In a momentous event held in New Delhi, Haryana’s Chief Minister, Shri Nayab Singh Saini, participated in the 10th meeting of the NITI Aayog Governing Council chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The meeting, attended by various state leaders, centered on discussions of national development, with a clear emphasis on aligning state policies with the broader vision for a prosperous and self-reliant India by 2047.
Prime Minister Modi, during the meeting, underlined the importance of accelerating the pace of development across the country. He emphasized that with the collaborative effort of both the central and state governments, no goal is beyond reach. The overarching objective is to create a developed India, where every state contributes to national growth, ensuring that the aspirations of 1.4 billion citizens are met.
In line with this vision, Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini presented Haryana’s ambitious Vision Document 2047, highlighting the state’s contribution to India’s growth story. His plan includes a bold target: to make Haryana’s economy a trillion-dollar powerhouse by 2047. The document also outlines the creation of 50 lakh new job opportunities, positioning Haryana as a leader in innovation, technology, and economic development.
The Chief Minister expressed his belief in the strategic decisions made by the Prime Minister, noting that the current administration’s focus on national interests and decisive leadership is critical to realizing a self-sufficient, prosperous, and technologically advanced India. He also reaffirmed Haryana’s commitment to the national Vision 2047, aligning the state’s own goals with that of the country.
To ensure that Haryana remains at the forefront of technological advancements, Saini highlighted the establishment of the ‘Department of Future,’ a new department tasked with exploring futuristic technologies like Artificial Intelligence (AI), quantum computing, and robotics. This department will play a key role in implementing Haryana’s Vision 2047, working towards a trillion-dollar economy and inclusive growth. The department’s strategic initiatives will be crucial in shaping the long-term development plans and aligning them with national goals.
Additionally, Saini announced the launch of the Haryana AI Mission, a collaborative effort aimed at fostering technological innovation. The state government has entered into a partnership with the World Bank to advance AI research and development. He also highlighted the creation of a ‘Fund of Funds’ worth INR 2,000 crores, aimed at boosting investments in startups and innovation within Haryana. This initiative will not only support the state’s technological advancements but also provide a fertile ground for entrepreneurship and innovation.
Acknowledging the growing challenge of skill development, Saini proposed the creation of an Integrated Skill Hub in Haryana. He emphasized the need to modernize the state’s skill ecosystem, equipping youth with the right tools to meet the evolving demands of the economy. With the increasing importance of technology, the Chief Minister stressed that it is crucial for educational systems to continuously adapt to ensure that the workforce remains competitive in the global market.
On the governance front, Saini informed the meeting about Haryana’s ongoing efforts to reduce regulatory burdens. The state has worked on simplifying over 1,100 complex regulations and integrating key projects with the PM Gati Shakti National Master Plan. Furthermore, Haryana is working on eliminating criminalization provisions in over 230 laws across 37 departments, with a ‘Jan Vishwas Bill’ set to be introduced by December 2025. This initiative aims to ensure a transparent, efficient, and reliable governance system that fosters a business-friendly environment.
The Chief Minister also expressed Haryana’s success in the PM Gati Shakti initiative, with the state being consistently ranked among the top performers in the Land Locked States category. This success, according to Saini, is a testament to Haryana’s commitment to national growth and development.
As the nation progresses toward a developed future by 2047, Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini reaffirmed Haryana’s dedication to contributing significantly to the realization of the vision. He concluded by assuring that Haryana would continue to work in close alignment with the central government to maximize its role in the country’s overall growth trajectory.
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