Vision for india 2047 letter

• My vision for India in 2047 letter to the prime minister is based on the following points: • Introduction: Greeting – Purpose of letter • Vision for India in 2047: Economic Development – Rural and urban development • Vision for Social Equality: Accessible education, healthcare, and housing for all citizens • Vision for Technological Advancement: Leader in areas such as artificial intelligence, renewable energy, and biotechnology • Conclusion • Sign-off and name The Prime Minister of India Prime Minister’s Office South Block, Raisina Hill New Delhi-110011 Dear sir, Honorable prime minister, I am Biplab Biswas from West Bengal. I am writing this letter to share my vision for India in the year 2047. I strongly believe that by 2047 India will be more empowered and will make significant progress in several key areas, including economic development, social development, and the field of science and technology. I vision a country where there is equal development in rural and urban areas and where the standards of everyone’s lifestyle have significantly improved. I also see India as a global leader in the field of the startup ecosystem. Socially, I want to see every citizen of this country, regardless of background, have equal access to education, healthcare, and housing. In science and technology, I want to see India become a more rich country in areas like artificial intelligence, renewable energy, biotechnology, etc. I believe that under your leadership, with the right policie...

• Arunachal Pradesh • Assam • Chhattisgarh • Goa • Gujarat • Haryana • Jammu And Kashmir • Karnataka • Ladakh • Madhya Pradesh • Maharashtra • Manipur • Mizoram • Tripura • Jharkhand • Nagaland • Himachal Pradesh • Uttarakhand • Uttar Pradesh • Rajasthan • Tamil Nadu • Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu • Preparation of Action Plan and Document of Vision India@2047 is underway. Vision India@2047 will be guided by the aspiration for India@2047, like attaining new heights of prosperity; making best facilities available both in villages and cities; eliminating unnecessary interference by the Government in the lives of citizens; and building world’s most modern infrastructure. An Action Plan and Document related to the Social Sector which includes Education Sector, is to be prepared after brainstorming with the various stakeholders which inter-alia includes Research Institutions, Universities, domain experts etc. During the course of deliberation and ideation there will be several cross-cutting issues with each potentially impacting the other which includes global Value Chains, leveraging sunrise sectors growth, Climate change, R&D, Innovation & Entrepreneurship, employment issues, human capital development, governance etc. For Higher Education some key issues have been identified for brainstorming and ideation which includes issues like future education, future skills, gender equality, R&D, innovation, entrepreneurship, employment issues etc. The consultation process wi...

The plan will set specific targets for different economic sectors, the officials said on the condition of anonymity. The vision plan is expected to be finalized by next month, and an official announcement is likely around 15 August, the 75th anniversary of Indian independence. A Sectoral Group of Secretaries (SGoS) with top officials from 10 sectors has been directed to finalize and present the plan at the earliest. The PMO and the Cabinet Secretariat are constantly evaluating inputs from the group, the people cited above said. “We want to shift India from the ranks of merely being an emerging developing economy to a developed one where all its citizens have purchasing power that is among the best in the world. For this, early planning and long-term goals are absolutely essential, and this is what the government is doing now to make India future-ready," said one of the government officials cited above, seeking anonymity. Individuals from outside and within the government and institutional experts are being invited to help frame the blueprint. The SGoS has been given instructions to identify achievable targets within the stipulated time and set realistic targets, timelines, and milestones. These will act as the foundation for future growth. So far, the key areas identified are agriculture, commerce, infrastructure, industry, urban landscape, security and defence, technology and governance. Benchmarking regulations, procedures and processes to international standards and ali...