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Prime Minister Narendra Modi has given a very important and far-reaching message regarding the big goal of making India a developed nation by the year 2047. PM Modi has clearly said that the collective efforts of the Central Government and all the State Governments will play the most important role to bring this grand and shared vision of ‘Developed India’ to the ground. The Prime Minister laid special emphasis on the fact that the development of the country is possible only when all the states work together as ‘Team India’ and put in all their strength to achieve the national goals.
Cooperative federalism is the biggest weapon in building a developed India.
During a high-level meeting, the Prime Minister made it clear that only strong coordination between the Center and the states can take the country to new heights on the economic and social front. He said that India is a country full of diversity and every state has its own unique strengths and capabilities. When the central and state governments combine these forces with a common vision, the country’s growth rate will get a new impetus. According to PM Modi, Cooperative Federalism is not just a political term, but it is the main medium to fulfill the dreams of 140 crore citizens of the country.
The path of country’s progress will be decided only by the development of the states.
The Prime Minister underlined that no country can develop unless its states are self-reliant and strong in every field. He appealed to all Chief Ministers and state policy makers to pay special attention to strengthening infrastructure, education, health, and digital governance in their respective states. PM Modi said that when states make policies as per global standards and attract investment, the country’s economy will directly benefit from it. The Central Government is fully committed to providing all possible help to the states and providing them the necessary resources for development.
Strong and prosperous India is getting ready for the future generation
At the conclusion of his address, the Prime Minister reiterated that this vision of a developed India is not of any one party or government, but is a shared resolution of the entire country. He said that today India is emerging as a major power on the global stage and the world is looking at us with hopeful eyes. At such a time, it becomes even more important for the Center and the states to work together. Through collective efforts in the times to come, we will not only find permanent solutions to the country’s problems, but will also ensure the creation of a prosperous, secure and strong India for the coming generations.