to grow further in this sector.
I assured the space StartUps that Government of India will continue to stand with them as they build India’s capabilities for the future. India can offer the world a strong, innovative and commercially viable model in the space sector.
I also urged the StartUps to think about how space technology can contribute immensely to agriculture, livestock management, dairy, environment and many other areas that touch everyday lives. They can engage with Atal Tinkering Labs, spark curiosity among schoolchildren and inspire the next generation to participate in the space sector.
Our private space ecosystem can become a major force for India and for the world!
Advancing 🇮🇳-🇺🇸 defence industrial cooperation.
The Embassy joined representatives of @FollowCII and @SIDMIndia, along with the Ministry of External Affairs and Ministry of Defence including Department of Defence Production, for a conversation on strengthening India-U.S. defence industrial and supply chain collaboration.
Discussions focused on expanding defence trade, co-development and co-production, and translating opportunities into sustainable partnerships.
@MEAIndia@SpokespersonMOD #ViksitBharat2047 #Saptdhara
India is expanding its rail capacity with four new multitracking projects approved by the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs.
An investment of more than $1 billion will add over 250 miles of rail capacity across West Bengal, Odisha, Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu — carrying an additional 76 million tonnes of freight a year, cutting logistics costs and lowering emissions.
#ViksitBharat
For global companies, the question is no longer whether to build capability in India — it's how quickly.
GCC hiring is accelerating, with sharper demand for specialised mid-career talent across AI, cloud and product engineering.
https://t.co/eziO3TXNVW
#ViksitBharat #ViksitBharat2047
Under the leadership of PM @narendramodi, the Union Cabinet has approved four multitracking projects covering eight districts in West Bengal, Odisha, Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh, at an estimated cost of Rs. 9,450 crore, to be completed up to 2030-31.
➡️ This 410 kms railway network increase will significantly enhance mobility, resulting in improved operational efficiency & service reliability for Indian Railways.
➡️ It will also result in additional freight traffic of magnitude 76 MTPA, help both in achieving climate goals and minimizing logistics cost of the country, reduce oil import by approx. 13 cr litres and lower CO2 emissions by approx. 65 cr kg.
#CabinetDecisions