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The present research paper is focusing towards various government initiatives taken for developing new India and their impact on Indian economy. India is a country having diversifying culture along with a distinctive demographical advantage. On the other hand India is capable of delivering huge potential to create entrepreneurs, building innovation and generation of jobs to help in growth of the nation and its economy. Government of India in the recent years has created the broad range of newer initiatives such as make in India, digital India, skill India and smart cities mission for nurturing the innovation across the number of sectors by connecting entrepreneurs, non-government organisations, investors, businesses and academic circles to the underprivileged part of country. These revolutionary initiatives of the Indian government will be playing a vital role in economic growth of the country and providing added advantage to the businesses and industrial sector. The major outcomes of the research paper will be intended to the role of governments’ new initiatives in boosting up the Indian economy.
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