Union Minister Nitin Gadkari expressed optimism about India's automobile industry's potential to surpass global leaders like the USA and China in the next five years, with current revenues soaring from Rs 7 lakh crore to Rs 22 lakh crore. He outlined plans to reduce logistics costs to 9% within two years to enhance economic competitiveness. Gadkari emphasized the importance of adopting alternative fuels and biofuels to lower fuel costs and reduce pollution. The minister also highlighted initiatives to convert organic waste into hydrogen fuel using advanced recycling technologies, aiming to extract valuable materials and promote sustainability. Projects to cut travel times between major cities were also discussed, with significant reductions expected by 2025. Overall, the focus is on sustainable growth, efficiency, and innovation in India's automotive sector.