India's engineering services exports surge nearly eightfold to US$ 13.8 billion in a decade: NITI Aayog
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Summary
India’s engineering services exports have expanded nearly eightfold in a decade, reflecting rising global demand for Indian engineering, R&D, product development and specialised technology capabilities.
Key Facts
TypeAnalysis
SourceIndia Brand Equity Foundation
PublishedMonday, 17 August 2026
Affected Population~850 million internet users, 75,000+ startups
Key Numbers
Rs 15,000 crore for Digital India initiatives
UPI: 14 billion monthly transactions
850 million+ Aadhaar-linked mobiles
Merchandise exports: $437 billion (2024-25)
Key Authorities
Ministry of Electronics & ITTRAICERT-InMinistry of Commerce & IndustryDPIIT
Key Stakeholders
Internet UsersTech CompaniesStartupsExportersImportersMSMEs
Government Context
NDA IIIBJP-led NDA
Centre-Right
LeftCentreRight
Amendment History
1 change recorded for this policy.
DescriptionTuesday, 18 August 2026via insights_ias
India’s engineering services exports have expanded nearly eightfold in a decade, reflecting rising global demand for Indian engineering, R&D, product development and specialised technology capabilities.
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