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Strategy for New India @ 75

Government of India; NITI Aayog, Government of India Country Resources Development and Poverty Strategies India 22 October 2018 Policy document

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‘Strategy for New India @ 75’ has identified 41 different areas that require either a sharper focus on implementing the flagship schemes already in place or a new design and initiative to achieve India’s true potential. Each chapter summarizes the current status of the sector, takes full cognizance of the progress made thus far and spells out the objectives. It then identifies the binding constraints and proposes measures to address these constraints. It is our hope that this new approach will provide an inventory of readily implementable measures for the government departments and agencies both in the central and state governments. The focus of the strategy is to further improve the policy environment in which private investors and other stakeholders can contribute their fullest towards achieving the goals set out for New India 2022.

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