The Indian economy has been growing consistently over the years, however, achieving a double-digit growth rate is still a challenge. There are several key challenges that need to be addressed in order to achieve this feat: 1. Infrastructure: The country needs to invest heavily in infrastructure development including roads, airports, railways, and other public utilities to support and sustain economic growth. 2. Agricultural productivity: Agriculture is still a major contributor to the GDP and employing a large population in the country. The sector needs innovative solutions and modern techniques to increase productivity and improve the livelihood of farmers leading to economic growth. 3. Labour force: There is a need to maintain a highly skilled and educated workforce to promote economic growth. Indian education, vocational training, and skill development need to work in tandem to meet the demands of the industry. 4. Foreign investments: Policies that support and attract foreign investment are necessary for growth. Liberalization of foreign direct investment (FDI) can help address this challenge. 5. Inequality: a vast majority of people still live below the poverty line, and this disparity needs to be addressed as it can hinder growth. Overcoming these challenges will require government intervention, a shift towards industry diversification, and investment in human resources development.