Rajasthan is now setting a bold plan to become rich and stand on its own feet by 2047. This big step aims to make life better for everyone in the state, looking ahead to India’s hundredth year of freedom. Leaders in Rajasthan are working right now to put this plan into action, focusing on new ways for the state to grow and create jobs. This essential move shows Rajasthan’s strong will to build a better future for its people, promising big changes in the coming years.
Plans for a Strong Future
Rajasthan is working on a big plan to become a prosperous and self-reliant state by the year 2047. This large-scale effort is called ‘Developed Rajasthan @ 2047’. it matches the country’s own goal of becoming a ‘Developed India @ 2047’. The plan focuses on making the state’s economy grow, using green technology. making sure everyone in society is included in progress. It also aims for a healthy environment and fairness for all people.
The state government has set a target to make Rajasthan’s economy worth $350 billion within the next five years, by 2029. The aim is to go even higher, reaching over $400 billion by 2030.
Building the Detailed Plan
A complete plan document has been created for this vision, following the guidelines set by NITI Aayog, a policy group of the central government. To make sure all areas of life are covered, 45 government departments have been grouped into 14 crucial areas. The foundation of this plan is built on 10 main points that were part of the state budget for 2024-25.
The state has a step-by-step approach for putting this plan into action. A clear roadmap has been drawn for goals to be met by 2030, which will prepare the ground for achieving the larger targets set for 2047. To support these goals, a large amount of money, about ₹3. 7 lakh crore, has been set aside. This money will be used for economic growth, building vital structures. creating many job openings.
Boosting the Economy and Jobs
Rajasthan has attracted a lot of interest from businesses. A big event called the Rising Rajasthan Global Investment Summit saw proposals for investments worth more than ₹35 lakh crore. Other reports show these investment agreements were valued at about ₹30 lakh crore, or roughly $400 billion, with some updates putting the total even higher, over ₹12. 5 lakh crore. vital to note, projects worth over ₹3. 25 lakh crore from these proposals have already started on the ground.
These investments are mainly going into renewable energy, such as solar, wind. green hydrogen power. For example, Tata Power has promised to invest ₹1. 2 lakh crore over ten years. The state is also making it easier for businesses by simplifying rules for getting and preparing industrial land. New programs like the Private Industrial Park Scheme and the Land Aggregation & Monetization Policy are being started to help businesses grow. The state’s exports also reached $10 billion in 2023-24.
During the Rising Rajasthan Global Investment Summit, the Chief Minister highlighted strong investor confidence. Projects worth over ₹3. 25 lakh crore have already begun to be carried out.
To further boost the economy and create jobs, Rajasthan is introducing new policies, including the One District One Product Policy 2024, the MSME Policy 2024. the Export Promotion Policy 2024. The Rajasthan State Industrial Development and Investment Corporation (RIICO) is working to find new places for industrial areas and create a supply of land for investors.
Improving Water and Energy Supply
Water and energy are seen as very crucial for Rajasthan’s progress. The state needs more help from the central government to deal with water and energy shortages. Rajasthan aims to generate a huge 115 GW of power. Plans are also in place to move an extra 40 GW of energy. The state has asked for a new 3,200 MW thermal power unit and also for a supply of 20 lakh metric tonnes of coal. In the last year and a half, the power generation capacity in the state has grown by 4,270 MW.
For water security, the state is asking for full use of the Pong Dam’s capacity and quick approval for lining the 51. 5-kilometer Ferozepur feeder canal. Key water projects like the Ramjal Setu Link Project and the Yamuna Water Agreement are essential for ensuring water supply for a long time. The Eastern Rajasthan Canal Project (ERCP) is also a major initiative, backed by a ₹1 lakh crore investment, to solve water scarcity and help farming.
The state is also focusing on local efforts for water. This includes building small dams to collect rainwater and bringing back local water sources in villages. Over 2. 5 crore people took part in the Vande Ganga Jal Sanrakshan-Jan Abhiyan, which helped clean more than 42,000 water bodies. The Karmabhoomi to Matribhoomi campaign has also led to the building of water recharge structures in 45,000 villages.
Better Living and Social Care
The state’s plan also strongly focuses on improving the lives of its people. This means making primary healthcare stronger and delivering services better by using digital tools. The goal is to increase the average life expectancy from 69 years to 84 years by 2047. The government is paying special attention to the needs of young people, women, farmers. those who are not as well off.
Recent projects worth over Rs 1,000 crore have been started in areas like Kekri in Ajmer district, showing the government’s promise to bring progress to all 200 assembly areas in Rajasthan. There have been upgrades to veterinary hospitals, with 55 becoming first-class facilities. Also, more than 33,000 scooters and over 10. 5 lakh bicycles have been given to girls.
| Area of Improvement | Previous Period | Current Government (1. 5 years) |
|---|---|---|
| Fencing subsidy for farmers | 113 lakh meters | Over 253 lakh meters |
| Farm ponds built | 29,000 | Over 32,000 |
| Veterinary hospitals upgraded to first-class | 48 | 55 |
| CCTV cameras installed in public places | 2,813 | 4,598 |
Caring for the Environment
Environmental well-being is a key part of the vision. The Rajasthan Circular Economy Incentive Scheme 2025 has been launched, providing ₹2 crore for research and new ideas in recycling and reusing materials. Small and medium businesses and new companies working in this area can also get a 0. 5 percent interest discount on loans. A new Vehicle Scrappage Policy is also planned to remove older vehicles and promote cleaner transportation.
The ‘Hariyalo Rajasthan’ initiative, focused on planting trees, has already seen 7. 5 crore saplings planted. The goal for this year is to plant 10 crore more, with a target of 50 crore saplings over the government’s five-year term.
Modern Governance and Public Participation
Rajasthan is working towards a government that is efficient, clear. uses technology by 2047. The state plans to use artificial intelligence (AI), blockchain technology. data analysis to improve law enforcement, make the justice system work better. manage land records. There are 34 cyber police stations to fight digital crimes. Abhay Command Centers keep an eye on things with 24/7 CCTV surveillance across districts.
The idea of ‘Total Transparency in Government’ (TTG) is crucial, aiming for public access to data, safe processes using blockchain, less fraud. more public involvement in decision-making. Digital services are being improved with AI and automation, along with better data sharing and training for staff. The government is also setting up AI-powered systems to handle public complaints.
Focus on Tourism and Culture
Recognizing Rajasthan’s rich cultural past, a new tourism policy is set to be launched. This policy aims to develop the state as a top global tourism spot, ensuring growth that benefits everyone and protects the environment and local culture for a long time. Efforts are also being made to recognize the cultural importance of tribal areas, such as Mangarh Dham and Beneshwar Dham. promote them as major tourist spots.
Working Together for a Shared Future
The creation of the ‘Developed Rajasthan @ 2047’ vision document involved many people and groups. Inputs were taken from all relevant government departments and the central government’s NITI Aayog. Meetings were held with various groups for plans related to tribal areas, bringing in non-governmental organizations and government officials. Leaders from industry, investors, people with new ideas. new businesses were also invited to take part in investment events, showing a wide effort to achieve these ambitious goals.
The state’s chief minister has stated that Rajasthan is at the start of a major change, ready to take on a new vision for growth and prosperity.
