On 8 November 2016, India radically changed its future course, a break that has precedent only in such momentous occasions in Indian history as the Independence and economic liberalization. Prime Minister Modi had taken a decisive step to pluck the scourge of black money at its root, by demonetizing high-value currency notes and, though it caused much public inconvenience, the citizens were willing to brave it for the country. It was a resilient India’s thirst for self-realization, to join the elite of the world where it had once belonged. According to Tiwari, it heralded a new collective consciousness of the Indian people—one that seeks political willpower and integrity, and one that seeks to do away with foggy conventions of the past. In India 3.0, Tiwari analyses the three watersheds in Indian history—Independence (India 1.0), Liberalization (India 2.0) and Demonetization (India 3.0)—and traces a path to India’s destiny: of becoming a world leader.