Will the dream of 'Developed India' be fulfilled by 2047, this is how the picture changed in 10 years

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government has set a target of making India a 'developed country' by 2047. For this, how did the government work from 2014 till now which strengthened its foundation?

Election excitement has once again increased in the country. On August 15 last year, Prime Minister Narendra Modi had set the target of making the country a 'developed India' by 2047. The coming 25 years were described as the immortal period of the country. Today, when the country is celebrating its Republic Day, it becomes very important to know how the Modi government has laid the foundation of making the country 'developed' since 2014.

In the coming days, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will present the interim budget of the country. Before that he also made it clear that now the time has come for India to become economically 'self-reliant'. So that the country moves towards becoming a developed nation by 2047.

How was the foundation of developed India laid?

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman recently said that work on schemes was done at a rapid pace during the tenure of the Modi government. His government has laid the foundation of a developed India. Empowered everyone by providing them with basic needs. Earlier governments also had schemes to provide houses, roads etc., but all of them did not have the spirit to complete them on time. We changed this thinking. Even after 50 or 60 years of independence, about 50 percent of the population was deprived of basic things.

Modi government made the schemes reach their target

Nirmala Sitharaman said that from 2014 till now the Modi government has worked with great urgency. Focused on making the plans reach their goals. Ensured that whoever is entitled gets his rights. The government aims to empower people, provide them skills, provide access and ensure that everyone gets good medical facilities and other things.

This statement of Nirmala Sitharaman means that the government has completed the primary work like Ujjwala scheme, construction of roads and highways, insurance scheme, health insurance scheme, opening bank accounts of common people and in record time.

Government subsidy fraud stopped

Modi government has implemented DBT compulsorily across the country to ensure proper utilization of government subsidies. With this use of technology, the Government of India now saves up to Rs 2.5 lakh crore.

The Finance Minister said that our government does not discriminate between people. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has placed India in four groups – youth, women, farmers and poor. Except for oilseeds and pulses, the country is almost self-sufficient in agriculture.