Rajasthan's Vision 2030: Accelerating State Progress"

"Innovative Initiative of the State Government"

Rajasthan's Progress to Gain Momentum Through Mission 2030

"Youth Have the Greatest Responsibility": Chief Minister

"Vision 2030 Document" to Determine State Residents' Progress Resolution

- Chief Minister Appeals to Youth: Progress of the State Lies in Your Hands

- Together, We Will Make Rajasthan the Leading State Through Your Positive Thinking

- Website Launched, Inviting Suggestions and Ideas from State Residents

- 1 Crore State Residents to Provide Suggestions, Vision 2030 Document to be Prepared Afterwards

Jaipur, Chief Minister Shri Ashok Gehlot inaugurated the ambitious "Rajasthan Mission 2030" to make Rajasthan a leader in all sectors by 2030. On Tuesday, he announced the mission's launch at the Birla Auditorium in Jaipur. He stated that the progress of the state would be accelerated tenfold by involving each individual in the process. The state government will gather advice and suggestions from 1 crore people for their dreams for Rajasthan, and based on this, the "Vision 2030 Document" will be formulated.

 

Shri Gehlot emphasized that the youth will play the most crucial role in this vision. He said that over the past five years, the state's progress has been quadrupled, and the aim is now to increase it by tenfold by 2030. He urged the general public to share valuable ideas and suggestions for the preparation of the Vision Document. He mentioned the united efforts made during the COVID-19 pandemic by various sectors, including the government, religious leaders, police, healthcare workers, and the public, and highlighted the need for the same unity to propel the state's progress through Mission 2030.

 

The Chief Minister emphasized that the Vision 2030 Document will become a commitment to the progress of the residents of the state. He pointed out that Rajasthan has already become a model state in various areas such as social security, education, healthcare, information technology, women's empowerment, employment, economic development, basic infrastructure development, solar energy, and food production.

 

The journey towards the Vision 2030 Document will involve multiple steps. The state government has launched a website "mission2030.rajasthan.gov.in" to gather suggestions and ideas from the residents of the state. The Chief Minister himself will engage in dialogues with experts, officials, non-governmental organizations, youth, women, students, and the general public. Surveys and interactions will be conducted at regional and district levels as well. The Rajasthan Youth Board will also play a role in engaging with youth and gathering their inputs.

 

In the program, a short film about the Vision 2030 was presented. Special Chief Secretary Smt. Archana Singh provided detailed information about the Vision through a presentation.

 

Several dignitaries, officials, non-governmental organizations, youth, women, students, and the general public attended the event. The program aimed to engage stakeholders from all walks of life. In his speech, Chief Minister Gehlot underscored the state's remarkable progress and achievements and highlighted the need to continue these efforts for the future growth and prosperity of Rajasthan.