In a conversation with Business Today TV at BT@100, the former Chief Economic Advisor and current Executive Director to the IMF, Krishnamurthy Subramanian discusses the challenges India will face leading up to its 100th year in 2047. He shares, "If we can grow at 8%, we will be an economy rubbing shoulders with the largest economies by our 100th year." He also adds that China and Japan grew their GDP by more than 20 times despite facing tough geopolitical conditions like the Vietnam War and the oil shock. Therefore, with sound policies, India is capable of achieving a $55 trillion economy by 2047.