PM Modi’s Call To Youth: Step Out Of Comfort Zones To Build A Viksit Bharat By 2047

Komal Bajpai

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Updated: 28-01-2025 at 7:44 AM

While celebrating National Youth Day, PM Narendra Modi addressed the youths of India to take risks and take up responsibilities that helped to shape the country into a developed nation by 2047. In the Viksit Bharat Young Leaders Dialogue, he spoke of India’s progress, goals and the youth as the nation’s future.

What Is India’s Vision For 2047?

India has envisaged itself to be a developed country by the year 2047 correlating to all-round growth in terms of economy, society and international relations. This is a vision though huge in its conception and it is to be accomplished through a collective effort.

Economic Empowerment: India is quickly and steadily moving towards the growth phase and is eyeing to become a $10 trillion economy within the next decade.
Technological Advancement: The plans include making a space station fully functional by 2035, success in Chandrayaan, and the preparation for the Gaganyaan mission, which will put an Indian on the Moon.
Global Recognition: Global presence and the Olympics are part of this vision as well.

Why Is The Role Of Youth Crucial?

The youths of India will steer the country into the growth of a developed nation. People are urged to own this vision.

Propelling Change:

Prime Minister Modi was speaking on the theme of the youth to transform India in the greatest way possible to bring positive change and benefit from the change.

Setting Big Goals:

Holding targets such as Open Defecation Free, bank accounts, in the last decade, he emphasised climbing high.

Ownership of Policies:

All ideas that young leaders share during the dialogue will be crucial for the formation of future policies.

What Steps Has India Taken Towards Development?

India over the past decade has made tremendous progress based on economic status, infrastructure and space research.

Economic Growth: India has gained a picture of nearly $4 trillion-plus and there has been immense growth in different fields.
Infrastructure Investment: The budget is over ₹11 lakh crore for infrastructure which is six times more than it was a decade back.
Space Exploration: Technological development is evident through the realisation of Chandrayaan by India and the future vision for constructing a space station and lunar expeditions.

What Lessons Can India Learn From Other Nations?

Prime Minister Narendra Modi used the example of other countries that similarly have achieved their goals in the face of adversity and good leadership.

The United States:

In the 30s during the economic depression, the United States of America made the New Deal as the way to recover.

Singapore:

Singapore rose from being a struggling state to a developed nation and a trade centre through disciplined leadership.

What Opportunities Lie Ahead For India?

India is in the next 25-year gold age because of its young people and increasing GDP rates.

Golden Period: This is according to the vision of the Prime Minister, who saw India as a socio-economically and strategically powerful nation.
Infrastructure Expansion: Spending on railways and roads shows that the nation is developing in every aspect.
Quantum Jump: He also urged to bring about positive change there must be active implementation of ideas that have been developed.

Conclusion

The message that Prime Minister Mr Narendra Modi gave to the youths of India is a call to awaken, innovate and own the idea of making India a developed nation by the year 2047. To this extent, youth have taken India to such great heights that have always been dreamt of but never dared to dream of in their comfort zones. The time to act is now.

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