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Haryana Aims to Be Growth Engine for Developed India 2047, Says CM

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini stated the state will act as the growth engine for a Developed India by 2047. He revealed the Haryana Vision Document-2047, formulated through expert consultation, is based on six strategic themes including finance, education, health, and infrastructure. The remarks came during a pre-budget consultation workshop aimed at aligning the 2026-27 budget with these long-term goals. The government has also established a Department of Future to navigate global changes and focus on outcome-based development.

Key Points: Haryana Vision 2047: CM Nayab Singh Saini Unveils Growth Roadmap

  • Haryana Vision Document-2047 prepared
  • Focus on six strategic themes
  • Pre-budget workshop for 2026-27 held
  • Department of Future constituted
  • Goal is holistic, inclusive development
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Haryana will become growth engine of Developed India: Chief Minister

Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini outlines state's Vision 2047, focusing on six strategic pillars to drive India's development. Pre-budget workshop aligns plans.

"Haryana will prove to be the growth engine of Developed India-2047. - Nayab Singh Saini"

New Delhi, January 7

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini has said that the state will prove to be the growth engine of Developed India-2047.

He said the Haryana Vision Document-2047 has been prepared through extensive consultation, in-depth study, and participation of experts.

Nayab Singh Saini made the remarks while speaking at the pre-budget workshop organised at the Gurugram University Auditorium in view of Haryana Vision-2047 on Tuesday.

With the objective of the Haryana Vision 2047 roadmap, the Chief Minister held detailed discussions on every aspect during the pre-budget consultation meeting organised with stakeholders from the industry, health, IT, and education sectors for the financial year 2026-27. Representatives of various organisations associated with industry and manufacturing units shared their suggestions for the upcoming budget, a release said.

The Chief Minister said that a major developmental transformation has been visible over the past 11 years. Along with positive changes, the government is moving forward in the direction of holistic development. He said that the government has constituted a Department of Future, which will prove effective amid emerging global changes. This type of workshop is being organized with the aim of imparting knowledge and vision.

The Chief Minister said that departmental plans will have to be linked with a clear vision and focus must be placed more on outcomes than activities. Bringing meaningful improvement in the lives of citizens is the priority of the Haryana government. He informed that as a result of this meaningful brainstorming with stakeholders, the Haryana government will play its role in realizing the dream of Developed India 2047 by focusing on six pillars.

He said that the Haryana Vision Document-2047 has been prepared based on six strategic themes. These include finance and security, education, skill development and employability, health and nutrition, agriculture, food security and environmental conservation, infrastructure development, and projects based on regional development and local self-governance. The Chief Minister said that the budget for the financial year 2026-27 will also be fully aligned with all these themes.

Senior officers gave theme-based presentations during pre-budget deliberations

Under the Haryana Vision 2047 roadmap, in the pre-budget deliberation workshop, in-depth discussions were held on various theme spotlights towards making the state developed, inclusive, and self-reliant by the year 2047.

- ANI

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Priyanka N
I appreciate the long-term planning with Vision 2047. However, I hope this isn't just another document that gathers dust. The real test will be implementation on the ground, especially in rural areas and for farmers. The agriculture pillar needs solid action.
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Aman W
"Department of Future" sounds interesting! Hope it brings innovative solutions for traffic in Gurugram and pollution in the NCR region. That alone would be a huge development for quality of life.
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Sarah B
As someone working in the Gurugram IT sector, I'm glad to see industry stakeholders were consulted. Better infrastructure and skill development will help us compete globally. Fingers crossed the budget delivers!
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Karthik V
The six pillars look comprehensive on paper. But my humble request: please don't forget about water security. Haryana's farmers and cities both need a sustainable water plan for 2047 to be achievable. Jai Haryana!
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Nisha Z
Hope the focus on "outcomes over activities" is real. We have seen many schemes announced with fanfare but poor results. If they can improve health services and education meaningfully, it will be a big win for the state.

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