Modi: India aiming for development by 2047
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi revealed an ambitious plan to transform India into a "developed country" by 2047. This strategy is built around seven main pillars: manufacturing, agriculture, technology and innovation, connectivity and communication, defense capabilities, the green economy, and soft power. Modi emphasized the importance of developing an integrated manufacturing system to strengthen India's position in the global supply chain, as well as doubling efforts in food manufacturing and connecting all parts of the country through modern networks such as high-speed rail, highways, and advanced ports—shifting from their traditional roles toward supporting economic growth and development. He also highlighted the need to enhance defense capabilities to achieve self-sufficiency, invest in green and renewable resources, and focus on soft power, exemplified by yoga, which has become a distinctive mark of India's global stature. He concluded by stating that India today is recognized as a nation with increasing global influence, strong institutions, a vibrant democracy, and a prominent presence on the international stage.
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