Union Minister Nitin Gadkari is optimistic about India's automobile industry becoming the global leader within five years, highlighting the sector's substantial growth under his leadership. From Rs 7 lakh crore to Rs 22 lakh crore, India is on a trajectory to surpass the USA and China. Gadkari emphasized the need to reduce logistics costs to 9% in two years, showcasing the government's commitment to enhancing infrastructure and attracting international automobile brands. Infrastructure projects are set to revolutionize travel times between major cities, promoting efficiency. The minister stressed the importance of adopting alternative fuels like bio-ethanol to lower costs and pollution levels. Notably, plans to convert organic waste into hydrogen fuel and other resources demonstrate a focus on sustainable energy initiatives. Gadkari's vision aligns with positioning India as a global leader in both the automobile industry and sustainable practices, aiming for a transformative impact on the transportation and logistics sectors.