The Indian government can take several measures to improve the country's economy and promote growth. Here are some of the economic policies and reforms that can be implemented:

• Reducing corruption and encouraging transparency in various sectors of the economy can help to improve the attractiveness of India for foreign investments and foster domestic ones.
• Investing in human capital development such as education and skill development programs can help uplift millions of Indians out of poverty and improve their purchasing capacity.
• Encouraging entrepreneurship through different programs and relaxing excessive bureaucratic norms could enable the creation of jobs and generate an economic boost.
• Encouraging local manufacturing and cutting down the import duty on environmental-friendly goods will significantly offset the trade deficit, while revitalizing local production.
• Encouraging Foreign Direct Investments (FDI) through liberalizing policies, easing labor laws, and speedy project approval can create more job opportunities, usher in new technologies and enhance productivity.
• Offering Tax cuts to boost consumer spending and decrease the burden on businesses to reinvest in their business growth and improve the country's production capacity.
• Creating a stable political and regulatory environment can help to build investor confidence and attract stable capital in India's economy.

These measures, when implemented effectively, can facilitate sustainable economic growth, job creation and pave the path towards a more prosperous and inclusive Indian economy.