<span style="color: #222222;">Minister of State for Science and Technology Dr Jitendra Singh stressed that Geospatial Policy will be an instrument of change in the 21st Century India.<br />''<br />'' He expressed hope that apart from revenue generation potential, it will also open employment opportunities. Addressing a National Conference on Geospatial Policy for National Development in New Delhi on Tuesday, the Minister said that the Troika of Space, Drone and Geospatial Policy will propel India as a pre-eminent Technological Power in a few years from now. <br />''<br />''Dwelling on Geospatial Policy, Dr Singh informed that it has employed almost five lakh people across the country in the year 2021. He further added that the number across the country's domestic market will rise up to ten lakhs by 2025.<br />''<br />'' The Minister expressed confidence that the country is on the cusp of the Geospatial Revolution and by 2030 it would help India become a ten trillion Dollar Economy through continuous economic output boost.</span><br />