New Delhi (CNN Business) Narendra Modi had lofty ambitions for India when he came to power in a landslide election win in 2014.

The prime minister and his Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) promised to overhaul the economy and create millions of jobs for young people, saying they would reverse a decade of "jobless growth" under the previous government.

As Modi seeks a second term, he's setting the bar even higher — the election manifesto released by the BJP on Monday aspires to make India the world's third largest economy by 2030.

Here's a look at the Indian leader's record so far.

A much bigger economy

The country has surged up the ranks of the world's largest economies and is on track to displace the United Kingdom from fifth spot in 2019, according toindustries eager to access its enormous population, increased spending power, and relatively open economy.

Foreign investment has surged

Modi aggressively courted foreign investors, removing several barriers for overseas players in sectors such as manufacturing, retail and aviation.

They responded enthusiastically, pouring around $45 billion into India during the last fiscal year, according to official data. That's nearly double the amount in 2014, the year Modi came to power.

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But analysts say those protectionist regulations reflect election dynamics, rather than a strategic shift, as Modi looks to drum up