Archive · 18 Dec 2025
Haryana Aims for Developed Status by 2047
A study says Haryana can become a developed state before 2047.
The state has grown a lot, especially in farming and making cars.
But it needs to improve in areas like education, healthcare, and making sure everyone benefits from this growth.
The study suggests focusing on better jobs, new technologies, and helping different parts of the state grow equally.
Haryana was already a leader in farming long ago, and now it's also a big place for making cars and has many big companies.
To reach its goals, Haryana needs to make smart plans and work hard in many areas.
Haryana aims to become a developed state by 2047 with high-income status and improved SDG and HDI scores.
The state needs inclusive policies in healthcare, education, and the MSME sector for even growth.
Haryana's SDG score is 72, with low scores in gender equality, climate action, and economic growth.
The state's HDI is 0.696, growing at 1.23% annually, with a projection to reach 0.85 by 2039.
Haryana has seen significant growth in agriculture and automobile manufacturing, with plans to shift to high-value crops and smart farming.
- Who
- Niti Aayog Member Ramesh Chand and co-authors Narendra Kumar Bishnoi and Gargi Boora
- What
- A study on Haryana's potential to become a developed state by 2047
- When
- Published on December 18, 2025
- Where
- Haryana, India
- Why
- To achieve high-income status and improve SDG and HDI scores
- SDG Score (2023-24)
- 72
- HDI (2022)
- 0.696
- Annual HDI Growth
- 1.23%
- Projected HDI (2039)
- 0.85
- Projected High-Income Status
- 2038-39
- Food Grain Output (1966-67)
- 25.92 lakh tonnes
- Food Grain Output (2023-24)
- 208.8 lakh tonnes
- Milk Production (1979-80)
- 19.5 lakh tonnes
- Milk Production (2023-24)
- 122.2 lakh tonnes
- Annual Milk Growth Rate
- 9.3%