<h1>India's development pillars: manufacturing, skilling, investment and technology, with regulatory reforms and decriminalisation measures to boost investment.</h1> The Government frames four pillars-manufacturing, skilling, investment and technology-to drive development by 2047, urging domestic manufacturing expansion, supply chain resilience, vocational skilling to address underemployment, and an investment friendly ecosystem. It commits to streamlining FDI/FII processes, reducing compliance burdens, decriminalising minor offences via the Jan Vishwas reforms, and eliminating obsolete laws to enhance ease of doing business, attract investment and technology, and support national security and innovation.