Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed that the goal of a Developed India by 2047 has moved beyond government policy to become a widespread aspiration. He emphasized the need for mission-mode reforms across various sectors to sustain long-term growth, with policymaking and budgeting aligned with the vision for 2047. PM Modi also highlighted the importance of India remaining a significant hub for the global workforce and international markets.
The interaction at NITI Aayog, themed ‘Aatmanirbharta and Structural Transformation: Agenda for Viksit Bharat,’ involved discussions on enhancing productivity and competitiveness in manufacturing and services. Participants delved into accelerating structural transformation through increased household savings, robust infrastructure development, and the adoption of advanced technology. The role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in boosting cross-sectoral productivity and the scaling of India’s Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) were key topics.
Renowned economists and experts, including Shankar Acharya, Ashok K Bhattacharya, N R Bhanumurthy, and others, were part of the dialogue. They highlighted that ongoing cross-sectoral reforms and future consolidation efforts would position India as one of the fastest-growing global economies, reinforcing its foundations and unlocking new opportunities.
