My Vision For India@100 Years

Topic: My vision for India@100 years
INTRODUCTION
India is a developing country which demands a range of resources in order to advance. India
is nearing the 100th anniversary of its autonomy, which motivates Indians to think big and
also be strong.
My vision for India after 100 years of independence, in 2047, is for it to be as robust as the
freedom fighters who struggled for our country and died in the process of making India a
sovereign state.
MAIN BODY
My vision for India is for it to be well-managed in all areas, involving alleviating poverty,
employment generation, population control, health services in remote rural areas, free higher
education for underprivileged youth, and so forth. When we talk about vision, we imply that
we want to do things that will help our vision become a reality.
My vision for India in 2047 is to be self-sufficient in every decision so that the shortcomings
may be addressed so that no one has to battle to find a home and earn a decent
living.Irrespectively of whether or not they have a suitable degree, everyone must be able to
find a way to make money in order to protect themselves and their households from hunger
and disease and malnutrition. Characterised by various qualifications, including graduates
and illiterates, ought to be able to find work in India.
When we talk about illiterates, we're discussing about a problem that many people in India
face, such as the absence of government education services in remote locations, the
exorbitantly expensive fee structure of private schools for many people, and unable to attend
school due to family imperatives and responsibilities, and many other issues. My vision for
India is to be able to provide academic opportunities to children who sincerely want to learn
and improve their lives. India aims to digitalise everything possible in order to grow in the
technical sector and provide services to many poor people.
I want my India to be so powerful in the higher education system that no youth have to
migrate abroad in search of a better education; as a direct consequence of the migration of
talented youth, India is lacking in many fields like healthcare services, IT professionals, and
so on. My vision for India is for it to be free of poverty, so that no one has to scavenge for
food or struggle to sleep hungry.
Every year, many people die as a result of starvation or are killed in road accidents as an
outcome of sleeping on the streets at night. I want India to be able to provide poor people
with housing and meals at least 2 times a day, so that the problem of poverty can be
remedied.
Farmers are referred to as the "foundation" of our country as they provide people with food
and basic essentials for survival, as well as the ability to engage in physical activities.
Farmers should be protected by providing them with opportunities to understand about seeds,
pesticides, and fertilisers so that they can use their knowledge to grow more crops and give
people a reason to rely heavily on agricultural goods. When we talk about agriculture, we
also should consider industrial growth, such as the development of high-quality equipment,
reconfigured hardware, and commercial sites.
In 2047, I want my India to be free of the problem of unemployment and have sufficient
high-profile jobs for everyone to make their lives enjoyable. My vision for India is for
citizens to live in harmony and peace, despite their varied cultures and religions. India is
known for its diversity and inclusion of all faiths and castes; this should be adopted by all
Indians in effort to allow India a better place for all religions to live in peace and love.
India should be able to provide education to all people, regardless of race or gender. This is
still an issue - people confront not only in rural or remote areas, but also in metropolises, in
means of delivering the same education to both girls and boys, or even transgender youth.
India should be aware of this issue and provide education to all children in order to make
their future better and more valuable. Providing basic training and development projects to
students that can advantage developing countries' economic systems and development rates,
because the youth have the responsibility to make India a better country.
My vision for India is for it to be free of corruption, so that every task can be completed with
passion and dedication rather than relying on corrupt individuals. People nowadays find it
more convenient to pay bribes to get their work done, which brings India closer to corruption.
This should be avoided if India is to become a better place to live.
I want India to be free of various types of pollution by implementing pollution control

measures that keep the environment clean and healthy for people, plants, and animals. Flora
and fauna, like farmers, play an important role in keeping us healthy and active by providing
us with our basic needs.
My vision for India is to expand its infrastructure, such as buildings, roads, and all physical
systems, in order to make it a more interesting and useful place for the people who live there,
as well as to make it easier to access in all fields. I want India to be able to provide the best
infrastructure for agriculture, industry, and service sectors such as transportation and
information technology.
In India, child marriages are declining but not disappearing. Some places in India, such as
remote and rural areas, have people who are narrow-minded and continue the legacy despite
the fact that child marriage is illegal in India. India should be able to free children from
marriage and give them the ability to study, thereby brightening their future.
CONCLUSION
My vision for India is for it to grow in all fields and sectors, including co-education, farmers,
malnutrition, discrimination, pollution, corruption, infrastructure, poverty, and
unemployment, among others, so that there is harmony among people and a high chance of
becoming a developed country.
In 2047, India should be able to overcome its shortcomings and deficiencies in order to
become a developed and prosperous country.
-Ritika Mulchandani XI B, BK Birla Public School Kalyan, Maharashtra.

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I want India to be free of various types of pollution by implementing pollution control

-Ritika Mulchandani XI B, BK Birla Public School Kalyan, Maharashtra.

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