Nara Chandrababu Naidu's Vision for India in 2047: Inclusive Growth and Global Leadership

Former Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh, recently delivered a keynote address at the 20th-year celebrations of the Indian School of Business (ISB), an esteemed institution that took shape during his tenure. During his speech, N. Chandrababu Naidu reflected on the efforts he put in to convince business leaders to establish the ISB in Hyderabad and how he played a pivotal role in attracting Microsoft founder Bill Gates to set up the tech giant's India development centre in the city. These initiatives have not only contributed to the growth of Hyderabad but have also propelled India towards a vision that N Chandrababu Naidu envisions for the country in 2047.

Recalling the days when Hyderabad was nothing but barren land, N Chandrababu Naidu shared the story of how his government constructed a new city, Gachibowli, for the National Games. This strategic move triggered development in the area that had previously seen little progress. The establishment of institutions like ISB and Microsoft's India Development Centre in Hyderabad significantly contributed to transforming the city into a technology and educational hub, attracting talent and investments from around the world. As the former Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh and opposition leader, N Chandrababu Naidu takes pride in the  during his governance. He asserts that his record as Chief Minister remains unparalleled, especially since the state has been subsequently divided. It is worth noting that many of his policies have been continued by his successors, highlighting the enduring impact of his vision and initiatives. Looking towards the future, N Chandrababu Naidu envisions a prosperous India in 2047, which marks the centenary year of the country's independence. His vision outlines India as a nation of wealth creators on the global stage, with its citizens being the richest community and significant job providers. This ambitious call for inclusive growth and global leadership aligns with his long-standing commitment to progress and development. He emphasizes that achieving this vision requires collective effort from all stakeholders, be it the government, private sector, or individuals. He stresses the importance of leaders in corporate and public governance, as they hold the power to steer the country towards new heights. He urges business managers to actively contribute to public policy-making and address societal inequalities. This call to action underscores the role of the private sector in driving social and economic change in a manner that benefits all sections of society. To get this recent news look into the the TDP official website.