The Maharashtra Tech AI mission drives the state’s $1 trillion growth vision through AI-powered aquaculture, livestock, and SHG entrepreneurship, targeting ₹10.5 lakh crore GVA and zero poverty by 2036.

The Arunachal Tech AI Growth Mission aims to transform the state into a ₹2 lakh crore economy by 2034 through AI, GovTech, and sustainable innovation, raising per capita income fivefold and achieving zero poverty by 2030.

The Rajasthan Tech AI initiative envisions transforming the state into a $1 trillion economy by 2036 through AI, DeepTech, and GovTech innovation, driving inclusive growth and zero poverty by 2030.

The Haryana Aquaculture Tech AI initiative harnesses DeepTech and AI to transform saline lands into sustainable aquaculture hubs, targeting ₹10,000 Cr GVA by 2030 and empowering thousands of Haryana’s farmers.

The strategy boosts aquaculture via advanced tech (RAS, bio-floc), sustainable practices, species diversification, and mariculture. Focus areas include cost reduction, disease control, insurance, value addition, exports through traceability and branding, and stronger domestic marketing with quality-certified fish supply.

The State of Andhra Pradesh is poised to become a model of sustainable economic growth, underpinned by a vision of inclusive prosperity, innovation-driven development, and resilient governance. This vision is centered on the ambitious goal of doubling the state’s economy within the next five years, ensuring that growth is both rapid and equitable.

“Vision 2047” outlines a strategic roadmap to position India as a global leader by its 100th year of independence. The document emphasizes five core strategies aimed at driving inclusive, sustainable growth, fostering innovation, enhancing global competitiveness, and transforming key sectors to achieve long-term national goals.

This article delves into the demographic landscape of India, emphasizing both the opportunities and challenges posed by its current and future population trends. India’s demographic advantage, characterized by a young and increasingly skilled population, is a cornerstone of its global positioning.

The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), adopted by United Nations member states in 2015, are a universal call to action to represent a global commitment to address critical challenges such as poverty, inequality, and climate change by 2030.