104th SKOCH Summit: Resourcing Viksit Bharat | SKOCH Summit

The primary role of SKOCH Summit is to act as a bridge between felt needs and policy making. Most conferences act like echo-chambers with all plurality of view being locked out. At SKOCH, we have specialised into negotiating with different view-points and bringing them to a common minimum agenda based on felt needs at the ground. This socio-economic dimension is critical for any development dialogue and we happen to be the oldest and perhaps only platform fulfilling this role. It is important to base decisions on learning from existing and past policies, interventions and their outcomes as received by the citizens. Equally important is prioritising and deciding between essentials and nice to haves. This then creates space for improvement, review or even re-design. Primary research, evaluation by citizens as well as experts and garnering global expertise then become hallmark of every Summit that returns actionable recommendations and feed them into the ongoing process of policy making, planning and development priorities.

Summit

10 January 2026
09:30 - 14:00
Silver Oak, India Habitat Centre, New Delhi

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India’s journey toward Viksit Bharat 2047 must marry ambition with analytical clarity. Anchored in the Prime Minister’s vision of Amrit Kaal, this framework sets out a quantified, evidence-based pathway to a USD 20-30 trillion economy.

It links the drivers of growth - capital formation (GFCF), efficiency (ICOR) and total factor (TFP) productivity - to rising per-capita incomes through a robust macro-economic model. Central to this vision is the Tokenised Rupee Debt Instrument (TRDI), a regulated innovation that tokenises sovereign debt to deepen domestic capital markets and enhance fiscal and external resilience of additional long-term GDP growth.

ModiNomics
A Journey of Inclusive Growth

By Sameer Kochhar, Chairman, SKOCH Group

Marking 25 years of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in public office, ModiNomics – A Journey of Inclusive Growth offers a definitive account of his governance and economic philosophy. From Jan Dhan to Ujjwala, Swachh Bharat to Digital India, it explores how millions were brought into the mainstream of development with speed and scale.

The book examines both the vision and the outcomes—financial inclusion, welfare delivery, infrastructure, and digital empowerment—that have shaped India’s transformation. It asks the vital question: has Modi delivered on the promise of inclusive growth, and how far has India travelled on this journey?

Accessible yet analytical, this is not only a chronicle of policy innovations but also a verdict on their impact. A compelling read for policymakers, scholars, business leaders, and citizens alike, ModiNomics captures India’s story of ambition, resilience, and inclusive progress under Modi’s leadership.