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The State of Andhra Pradesh is poised to become a model of sustainable economic growth, underpinned by a vision of inclusive prosperity, innovation-driven development, and resilient governance. This vision is centered on the ambitious goal of doubling the state’s economy within the next five years, ensuring that growth is both rapid and equitable.
“Vision 2047” outlines a strategic roadmap to position India as a global leader by its 100th year of independence. The document emphasizes five core strategies aimed at driving inclusive, sustainable growth, fostering innovation, enhancing global competitiveness, and transforming key sectors to achieve long-term national goals.
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