Social Justice, Equality and Inclusion: The Road@2047
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The abstracts related to "Social Justice, Equality, and Inclusion: The Road to 2047" generally explore how these principles are essential pillars for India's vision of becoming a developed nation (Viksit Bharat) by its centenary of independence in 2047. They highlight the need to address deep-rooted inequalities and ensure equitable opportunities for all citizens, especially marginalized and vulnerable groups.
Social Justice, Equality, and Inclusion: The Road to 2047" refers to the integration of these principles as foundational pillars of Viksit Bharat (Developed India) @2047, the Government of India's vision to become a developed nation by the 100th anniversary of its independence.
The core idea is that development must be inclusive and equitable to be complete and sustainable, ensuring prosperity for every section of society.
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