Analyse the factors that have contributed to India's inclusive economic growth in the past decade.

Inclusive economic growth in India's past decade is based on the BHARATIYA GROWTH MODEL which is inclusive, equitable and innovative. Factors contributing: 1. Investment - Health: OOPE reduced from 62% (2014) to 39% (2024), through schemes like Ayushman Bharat - Agriculture: GCP increased from 2014-2024 through schemes like PM-KISAN, agriculture support schemes 2. Government Schemes - PM-JAY: Including elderly, gift Geriatric, according schedule - Social security: Through schemes like PMJAY, the social security net has increased from nearly 18% to 82% - BHARAT Net Project: 2.18 villages covered, 6.9 lakh fiber-optic covered, 1.12 lakh telephone connection 3. Financial Inclusion - PM-Jan Dhan Yojana: 50 crore accounts, 70% women, reduced damage - DBT scheme: Reduced leakage 4. Food & Nutrition - Food production: MUT increased from 230 (1952) to 330 (2024), milk production, fruit & vegetable production: 350 MMT production in 2024-25 - Although challenges remain like timely digital divide, biosecurity, INDIA MODEL OF MARKET has ushered inclusive growth