<h1>Government boosts GDP growth with deregulation, export schemes, skill development, and infrastructure investment initiatives</h1> The government has implemented multiple policy measures to sustain India's GDP growth amid global economic challenges, focusing on deregulation, infrastructure investment, MSME development, and workforce skilling. Key initiatives include the Foreign Trade Policy to enhance global market integration, export promotion schemes like RoSCTL and RoDTEP, and digital platforms facilitating trade and certificate of origin issuance. Efforts to develop districts as export hubs and strengthen coordination with Indian Missions abroad aim to boost exports and economic resilience. The demographic dividend, with a growing working-age population projected to reach 988.5 million by 2036, is central to growth strategies emphasizing education, healthcare, skill development, and increased female labor participation through targeted programs. These measures collectively seek to attract private investment, enhance productivity, and drive inclusive, innovation-led growth.