Summary:
The book presents a comprehensive vision for transforming India into a modern global economy, discussing challenges such as education, infrastructure, and social reform. It offers a blend of personal narrative, historical analysis, and economic strategy, reflecting on India's past and proposing pathways for its future development.
Key points:
1. Demographic Dividend: Nilekani sees India's young population as an economic asset. He urges investment in education and healthcare to prepare the youth for productive roles in the economy.
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