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ABSTARCT India is the major economy that is growing the fastest, but it is divided between a thriving technology industry and a faltering older economy that does not generate the enough jobs to prevent the brain drain from India. Thus under Modi 1.0 between 2014 and 2019, the primary objective was to accelerate India's GDP growth, increase employment, eradicate poverty, and create wealth. By achieving these goals, Modi envisioned to drive India's global influence. The crown jewel of Modi's first term was the illustrious 'Make in India 'program formulated to renovate India into a global project and manufacturing core through investment in infrastructure and investment promotion. Under Modi 2.0 from 2019-2024, the manufacturing sector was once again established as the centre of BJP's election manifesto through the 'Self-Reliant India' initiative. It targets to cut down import dependencies in addition to gain a global market share in exports by increasing domestic manufacturing of essential goods. The article will also deal with the various countries that trade with India through different connectivity like IMEC AND INSTC, Therefore, this article will highlight on the various different timeline over the years to highlight and analyse the transformation.