PM Modi Unveils Vision for India's Future: A Developed Nation by 2047
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi marked the ceremonial completion of the Ram temple in Ayodhya by hoisting a saffron flag atop the structure. The momentous occasion symbolized a cultural resurgence for the nation, and Modi used it as an opportunity to outline a broader national roadmap aimed at achieving a developed India by 2047. In his address, Modi emphasized the importance of 'awakening the Ram within us', which he believes is a value, discipline, and direction essential for the country's progress. He urged Indians to look beyond the present and plan for future generations, saying those who prioritize only the present are unfair to those who will come after them. Modi also touched on the need to free the country from the 'mentality of slavery', which he believes is a legacy of colonialism. He highlighted the importance of taking pride in India's civilisational identity and correcting the misconception that the country borrowed democracy from abroad. India, he said, is the 'mother of democracy' and it is in the country's DNA. The prime minister also praised Ayodhya, which he believes is emerging as a model blend of antiquity and modernity. He pointed to the city's new airport, upgraded railway station, and improved connectivity as evidence of its transformation. Modi also noted that nearly 45 crore devotees have visited the temple since its consecration, bringing significant economic benefits to the region. In his vision for a developed India, Modi emphasized the importance of patience, truth, good conduct, strength, and compassion. He invoked the metaphor of Ram's chariot in the battle against Ravan, saying that India's development journey too requires these qualities. The prime minister also reiterated the need for national interest to come before self-interest and remain supreme. Modi's vision for a developed India by 2047 is ambitious, but he believes it is possible. He highlighted India's economic progress, saying that the country has become the fifth largest economy in the world in the last 11 years. He also expressed confidence that India will become the third largest economy in the not-too-distant future.
