India's sunrise sectors, characterized by high growth potential and substantial market opportunity, are seen as pivotal in the country's journey towards becoming a $10 trillion economy by the early 2030s. These sectors, including Industry 4.0, future mobility, advanced materials, medical technology, and space technology, offer avenues for rapid economic expansion and innovation, aligning with national priorities such as increasing domestic value addition and strategic resilience. The article emphasizes the importance of strategic investment, sustained research and development, infrastructure development, and fostering an enabling ecosystem to realize the full potential of these sectors. It highlights the significance of sectors like Industry 4.0 in achieving manufacturing competitiveness through initiatives like Make in India, future mobility for energy security and achieving net zero targets, advanced materials for foundational support in sectors like semiconductors and aerospace, med-tech for public health resilience and self-reliance, and space-tech for driving national security and communication. The article suggests a unified national mission-based approach involving policy direction, targeted funding, and cross-ministerial collaboration to drive impact at scale. Drawing lessons from global models, recommendations include setting up policy frameworks, innovation clusters, regulatory sandboxes, public procurement strategies, and providing grants and seed funding to de-risk early-stage innovation. Moreover, it emphasizes the role of sunrise sectors in job creation, particularly crucial as millions of young people enter India's workforce annually. Initiatives like the Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) schemes have already demonstrated success in attracting investments and creating jobs across emerging sectors. By investing in and nurturing its sunrise sectors, India has the opportunity to strengthen its global position in the economic and technological landscape, fostering growth, innovation, and a future-ready economy.