You can improve your country, but catching up with India is out of question.India is spending trillion dollar to improve further its infrastructure.
Yes India is in a better position due to more foreign investments, strong market, strong connections with overseas citizens, and political and law and order stability. But its not matter of trillions but matter of how much you need according to your 1.2 billion people. Even China is finding some of its trillions less for its population. Since you two share the same issue you formed 'BRICS'
As far as Pakistan is concerned, well we are at least 5 years behind our goals. Law and order did not improve and basic things like overcoming electricity shortage did not become possible.The last government was corrupt to core and did not spend a single penny on infrastructure. The lack of trust also caused the private enterprises to have their hands tight. The country in short went in the negative direction.
This time we are hopeful the current government will at least achieve something. Its a business friendly party. Early on we saw restructuring of institutions. Railways, and the National Airline reducing looses and purchasing newer modes of transport, some electric companies getting privatized, stock market in its best peformance, 3G and 4G went going on auction, GSP free trade agreement clinched with E.U to increase exports, currency stabilization, increasing GDP growth from 3 % to 4.5% etc.
The $42 Billion Pakistan-China economic corridor is the major project of this government which was approved by both countries. It includes building of new Railway lines and Motorway corridors from Gwadar to Kashgar, 10,000 MW power projects of hydel, solar, coal, nuclear and wind in all provinces, orange line metro train in Lahore, dry ports, new Gwadar airport, fibre optic cable, etc. 2015 is the year most things will start construction and 2018 is the year most things should get done due to elections.