Acting as a catalyst for greenfield/ brownfield infrastructure development, industrial deepening, enhanced productivity, job creation and achieving ambitious development goals. The Government's unwavering commitment to advancing economic expansion is evident through transformative national programmes and amplified capital spending. By strategically prioritising these sectors, the government aims to lay the foundation for sustained progress, regional inclusivity, and heightened global competitiveness, helping ensure a robust and prosperous future for the nation.
Technical assistance for INR 111 lakh crore National Infrastructure Pipeline (NIP)
India foreign trade policy vision
Asset monetization of several central and provincial assets to unlock value
PM GatiShakti, National Integrated Logistics planning
Raising And Accelerating MSME Performance (RAMP) implementation
Enhanced competitiveness of MSMEs in 33 clusters across 6 sectors throughout India under The World Bank funded program
Make in India – industrial deepening and indigenization across 15 sectors
Tourism circuit development as means for job creation
Development of tourism policies across multiple states impacting economic growth, job creation, and cultural preservation
Budget 2026 positions manufacturing not merely as an important sector, but as the central driver of India’s economic transformation
Climate and disaster priorities are being advanced through mainstream economic and infrastructure policy, rather than through standalone mission
The government has focused on enhancing policy and regulatory mechanisms around the infrastructure sector
Infrastructure remains growth backbone with capex rising on roadways and railways, ensuring multi-year visibility for the transport infrastructure pipeline
Likely to shift the sector’s development trajectory from short-term developmental focus toward structural supply expansion
Partner and Chief Sales Officer – G&PS and Lead – Tourism, Sports and Leisure Practice
KPMG in India
Partner and Chief Sales Officer – G&PS and Lead – Tourism, Sports and Leisure Practice
KPMG in India
Heritage tourism reaches its full potential when cultural assets are brought to life through engaging interpretation, immersive experiences and meaningful community participation.
Combined with technology and accessibility, this approach strengthens destination competitiveness and creates lasting value for visitors and local communities.
Dharmesh Goswami
Partner, G&PS - Industrial and Infrastructure Advisory
KPMG in India
Technology creates impact only when it becomes part of everyday decision making. As AI becomes accessible to businesses of every size, MSMEs have an unprecedented opportunity to embed intelligence into every stage of their enterprise, from improving productivity and strengthening customer engagement to making faster, data driven decisions. The real transformation will come from using AI not simply to automate tasks, but to build more resilient, innovative and globally competitive businesses.
Partner and Head - Public Infrastucture, Lead - Industrial and Infrastructure Development Advisory, Government and Public Services
KPMG in India
India’s spiritual tourism sector is at an inflection point, where scale and diversity of demand are converging with the need for more structured and experience-led development.
The opportunity lies in moving beyond managing footfall to designing holistic destination ecosystems that integrate infrastructure, storytelling, and technology. If executed effectively, spiritual tourism can become a key pillar of India’s broader tourism and economic growth strategy, while preserving the authenticity and sanctity of its cultural heritage.
Partner and Chief Sales Officer – G&PS and Lead – Tourism, Sports and Leisure Practice
KPMG in India
Partner and Chief Sales Officer – G&PS and Lead – Tourism, Sports and Leisure Practice
KPMG in India
Public private partnership models will remain critical to the next phase of tourism growth in Delhi. Our national capital has the opportunity to position itself as a specialised hub for creative and digital capabilities by drawing on global best practices.
What is needed is a coordinated, ecosystem‑led approach that brings together infrastructure development, targeted skilling, and long‑term industry planning to strengthen the city’s media, entertainment, and tourism economy in a sustainable way.
Partner and Head - Major Projects Advisory Services, Business Consulting
KPMG in India
Our session highlighted key measures to unlock value and accelerate growth in India’s roads and highways sector. From ensuring on-time performance and strengthening project management; covering land acquisition, regulatory clearances, and execution to instituting contractual safeguards, conducting KPI-driven reviews, addressing supply-side challenges, expanding HAM projects under the InVIT framework, and expediting contract awards; the opportunities are immense. With supportive government policies in place and capital ready to be deployed, the sector is primed for rapid growth.
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Partner and Head - Public Infrastucture, Lead - Industrial and Infrastructure Development Advisory, Government and Public Services
KPMG in India
