INDIA THAT IS BHARAT

A Nation Rising to Greatness

"India, that is Bharat, was once seen as a country
facing many challenges—a place recovering from
years of struggle and hardship. Many believed it
would take us a long time to develop. But today,
the world is looking at us with admiration and
hope."
A nation working hard to overcome
poverty and rebuild after
independence. People wondered if
India could ever become strong and
successful.

This presentation will show India’s

amazing progress, the challenges we still
face, and how we are working to build a
Viksit Bharat—a fully developed India that
leads the world."
 VIKSIT BHARAT DEVELOPED INDIA ‫ترقی یافتہ ہندوستان‬

PRESENTATION BY TEAM “green

geographers ”

MEMBERS OF green geographers TEAM

SHIVAM KUMAR GUPTA Anish Raj SURAJ KUMAR ROHIT KUMAR AJEET YADAV Brajesh Kumar
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 CONTENTS
1.HISTORICAL CONTEXT
2. CURRENT ACHIEVEMENT OF BHARAT
3. IMPORTANCE OF VIKSIT BHARAT
4.INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT
5.DEFENCE AND SECURITY SELF - RELIEANT DEFENCE
6.SOCIAL PROGRESS HEALTH CARE
7.VISION FOR VIKSIT BHARAT BY 2047
8.GOVERNMENT POLICIES AND PROGRAMS FOR VIKSIT
BHARAT
9.TOURISM IN INDIA
10.ROLE OF CITIZEN IN VIKSIT BHARAT
1.HISTORICAL CONTEXT
Ancient Glory: India, known as Bharat, was once a global
leader in knowledge, trade, and culture. It gave the
world advancements in mathematics, science, art, and
spirituality .
Colonial Struggles :Centuries of foreign rule drained
India’s resources and slowed its progress. When India
gained independence in 1947, it faced challenges like
poverty, illiteracy, and underdevelopment. The Turning
Point: The 1991 economic reforms opened doors to
globalization and rapid growth. Initiatives like Green
Revolution, space missions (ISRO), and advancements
in IT transformed the nation.
Today’s India:A rising global power balancing its rich
heritage with modern aspirations.On the path to
becoming Viksit Bharat by 2047, the centenary of
its independence.
 2.CURRENT ACHIEVEMENTS OF BHARAT
India's progress across various sectors is propelling it towards
becoming a global superpower.
1. Economic GrowthGlobal Ranking: India is the 5th largest economy with a GDP of
$3.7 trillion (2023), surpassing the UK. First and Second Economies: The USA is the
largest with a GDP of $25.5 trillion. China follows with a GDP of $18 trillion. Third and
Fourth Economies: Japan is third with a GDP of $4.4 trillion. Germany is fourth with a
GDP of $4.3 trillion. Fastest Growing Major Economy: India’s GDP growth for 2023-24 is
projected at 6-6.5%, outpacing many developed nations. Contribution to Global
GDP: India contributes around 7% to the global economy, and its share is expected
to grow further.
2. Digital Transformation with UPIUnified Payments Interface (UPI):UPI has
revolutionized India’s payment system and is now a global benchmark for financial
inclusion. Transaction Volume: UPI processed over 10 billion transactions in October
2023 alone. Annually, UPI handles transactions worth over $1.5 trillion. Rural
Penetration: More than 40% of UPI transactions now come from rural areas, showing
its success in connecting villages to the digital economy. Small shopkeepers, farmers,
and daily wage workers are adopting UPI for cashless payments. Global Expansion:
UPI is being adopted in countries like Singapore, UAE, and France, boosting India’s
soft power and technological leadership.3. Space TechnologyChandrayaan-3
(2023):India became the first country to land on the Moon’s south pole, showcasing
its innovation and precision in space exploration. Mars Orbiter Mission (2014):India
achieved a historic feat by entering Mars orbit on its first attempt at a low cost of $74
million. Global Space Partner: ISRO provides satellite services to over 50 countries and
is a key player in commercial space ventures.
 3.IMPORTANCE OF VIKSIT BHARAT
Global Trade Hub: India sits at the center of the Indian Ocean, where 60% of
the world’s trade flows. A strong and developed India can make global trade
smoother and safer.
Leader in Space Technology: With achievements like the Chandrayaan and
Mangalyaan missions, India is becoming a leader in space exploration. A
Viksit Bharat will use space technology for better communication, disaster
management, and helping other nations.
Strong Security Forces:India’s army, navy, and air force protect not just its
borders but also ensure safety in the Indian Ocean, where much of the world's
trade happens. A developed India will have stronger defense systems to
protect its people and contribute to global peace.
Better Living for Citizens: A developed India means better jobs, advanced
healthcare, and quality education for everyone.It ensures safety, prosperity,
and equal opportunities for all citizens.
Innovation and Sustainability: India can lead in new technologies like green
energy and artificial intelligence. It will inspire other countries by balancing
growth with protecting the planet.
A Global Power:As a Viksit Bharat, India will shape global decisions and
promote peace, cooperation, and progress for all nations.
 4. Infrastructure Development
Smart Cities Mission: Over 100 smart cities are being developed, each with modern
technology, better living standards, and sustainable solutions.
Patna Metro: Patna, the capital of Bihar, is also part of India’s growing urban transformation
with the launch of Patna Metro. The metro system will enhance connectivity, reduce traffic, and
contribute to more efficient urban transportation, making Patna a part of the smart city
movement.
Transport Revolution: Vande Bharat Express trains symbolize India’s leap in high-speed
rail.50,000 km of highways have been built in the last decade, improving road connectivity
nationwide.
Green Energy Leadership: India is the third-largest producer of renewable energy with a
capacity of over 125 GW in solar and wind power.
5. Defense and Security Self-Reliant
Defense
Indigenous technologies like Tejas fighter jets, BrahMos missiles, and INS Vikrant (aircraft carrier)
reflect India’s defense capabilities.
Indian Ocean Security:India ensures the safety of 60% of the world’s maritime trade routes in the
Indian Ocean, a key global shipping zone.
UN Peacekeeping: India remains one of the largest contributors to the United Nations
Peacekeeping Forces, promoting global stability.
 6. Social Progress Healthcare:
Under Ayushman Bharat, over 500 million people have
access to free healthcare.
Skill Development: Skill India has trained over 15
million youth, preparing them for future industries.
Women Empowerment :Programs like Beti Bachao,
Beti Padhao have significantly increased girls’
education and workforce participation.
Conclusion
India, the fifth-largest economy, is on a
transformative journey toward becoming a Viksit
Bharat. With innovations in digital technology,
advancements in space and defense, and a
commitment to sustainable growth, Bharat is not just
rising—it’s inspiring the world.
 7.Vision for Viksit Bharat by 2047
Vision for Viksit Bharat by 2047India’s vision for 2047, the centenary of its
independence, is to become a fully developed nation, characterized by:
Economic Prosperity: India aims to become the third-largest economy in the
world by 2047, with a GDP of $10 trillion. It will be a global hub for innovation,
manufacturing, and trade. Sustainable Development: India will lead in green
energy, with a 500 GW renewable energy capacity and a commitment to
carbon neutrality. Technological Leadership: India will be at the forefront of
artificial intelligence, space exploration, and digital technology, contributing
globally in key areas like healthcare, defense, and infrastructure. Inclusive
Growth: Poverty will be eradicated, and every citizen will have access to quality
healthcare, education, and job opportunities. Urban Transformation: Smart cities
like Patna and others will be fully developed, with advanced infrastructure and
sustainable living. Global Influence: India will be a leading voice in global forums,
promoting peace, sustainable development, and economic cooperation. By
2047, India will be an example of a nation that has achieved inclusive growth,
technological advancements, and global leadership, all while preserving its rich
cultural heritage.
 8.Government Policies and Programs for Viksit Bharat
Government Policies and Programs for Viksit BharatIndia’s vision for becoming a Viksit
Bharat by 2047 is supported by several key government policies and programs aimed
at fostering economic growth, social welfare, and sustainability. Some of the key
initiatives include:
1. Make in India Objective: To transform India into a global manufacturing hub and
increase domestic production.
2. Digital India Objective: To empower citizens through digital technology and ensure
government services are accessible to all. Key Focus: Expanding internet
connectivity, promoting e-governance, and facilitating digital payments.
3. Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana (PMJDY)Objective: To ensure financial inclusion
by providing access to banking services for the unbanked population. Key.
4. Atmanirbhar Bharat (Self-Reliant India)Objective: To make India self-sufficient in
manufacturing and reduce dependence on imports. Key Focus:
5. Ayushman Bharat Objective: To provide universal health coverage to all citizens.
Key Focus: Offering free healthcare through the Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya
Yojana (PMJAY), which covers 500 million people.
6. Swachh Bharat Abhiyan Objective: To eliminate open defecation and improve
sanitation across India. Key Focus: Building toilets, promoting hygiene, and creating
awareness about cleanliness. Impact: Over 100 million toilets constructed, making
India cleaner and healthier.
7. Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY)Objective: To provide affordable housing for all
by 2022.Key Focus: Construction of houses for the urban and rural poor, ensuring
shelter for every citizen.
8. National Education Policy (NEP) 2020Objective: To revamp India’s education system
and make it more inclusive
 9.Tourism in India
Tourism in India: Focus on Bodh Gaya Bodh Gaya, located in Bihar, is one of the
most important Buddhist pilgrimage sites globally, attracting millions of visitors each
year.
1 Bodh Gaya's Significance Mahabodhi Temple: The temple, where Lord Buddha
attained enlightenment, is a major spiritual destination.
Global Pilgrimage: Pilgrims from countries like Japan, Thailand, and Sri Lanka visit for
spiritual retreats and meditation.
2. Tourist Arrivals 1.5 million visitors annually visit Bodh Gaya, with the majority being
international pilgrims.
Peak Season: From October to March, especially during the Buddha Jayanti Festival
in April.
3. National Tourism Impact Contribution to GDP: The tourism sector contributes about
6.8% to India’s GDP, with religious tourism playing a significant role. Visitor Data: In
2022, India received 6.7 million international tourists, with religious sites like Bodh
Gaya driving a substantial portion of visits.
4. Infrastructure Connectivity: Gaya International Airport and Bodh Gaya Railway
Station offer easy access to tourists.
Government Initiatives: Schemes like Swadesh Darshan aim to develop infrastructure
and promote tourism in Bodh Gaya.
5. Challenges and Opportunities Sustainability: Managing increased tourist numbers
while preserving heritage is a challenge.
Growth Potential: There is potential to expand the international tourist base,
especially through digital promotion. Bodh Gaya remains a vital spiritual destination,
contributing to India’s tourism growth while showcasing the country’s rich
cultural heritage.
 10.Role of Citizens in Viksit Bharat

Role of Citizens in Viksit Bharat Citizens play a crucial role in the

development of Viksit Bharat through:

1.Active Participation: Engaging in government programs like

Swachh Bharat Abhiyan and Skill India to contribute to national
growth.
2.Social Responsibility: Promoting sustainability by adopting eco-
friendly practices and supporting local businesses.
3.Innovation and Education: Embracing education and
technological advancements to drive personal and national
progress.
4. Civic Engagement: Voting, participating in public discussions,
and supporting policies that foster development and equality.
Conclusion India's journey toward becoming Viksit Bharat is driven
by strong government policies, technological advancements, and
citizen participation. With continued efforts in economic growth,
sustainability, and social welfare, India is on track to become a
developed nation by 2047, making a significant impact globally.
DR. MANJIT SIR