Union Minister Nitin Gadkari expressed confidence at the Amazon Smbhav Summit that India's automobile industry would top the global charts within the next five years. He highlighted the industry's growth from Rs 7 lakh crore to Rs 22 lakh crore under his tenure. Gadkari emphasized reducing logistics costs to 9% in two years to align with global standards. Additionally, he outlined specific projects to significantly reduce travel times between major cities. The minister stressed the adoption of alternative fuels, particularly bio-ethanol, for vehicles to save on fuel costs and decrease pollution. Furthermore, plans were announced to convert organic waste into hydrogen fuel and other valuable materials through advanced recycling technologies, aiming for sustainability and resource optimization. The vision includes producing petrol, plastic, metals, and glass from waste materials, as well as generating green hydrogen. These initiatives demonstrate India's commitment to green technologies and sustainable development in the automotive and transportation sectors.