Artificial Intelligence and India’s Socio-Economic Future: Pathways to Inclusive Growth

Artificial Intelligence (AI) presents a transformative opportunity for India to accelerate its economic growth, enhance service delivery, and promote inclusive development. This study examines the multifaceted role of AI across critical sectors such as agriculture, healthcare, finance, and MSMEs, while evaluating its impact on employment, infrastructure, governance, and sustainability. Drawing from a wide range of secondary data sources (2023–2025), it highlights India's progress in digital public infrastructure and policy frameworks like the "AI for India 2030" initiative. However, the analysis reveals persistent challenges—talent shortages, regulatory gaps, inadequate compute infrastructure, and environmental concerns—that could hinder India's AI-led growth ambitions. The paper concludes with strategic recommendations for responsible and equitable AI adoption through reforms in education, legal policy, and public-private collaboration. It positions India as a potential global leader in ethical AI, provided systemic barriers are addressed through coordinated, future-ready policies.

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International Journal For Multidisciplinary Research
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2025-08-14
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https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2025.v07i04.53725
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Economic and Technological Innovation
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Artificial Intelligence and India’s Socio-Economic Future: Pathways to Inclusive Growth

Chilukuri Venkat Reddy, Billakanti Ravinder
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Economic and Technological Innovation
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Artificial Intelligence and India’s Socio-Economic Future: Pathways to Inclusive Growth

Chilukuri Venkat Reddy, Billakanti Ravinder
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Abstract

Artificial Intelligence (AI) presents a transformative opportunity for India to accelerate its economic growth, enhance service delivery, and promote inclusive development. This study examines the multifaceted role of AI across critical sectors such as agriculture, healthcare, finance, and MSMEs, while evaluating its impact on employment, infrastructure, governance, and sustainability. Drawing from a wide range of secondary data sources (2023–2025), it highlights India's progress in digital public infrastructure and policy frameworks like the "AI for India 2030" initiative. However, the analysis reveals persistent challenges—talent shortages, regulatory gaps, inadequate compute infrastructure, and environmental concerns—that could hinder India's AI-led growth ambitions. The paper concludes with strategic recommendations for responsible and equitable AI adoption through reforms in education, legal policy, and public-private collaboration. It positions India as a potential global leader in ethical AI, provided systemic barriers are addressed through coordinated, future-ready policies.

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