Amitabh Kant, the G20 Sherpa of India known for his crucial role in shaping national initiatives, has resigned from his government position to explore new avenues in the private sector. Kant, in a LinkedIn post, expressed his excitement for contributing to India's transformation through supporting free enterprise, startups, and academic institutions. His impactful tenure involved spearheading key projects such as 'Make in India', infrastructure development, and the Aspirational Districts Programme. Kant's involvement in policy advocacy for low-carbon growth, digital infrastructure, and initiatives like the green hydrogen mission positioned India as a frontrunner in innovation and climate action. His efforts at NITI Aayog significantly impacted India's development journey, focusing on digital public infrastructure, policy reforms across various sectors, and programs like the Atal Innovation Mission. Additionally, his previous role at the Department for Industrial Policy and Promotion saw remarkable reforms that enhanced India's ease of doing business and propelled the country's global rankings. Kant's contributions to branding campaigns like 'Incredible India' and state campaigns like 'God's Own Country' for Kerala further solidified his legacy in promoting India's diverse tourism landscape.