Modi To Bring Out Vision Paper For India's Future In December
Mint Mumbai|October 16, 2023
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will unveil a vision document in December outlining India's medium-term development goals and milestones, which will also shape the ruling National Democratic Alliance's reform agenda and its re-election pitch for the coming year.
Gireesh Chandra Prasad & Subhash Narayan
Modi To Bring Out Vision Paper For India's Future In December

Extensive work is under way to analyze the development trajectory of key sectors and growth bottlenecks and formulate a collaborative approach with states' involvement in the spirit of "Team India", three people familiar with the discussions said, requesting anonymity.

Federal policy think tank NITI Aayog is working as the nodal agency for putting together the blueprint, assisted by a high-level committee of secretaries, said one of the people cited above.

The focus of this vision document will be on achieving developed country status by 2047, emphasizing inclusive and environment-friendly growth, sunrise industries and sustained infrastructure building, while paying special attention to the rural economy and farmer incomes, the person said.

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