My vision for india @100 years
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This PPT is about the Amrit kaal of India and what are the changes India would like to make in coming 25 years, as our India got Independence from the British Raj 1947 meaning in 2047 it is 100 years
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- 2. INTRODUCTION ... This Photo by Unknown author is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND. The coming 25 Years are the "AMRITH KAAL" for the country. India should transform into a powerful nation both Internally & Externally. My vision for India by 2047 is to develop in all fields and sectors like freedom from Poverty, Unemployment, Corruption, Social Evils, Discrimination Pollution, Farmers and many more... C
- 4. WOMAN EMPOWERMENT There is lot of discrimination when, the woman are stepping out of their house and making a mark in different fields and society. My vision for India in 2047 is to become women more powerful and have equal right with men...
- 5. CORRUPTIO N Corruption is one of the major reasons that is hindering the growth of the nation. So, my vision for India in 2047 where the ministers and officials ate dedicated to their work and Whalley foe the development of the country.
- 6. HEALTH AND FITTNESS My Vision for India 2047 is to Improve health system by providing good facilities to People. I want to see India as Healthy India, fit India for this I pledge to donate my organs and I also want to encourage other people to do this noble work, So that, we can make our India healthy India.
- 7. CASTE DISCRIMINATIO N India got Independence in 1947, still we are not able to get complete independence from caste, Religion and creed discrimination. My vision for India in 2047 is where there is no Discrimination of any kind.
- 8. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES AND EDUCATION My Vision for India in 2047 will be a place where the deserving candidate will get job first rather than reserve candidate. I work to promote education, So that, people will realize the true importance of education and it will be mandatory for all.
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