New Delhi . India's economy has the potential to grow rapidly, with the World Economic Forum (WEF) highlighting that India's GDP could grow by 7 to 8 percent. He has described this as a possibility due to economic reforms and higher investment. WEF said that there is a lot of potential for development in India and this year's 6 percent growth rate is also good, but this is no reason to stop India's momentum. He said investment in infrastructure, education, and research and development should continue. WEF also gave the possibility of 20 percent stake in India's economy in future. He said that there is support from the startup ecosystem in India and there are more than 1,20,000 startups here. He eagerly informed that there are more than 120 unicorns in India. When asked whether India's goal of becoming a developed nation by 2047 is realistic, a WEF official said India is soon moving towards a $10 trillion economy. The share in digital trade and services is also increasing and this is good for the economy. Finally, they were asked about the challenges and opportunities that come with greater digitalization of the workforce. He said that it brings increase in productivity and there are a lot of opportunities in new technology for India. But these may pose some challenges even in the short term.