Essay on My vision for India @ 100 years
By 2047, India celebrates its 100th year of Independence. Our country in 2047 will be what we create today. I have a greater vision for India @ 100 years.
I remain completely optimistic and feel that India will reach greater heights by 2047.
• We should overcome the problems of corruption, poverty, unemployment, malnutrition, and illiteracy.
• India needs to stand up to the world. Besides the economic sphere, there is a need to work towards gender equality and eliminate social evils.
• My country should continue to be a land of peace, prosperity and truthfulness.
• Our country should continue to be secular where all religions are treated equally.
• I want to see women empowerment in all areas.
• All the People of India should get health care facilities irrespective of their economic condition
• Entire world respects and recognises the strength of India. I aspire that our country should become the largest economy in the world by 2047.
We all should work together to achieve it in the next 25 years.
British rule in India ended on 15th August 1947. By 15th August 2047, our country celebrates the 100th year of Independence
I have a greater vision for India in 2047. We should overcome the problems of corruption, poverty, unemployment and malnutrition. Corruption is the misuse of power. Corruption is an issue that affects the economy of central, state and local governments. Corruption hampers economic growth.
Corruption in India can be reduced by the introduction of e-Governance, by keeping the public sector honest, transparent and by simplification of procedure and systems.
In India poverty is still a major challenge. Two-thirds of people in India live in poverty. Government should take the necessary steps to reduce poverty. By empowering women, helping farmers, building skills among people, gender equality, Industrial development and providing access to credit we reduce the poverty in our country.
The major causes of unemployment in India are Large population, Lack of skills and low educational levels. Increasing the educational levels of the people can overcome the problem of unemployment. Skill-based training should be provided to the people. Decentralization of Industrial activity is necessary to reduce unemployment.
One of the major causes of malnutrition in India is economic inequality. Due to the low social status of the majority of the population, their diet often lacks in both quality and quantity.
Our country should overcome the problems of malnutrition by the Mid-Day Meal scheme, investing in social welfare programs, improving the health care system, educate people about the importance of nutrition.
All the people of India should get Health care facilities irrespective of their economic condition. The health status of a population can be measured by a wide range of factors like birth and death rates, life expectancy, quality of life, accessibility of health personnel and many more.
The health status in India is below that of many developing countries. Some of the common health problems seen in India are cancer, infertility, cataract, diabetes, heart disease and many more. Healthcare in India needs to be increased. Government should increase the budget allocation for healthcare.
Rebuilding trust between doctors and patients is essential, innovation and manufacturing units should be encouraged, improvement in medical, nursing and technical education is needed. International collaborations can play a crucial role in developing the healthcare system in our country
Problems in Indian agriculture should be resolved. Indian agriculture is facing many problems like lack of mechanization, Soil erosion, lack of market linkage, inadequate storage facilities and many more.
We can overcome the problems of Indian agriculture by Increasing the income levels of farmers, developing agriculture infrastructure, improving quality of rural life, encouraging multi-cropping, modernization of Indian agriculture, Better water management etc.,
I remain completely optimistic and feel that India overcome the above-mentioned problems and will reach greater heights by 2047.
Essay on My vision for India @ 100 years
By 2047, India celebrates its 100th year of Independence. Our country in 2047 will be what we create today.
I have a greater vision for India @ 100 years.
My 1st vision for India@100 years is that "India should become the most advanced country by 2047".
With a population of more than 1.3 billion people, India is the world's largest democratic country. Over the past decades, the country's integration into the global economy has been accompanied by economic growth. India is now emerging nnel as a global player.
India is projected to be one of the world's fastest-growing economies and is well-positioned relative to its peers based on their real economic growth in 2022.
India has emerged as the 4th most powerful country in Asia. India's core strengths are derived from its resources, national and human. I hope my country will reach a greater height by 2047.
My 2nd vision for India @ 100 years is that "I want to see the empowerment of Indian women in all areas"
Since the beginning of civilisation, there has been bulk evidence that women are considered inferior to men. Indian women are facing a lot of issues. They have to go through gender discrimination, harassment, sexual abuse, lack of education, dowry-related harassment, gender pay gap and much more.
There are innumerable challenges and issues that women face that concern physical and mental health. The problems like lack of education, el improper health shows clear-cut gender discrimination among the women of India.
The rates of malnutrition are exceptionally high among women. Indian Women are facing a lot of challenges because of the existence of social evils. In all parts of India, women are facing threats to their lives, health and well-being.
This needs to be changed. Gender equality is a first and foremost human right. Women empowerment is a critical aspect of achieving gender equality. Women's empowerment is important for the development of our country. Women in India should have equal rights to participate in education, society, economy and politics.
Education is one of the most important means of empowering women with the knowledge, skills and self-confidence women can participate fully in the development process.
Though India has taken some measures on human development, it is globally standing low in gender equality.
India's journey on women empowerment and gender equality started when it became a sovereign state in 1947 and my vision is that gender equality should be achieved by 2047.
My 3rd vision for India @ 100 years is that there should be a “poverty reduction in our country".
Although our country is growing, poverty is still a major challenge. As of the total population around 84 million people are living in extreme poverty. According to the World Bank, India accounted for the world's largest number of poor people.
India is one of the poorest countries in the world. Women and children are the weakest members of Indian society. More than 800 million people in India are considered poor. Lack of employment and availability of less wages especially in rural areas is driving Indians to poverty.
The poverty of any country results in high infant mortality, malnutrition, child labour, lack of education, child marriages and many more. Most of the problems of India can be overcome by enhancing the income levels of the people.
Poverty can be reduced by implementing rapid and sustained economic growth. Studies show that a 10% increase in a country's average income reduces poverty by as much as 20-30 per cent.
Government should support health, education and infrastructure which will help in the growth of human and physical capital. By creating jobs, raising the minimum wage we can overcome nel the problem of poverty.
Thope my country will witness in reduction of poverty and there will be the improvement of living conditions of people.
My 4th vision for India @ 100 years is that “The problems in Indian agriculture should be resolved".
Agriculture plays a vital role in the Indian economy. Over 70 per cent of rural households depend on agriculture. Agriculture is an important sector of the Indian economy. But there are many problems with agriculture in India.
Indian farmers are facing the problems of lack of irrigation facilities, lack of access to the formal credit, disorganised distribution of seeds and fertilisers, lack of storage facilities, Inequality in the land distribution, poor farming techniques and many more.
The factors like an aggressive push to improve technology, knowledge dissemination, agricultural diversification, provision of market linkage, cha development of irrigation facilities, provision of credit facilities etc. might change the fate of Indian agriculture.
As per my vision for India @ 100 years, India will achieve or overcome the problems which mentione.
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I have always been of the belief that if we want our country to progress and develop, we need to focus on creating and developing a strong and efficient infrastructure. And, when it comes to infrastructure, technology plays a vital role. India has always been a powerhouse in the field of Information Technology and we need to utilize this resource to its full potential.
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