Viksit Bharat National Master Plan brings together infrastructure planning, mobility systems, energy transition, and digital governance into a unified national framework. It enables coordinated execution across ministries, states, and institutions, ensuring alignment between long-term vision and on-ground implementation.

The plan focuses on data-led decision-making, interoperability between public systems, and phased development models. By integrating policy intent with execution readiness, it supports sustainable growth, regional balance, and resilient national infrastructure outcomes. Read More

A contemporary policy and economic framework inspired by India’s strategic traditions, reimagined for modern governance, fiscal resilience, and global competitiveness. It blends institutional reform with data-backed policy design to address emerging economic and geopolitical realities.

Focus areas include strategic resource allocation, regulatory simplification, outcome-based governance, and adaptive economic planning. The framework supports informed decision-making, long-term stability, and sustainable national growth. Read More

The National Highways for Electric Vehicles initiative pilots integrated electric mobility corridors across key transport routes. It enables coordinated deployment of charging infrastructure, fleet electrification, and digital mobility services.

Designed as a scalable model, NHEV supports interoperability, operational efficiency, and accelerated EV adoption across commercial and public transport systems. Read More

CPOS India is a national industry-led platform representing charge point operators across India’s electric mobility ecosystem. It works to standardise practices, enable coordination among operators, and support policy frameworks that accelerate EV charging infrastructure deployment.

The initiative focuses on interoperability, grid integration, pricing transparency, and operational best practices. By serving as a collective voice for charge point operators, CPOS India strengthens ecosystem alignment between industry, regulators, utilities, and mobility stakeholders. Read More

DIISHA is a digital healthtech initiative designed to strengthen frontline healthcare delivery through technology-enabled interventions. It focuses on improving coordination, monitoring, and decision support across community health workers and public health systems.

By integrating digital tools into everyday healthcare workflows, DIISHA enhances service continuity, data visibility, and last-mile healthcare outcomes. The initiative supports sustainable, scalable, and inclusive health system strengthening. Read More

Ease of Living – Indian Origin is a nationally contextualised framework developed to assess quality of life across Indian cities and regions. It captures local realities by measuring access to services, mobility, housing, environment, and governance effectiveness.

Designed to support evidence-based urban planning, the framework enables comparative benchmarking while remaining sensitive to India’s social, economic, and regional diversity. It informs policy decisions aimed at improving everyday citizen experiences. Read More

The India Middle-East Europe Corridor is a strategic multimodal connectivity initiative aimed at enhancing trade, logistics, energy, and digital linkages between India and global markets. It integrates ports, rail networks, energy infrastructure, and digital systems into a resilient transnational corridor.

The corridor strengthens supply chain resilience, reduces transit time, and enhances economic cooperation across regions. It represents a long-term strategic effort to position India as a central node in global trade and connectivity networks. Read More

Our next phase focuses on identifying emerging challenges, testing new ideas, and building pilots that respond to India’s evolving priorities. These initiatives explore intersections of policy, technology, infrastructure, and citizen outcomes—where experimentation today shapes scalable solutions tomorrow.

This strategic roadmap represents work in progress: concepts under evaluation, partnerships being formed, and frameworks being stress-tested in real-world conditions. Each initiative is guided by learning, adaptability, and long-term relevance, ensuring readiness for future national and global opportunities.

Ease of Moving under National Highways for Electric Vehicles focuses on how seamless, predictable, and stress-free a highway journey feels for drivers and fleet operators. It goes beyond road quality or vehicle performance to capture the real experience of moving across long distances without uncertainty, delays, or range anxiety.

By integrating energy availability, charging reliability, safety systems, real-time information, and responsive support services, Ease of Moving ensures that electric mobility on highways is not just possible, but dependable. The objective is to reduce friction at every stage of the journey and allow drivers to focus on movement, not management. Read More

The Driving Score converts Ease of Moving into a measurable, real-world indicator for National Highways for Electric Vehicles (NHEV). It reflects how seamlessly, safely, and reliably an EV journey unfolds across corridors—capturing the driver’s lived experience of movement, continuity, and confidence rather than focusing only on physical infrastructure.

By integrating corridor readiness, charging reliability, driving behavior, and response systems, the Driving Score enables a continuous performance loop across vehicles, highways, and energy networks. This helps operators and decision-makers identify bottlenecks, strengthen corridor performance, and steadily enhance the quality of movement across NHEV routes.

The ITS pilot initiative by NHEV deploys Intelligent Transportation Systems on key electric highway corridors in India to optimize EV mobility. Core elements include Connected Commercial Vehicle (CCV) protocols and Intelligent Transport Management Systems (ITMS), tested via IoT, AI, and geofencing on routes like Delhi-Jaipur and Chennai-Trichy for real-time traffic, charging, and safety management.

These pilots, spanning Tech Trials I-IV, validate data interoperability between vehicles, chargers, and roadside units to ensure seamless operations. They pave the way for nationwide rollout across 5,500 km of e-highways under the AHEM model, prioritizing predictive analytics and fleet efficiency.

Electric Road System (ERS) under NHEV - National Highways for Electric Vehicles is a next-generation electric mobility infrastructure framework designed to enable seamless, continuous, and sustainable movement of electric vehicles across national highway and urban transport corridors.

Integrated with the NHEV ecosystem, ERS combines electrified transport infrastructure, smart energy systems, charging networks, renewable energy integration, and digital mobility services to support zero-emission freight, public transport, and commercial mobility operations.

Building on innovative financing approaches such as Hybrid PPP models, AHEM, blended finance, viability gap funding, and long-term annuity frameworks, ERS aims to create a scalable, bankable, and interoperable mobility model that accelerates India’s transition toward clean, efficient, and energy-resilient transportation corridors.

IMEC, the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor, is a strategic infrastructure project connecting India to Europe via the Gulf through rail, road, shipping, energy pipelines, and data cables. Launched via MoU at the 2023 G20 Summit with partners like the US, EU, UAE, Saudi Arabia, France, Germany, and Italy, it splits into an Eastern Corridor (India-Gulf) and Northern Corridor (Gulf-Europe) to cut logistics costs by up to 30% and transit times by 40%.

The corridor boosts trade, energy security, and digital links while countering rivals like China's BRI, integrating hydrogen pipelines for green goals. Despite geopolitical hurdles like regional conflicts, it advances multimodal connectivity from Indian ports through UAE/Saudi hubs to Greece, fostering economic integration across continents.