Future for India.

They say that China will be the enterprise, and India the office of the word. Nevertheless , experts have mentioned that in two years India will grow up in a faster rate than China. India is one of the most valuable partners, with this information and the predictions of experts, we know that India will be the third global economy, and they will be part of the countries that governs the word in the xxi century. The prediction of Goldman Sachs, is that in 2035 India will surpass Japan and will be the third economic power after China and the United States. Challenges: The challenges that I would like to talk about are: First: to improve the infrastructure: They have problems of clogged airports, poor roads, inadequate power, delays in roads have been well-recognised as impeding growth. Second: Government: the political situation of India is a disaster. This is the biggest challenge, because politics plays a key role to know whether the economy grows or do not. Governance problems stem from the increasing inability of the government and public institutions to deliver public services in the face of rising expectations. Third: there are many people working in agriculture, but the problem is that this activity is just less than 1% of overall grow. Agriculture, especially in these times of rising prices, should be a great opportunity for India, but also to move millions out of poverty. Opportunities: 1. Biotechnology: with this skill, indian have huge options with the applications of biotechnology in: agriculture, horticulture, sericulture, poultry, dairy and production of fruits and vegetables. 2. Automobile: India is worlds second fastest growing automobile market after China and at the same time, it is one of the largest manufacturers of small cars.

Conclusion Realising the value of growth the Indian economy is getting due to service-orientation, the government is making all the efforts to sustain the countrys position as a strategic service industry on the global platform, and hence, keeps introducing norms and policies for the betterment of related infrastructure and auxiliaries.

India has proved to be a country that can achieve their goals with the ability of its people and they are on track to become a world power.