“Our vision for India , is a country where justice and opportunity flourish for all”
Ayaan Saroori
In a satirical tone the Britishers labelled India as land of Snake charmers. By the strength of our spine and the sweat of our brow today we stand as the fifth largest economy. This speaks volumes of the giant leaps we have made. India is a democratic, federal country known for its diverse cultures, religions, languages and rich physical features and landscapes. As India approaches its 100th year of independence, it aims to achieve economic stability, environmental sustainability and socio-cultural development, aspiring to achieve the highest distinction globally by 2047. The Vision of India by 2047 focuses on becoming a global leader by developing all sectors and utilising its abundant natural resources and minerals. I desire to see India as a nation with proper democratic rights, free and fair justice, and dignity for all, where everyone follows the path of truth and enlightens the whole world. As we enter the new century, I look forward to new opportunities, advancements in technology, quality education, and various principles of development. By dreaming big, working hard we can turn our national vision into reality. India is progressing towards this goal with various infrastructure projects like the Atal Setu bridge, Chenab train bridge, and multiple All India Institutes of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) being constructed in various states of the country. In addition to infrastructure, recent times have seen significant educational reforms and strengthened vocational training, emphasising the importance of skilled individuals as highlighted by the Father of the Nation, Mahatma Gandhi. Economic Development in overall perspectives and sectors and culture.
India, the world’s fifth-largest economy, prioritises policies to ensure economic benefits, reduce income inequality, and alleviate poverty. These policies promote innovation, support small startups with subsidised loans, enhance exports, and form strong trade partnerships. Additionally, India focuses on developing digital infrastructure, promoting e-commerce, and advancing technology to meet domestic needs. Also, to boost up the current economy of India, Infrastructure is crucial for its economic vitality. The government aims to transform cities into advanced, sustainable urban areas with efficient facilities and commercial spaces. The ‘Smart City’ initiative is exemplified by development in Jammu and Kashmir. In rural areas, developments like electricity, road connectivity and internet access are essential. Transport connectivity is vital for growth and revenue generation. Improved road connectivity, especially in rural areas, has had significant impacts. An expanded transport network will facilitate discovery of new resources, educe travel time, and boost economic activities. For a well deserved future of the nation it is mandatory to ensure that all students receive quality education, regardless of economic or social background, is crucial. Reforms in higher education will keep institutions relevant and of high quality. Education policy changes should align with the modern job market, promoting research to foster innovation. The National Education Policy of 2022 emphasises the importance of skill and vocational education. We are now providing skills to youth through vocational teachings, programs, and institutions (ITIs, NSTIs), and the Skill India initiative. Equipping the workforce with necessary skills, as emphasised by Mahatma Gandhi, is essential. Also, building and upgrading medical infrastructure and fostering innovation in the medical field are crucial. Initiatives focusing on nutrition, disease resistance (like the Pulse Polio campaign),and health awareness ensure a healthy population. Providing high-quality medication and services to all citizens is a priority.
Artificial intelligence, set to dominate in the coming decades, can manage diverse medical scenarios with precise accuracy, transforming the health sector and related fields. India also aims to strengthen local governance and administration through e-governance and the e-marketplace (GeM),enhancing the public sector with effectiveness, transparency and accessibility. Strengthening the judicial system is necessary for fair justice and effective policy implementation. IVRS provides a reliable means for quick government access. An economy can work smoothly in peace for this, upgrading and modernising weapons, ammunition, and trained armed forces is necessary to ensure national security. Strengthening border security, cyber security, and counter-terrorism strategies will help our nation to handle tough situations effectively. Agniveer policy should be replaced by the previous selection process which will encourage youth to join army.
Promoting modern agriculture with new tools and technologies is essential for increasing productivity and benefiting farmers through welfare programs. Encouraging agribusiness, improving hydro irrigation methods, and providing minimum support prices for crops will positively impact the economy and lead to employment. Preserving historical monuments, heritage sites,and traditional Indian arts is crucial for cultural remembrance and attracting tourism.
Building and upgrading diplomatic ties to improve peace, security, and economic growth through diplomacy is vital. Healthy international relations will enhance India’s global trade position.
The ongoing generation will decide the future of the nation. So, Promoting and encouraging the younger generation is essential for India’s future development. Ensuring quality vocational education, participation in sports activities that will empower youth to contribute significantly to India’s progress. As India steps into the 22nd century, the contrast between now and then will be stark. Presently undergoing various development phases, India is rapidly moving towards urbanisation, modern technology.
By the 22nd century, India will be advanced in technology, education, healthcare, infrastructure and will be accessible and will be well- facilitated by 2047.Cooperating with the government is crucial to achieving a brighter and developed nation. As India reaches its milestone in 2047,it will recall the aims and sacrifices of national freedom fighters a century ago,ensuring a peaceful and developed country.
(The writer a student)
