Archive · 29 Nov 2025
Gujarat CM outlines 'Developed Gujarat' vision
Gujarat's Chief Minister, Bhupendra Patel, talked about how Gujarat can become a developed state by 2047.
He said the two main things to focus on are 'earning well' and 'living well'.
This means making money and enjoying a good life.
He also talked about how the government should work hard and think carefully to make this happen.
The Chief Minister said that officials should take responsibility and work for the people's welfare.
He mentioned that the state has made a lot of progress, like increasing the money each person earns.
The Deputy Chief Minister, Harsh Sanghavi, said that the ideas discussed should help the poorest people and make the state better.
They both agreed that the ideas from the meeting should be shared with everyone in the state.
Gujarat CM Bhupendra Patel emphasized 'earning well' and 'living well' as pillars for 'Developed Gujarat' by 2047.
The government has a roadmap aligned with PM Modi's vision for a 'Developed India @ 2047'.
Officials were urged to perform duties with ownership, dedication, and a commitment to public welfare.
The Chintan Shibir initiative, launched in 2003 by Narendra Modi, has led to significant development in Gujarat.
The state has increased its per capita income from Rs 19,823 to Rs 3,22,000 in the last two-and-a-half decades.
- Who
- Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel and Deputy CM Harsh Sanghavi
- What
- Outlining the vision for 'Developed Gujarat' by 2047
- When
- November 29, 2023
- Where
- Dharampur, Valsad district, Gujarat
- Why
- To accelerate the journey towards a developed Gujarat and uplift the marginalized sections of society
- Event
- 12th Chintan Shibir
- Location
- Dharampur, Valsad district, Gujarat
- Date
- November 29
- Speakers
- Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel, Deputy CM Harsh Sanghavi
- Key Pillar
- Earning well, living well
- Government Initiative
- Developed Gujarat @ 2047
- Initiative Launched
- 2003 by Narendra Modi
- Per Capita Income Growth
- Rs 19,823 to Rs 3,22,000 in 2.5 decades