Ministry of Finance

Posted On: 01 FEB 2019 1:32PM by PIB Delhi

The Government has unveiled its vision for the next decade, listing thereby ten most important dimensions in 2030. “With this comprehensive ten-dimensional Vision, we will create an India where poverty, malnutrition, littering and illiteracy would be a matter of the past. India would be a modern, technology driven, high growth, equitable and transparent society.” said Union Minister for Finance, Corporate Affairs, Railways & Coal, Shri Piyush Goyal while presenting the Interim Budget 2019-20 in Parliament today.

The Minister further said, “India is poised to become a five trillion dollar economy in the next five years and aspires to become 10 trillion dollar economy thereafter.”

The dimensions of Vision-2030 outlined by Shri Goyal are as follows- 

1. To create physical and social infrastructure for ten trillion dollar economy and to provide ease of living.
2. Digital India led by the youths with innumberable start-ups and million of jobs.
3. To make India pollution free by focusing on Electrical Vehicles and renewables.
4. Rural industrailisation using modern technologies to generate massive employment.
5. Clean rivers, with safe drinking water to all Indians and efficient use of water in irrigation using micro-irrigation techniques.
6. Besides scaling up Sagarmala, India’s coastline and ocean waters will power development
7. Through our space programme – Gaganyaan, India becoming the launch-pad of satellites for the World
8. Self sufficiency in food production and producing food in the most organic way.
9. A healthy India by 2030 and a distress free health care and wellness system for all. Ayushman Bharat and women participation would be an important component in it.
10. Employees working with elected Government, transforming India into Minimum Government Maximum Governance nation.

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National development vision prioritises nationwide infrastructure, digital economy, renewables, rural industrialisation and health system transformation. The document articulates a Vision-2030 of ten strategic dimensions prioritising infrastructure expansion and ease of living, a youth-led digital economy and start-up employment, electrification and renewables for pollution control, rural industrialisation using modern technologies, integrated water and coastal development, a commercial space launch capability, agricultural self-sufficiency with organic methods, nationwide health system reform including Ayushman Bharat and women's participation, and administrative reform toward minimum government and maximum governance.