<h1>State links public health investments and dental awareness to plan growing economy to Rs 75 lakh crore by 2047</h1> The state government announced health and economic goals linking public-health investments to a long-term development plan aiming to raise gross state domestic product from Rs 5 lakh crore to Rs 75 lakh crore by 2047, citing expanded healthcare infrastructure, approval of new medical and allied-college seats, and welfare schemes providing free treatment and generic medicines. Officials highlighted rising oral cancer linked to tobacco products and urged dentists to lead awareness efforts. The government commended recent GST rate rationalisation as business-friendly and positioned the dental conference as a forum to advance oral-health policy and treatment capacity.