Various Dimensions of Developed India 2047 (A Perspective)
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development, equal opportunity, self-reliance, standard of living, sustainable developmentAbstract
Developed India 2047 is an ambitious vision of the Government of India, which aims to make India developed and self-reliant. The Developed India vision is not limited to a single aspect or dimension; it encompasses various dimensions. This vision defines issues such as economic development, environmental awareness, healthcare, education, employment, industry, agriculture, technological and scientific progress, etc. in the context of the nation. By 2047, when India completes 100 years of independence, we will see our country moving on the path of prosperity and sustainable progress. The Developed India 2047 vision focuses on several ambitious plans and goals, while embracing our country's glorious culture and history. The vision aims to empower the country internally and externally, enabling it to face future challenges and obstacles with a strong will. By 2047, our country will be able to play a leading role in the world alongside developed countries. The objective of this vision is to provide equal opportunities to all citizens by improving the standard of living of Indians. The dream of a developed India symbolizes the hopes of every citizen. The country's successful Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi, believes that this is India's golden age. According to him, if we want to take our country on the path of development, we will have to make continuous efforts so that our country can maintain a steady direction of progress by 2047 and become a global power.
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1. Ancient India: Dwijendra Narayan Jha
2. India 2047 Collective Vision: Prof. B.K. Kuthiala
3. Developed India Developed India/2047 :- Niranjan Sahu, J.M. Kujur, S.R. Lohana
4. A. Developed India/2047 :- Sudhir Kumar
5. Towards Amrit Kaal :- Shivanand Dwivedi and K.K. Upadhyay
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