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Discussion on ‘Vision Document 2047’ started today in the current session of Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly. The purpose of this ambitious document is to decide the state’s long -term development goals and provide policy direction for the next 25 years.

In the absence of Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak during the discussion in the assembly, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Suresh Khanna said that the state has laid a strong foundation of development in the last eight years. Khanna claimed that the current government has made significant improvements in the field of infrastructure, law and order, education, health and investment, which is on the way to join Uttar Pradesh’s leading economies.

Khanna said, “Vision 2047 is not only a paper scheme, but a blueprint for fulfilling public aspirations. We want to make Uttar Pradesh self -reliant and globally competitive in every field in the next 25 years.”

Some opposition leaders, however, questioned the document’s viability and financial provisions. He alleged that the government’s claims do not match the ground reality and this plan can also remain incomplete like previous manifestos.

During the discussion, issues like electricity, agriculture, industry, urban development and environmental protection were also emphasized in the assembly. It is expected that after a detailed debate on this, the government will take a step towards formally adopting the ‘Vision Document 2047’.

Under the Vision Document in the session by the Yogi government of the state, the major targets and schemes of ‘Vision Document 2047’ have been kept.In which Economic Development – To take the state’s economy to the level of trillion $ 2047.

simultaneously Employment generation, Agriculture and rural development, InfrastructureLike Expressway network, modern railway stations, airport expansion and broad development of smart city projects.

In the state Education reform OfUnder To include digital education, skill development and higher education institutions in the global rankings. Health facilities, Energy and Environment, Urban and rural water management, Safety and law and orderAnd Smart policing and CCTV network expansion to control crimeAs well as Digital governanceUnder Make government services 100% online and transparent.

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