Prime Minister Narendra Modi has shared a big plan for India’s future progress, outlining the path for the next 24 years until 2047.
The vision document aims to show India as a developed country by 2047, and the Developed India program has been launched to achieve this goal.
India will become a developed country with the help of youth
In the program called “Developed India @2047” or “Viksit Bharat @2047,” Prime Minister Modi shared his plan with the young people of the country.
Additionally, they are asking for ideas from the youth, and it’s called ‘Developed India @2047: Voice of Youth.’
What did Prime Minister Narendra Modi say
During his speech, PM Modi said that now is a very important time for India.
It’s like a special period in our history, and it’s just the right time for India to move faster on the path of progress.
The whole young generation is prepared to lead the country using their energy.
Like how young people’s excitement helped the country during independence, now the youth should focus on one goal: “How can India become a developed country.”
What can we do to make India develop quickly? To achieve this, we need to use the energy of the country’s young people for this goal.
PM Modi also told the leaders of the country’s universities that, along with the young people, teachers need to think creatively to help achieve the goal of ‘Developed India @ 2047’.
Idea and I first in India
PM Modi mentioned that in “idea” and “India,” “I” comes first, and this idea will be the most effective way.
You can provide five different suggestions on the portal launched for a developed India.
Prizes are also set for the best 10 suggestions and ideas. He emphasized the need to nurture a young generation capable of keeping India at the forefront of progress in the future while prioritizing national interests.
Where was the ‘Developed India @2047’ workshop organized?
There are workshops happening in all the Raj Bhavans across the country starting at 10:30 am.
Leaders of universities and organizations, including Vice Chancellors, are participating in this, and the program is being shown everywhere through video calls.
