Gujarat's 2035 Vision: How Bhupendra Patel Plans to Transform the State

Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel has unveiled an ambitious vision document for the state's development until 2035. The comprehensive roadmap focuses on transforming education, healthcare, and infrastructure with massive investments. It includes plans for AI-based learning in thousands of schools and creating millions of skilled jobs. The agenda aims to position Gujarat as India's innovation powerhouse while ensuring sustainable growth.

Key Points: Gujarat CM Bhupendra Patel Unveils Gujarat@75 Agenda for 2035

  • AI-based learning in 7,500 schools to revolutionize education system
  • 75 Advanced Skill Institutes creating 7.5 lakh skilled jobs
  • 75% industries to operate on green energy by 2035
  • Rs 7.5 lakh crore infrastructure investment across multiple sectors
  • Comprehensive digital health network and universal health insurance
  • 750 green spaces and 7,500 Miyawaki forests for sustainability
  • Farmers' income boost through value-added products and processing
3 min read

Gujarat CM Bhupendra Patel Unveils 'Gujarat@75: Agenda for 2035' at Mahatma Mandir in Gandhinagar

Gujarat CM launches comprehensive 2035 roadmap focusing on education, healthcare, green energy, and infrastructure with Rs 7.5 lakh crore investment plan for sustainable development.

"The agenda is aligned with the national vision of Viksit Bharat@2047 and will monitor the state's progress - Bhupendra Patel"

Gandhinagar, October 15

Ahead of Gujarat's 75th anniversary, the state government on Wednesday unveiled the strategic vision document 'Gujarat@75: Agenda for 2035' at Mahatma Mandir, Gandhinagar, laying out a comprehensive development roadmap for the next decade, according to a statement issued by the Gujarat Chief Minister's Office (CMO).

Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel released the document, describing the milestone as both a celebration of Gujarat's remarkable achievements and a renewed commitment to its future. He said the agenda is aligned with the national vision of Viksit Bharat@2047 and will monitor the state's progress over the next decade toward the twin goals of "earning well" and "living well" for every citizen.

According to the Gujarat CMO, these strategies aim to accelerate progress across various sectors, including health, education, skill development, entrepreneurship, infrastructure, and environmental sustainability, thereby ensuring balanced and inclusive growth across all districts. The Agenda envisions a 'Samruddh Rajya; Samarth Nagarik' (a prosperous state with empowered citizens).

The Gujarat Government said that by 2035, every child will have access to future-ready education. AI-based learning will be introduced in 7,500 schools, and 75 Advanced Skill Institutes will be established, creating approximately 7.5 million (7.5 lakh) skilled jobs.

The state government also plans to increase medical colleges, develop a comprehensive digital health network, and provide health insurance coverage for every family, strengthening the overall healthcare ecosystem.

Additonally, over the next decade, Gujarat CMO said that it will develop 750 green spaces as 'urban lungs', plant 7,500 Miyawaki forests, recycle 75% of municipal wastewater, and construct 75 iconic buildings. Digital governance and e-services will empower every citizen.

The government said that farmers' incomes will increase through improved crop quality, value-added products, and agro-processing, driving overall rural prosperity.

Moreover, the state also aims to have 75% of its industries operate on green energy within the next ten years, supported by hydrogen plants, 75 GW of wind capacity, 7,500 electric buses, and widespread solar adoption, creating thousands of green jobs. By 2035, the state is expected to establish itself as India's innovation powerhouse, with a strong focus on entrepreneurship and boosting start-ups and enterprises.

With an investment plan of Rs 7.5 lakh crore, Gujarat aims to strengthen infrastructure across roads, irrigation, ports, transport, water, and energy supply.

The Gujarat Government stated that the 2035 Agenda offers a measurable, evidence-based framework for policy planning and implementation, providing clear direction for the coming decade.

This document was developed for the Government of Gujarat by the Gujarat Rajya Institution for Transformation (GRIT) in close coordination with government departments, institutions, and boards, including GSIDS, GIDB, iHub, the Higher Education Department, as well as the Planning and ARTD Divisions. It aims to consolidate sectoral insights and departmental goals into a unified strategy to ensure the state's sustainable development.

The unveiling of Gujarat@75: Agenda for 2035 marks a significant step in Gujarat's journey towards Viksit Gujarat @2047, aiming to reaffirm its role as a driver of India's growth and innovation.

- ANI

Share this article:

Reader Comments

R
Rohit P
Great vision but implementation is key. We've seen many such grand announcements before. Hope this time the benefits actually reach the common people and not just remain on paper. The 7.5 lakh crore investment needs proper monitoring.
A
Arjun K
The green energy targets are impressive! 75% industries on renewable energy, 75 GW wind capacity, and electric buses - this will make Gujarat a leader in sustainable development. Jai Gujarat! 🌱⚡
M
Meera T
Health insurance for every family and more medical colleges are much needed. Hope they focus on rural healthcare too, not just urban areas. The digital health network could be a game-changer if implemented properly.
S
Sarah B
As someone who has worked in Gujarat's startup ecosystem, I'm thrilled to see the focus on entrepreneurship and innovation. The state has great potential to become India's innovation powerhouse. The 7.5 lakh skilled jobs target is ambitious but achievable!
V
Vikram M
The 'urban lungs' concept with 750 green spaces and Miyawaki forests is brilliant! Our cities desperately need more green cover. Hope they maintain these spaces properly and don't let them become neglected like some existing parks.
K
Karthik V
While the vision document looks comprehensive, I hope they don't

We welcome thoughtful discussions from our readers. Please keep comments respectful and on-topic.

Leave a Comment

Minimum 50 characters 0/50