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Opinion | Jammu and Kashmir Follows Uttar Pradesh Model to Achieve Vision 2047 Goals

By : SHEIKH NAZIR

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October 14, 2025
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“A nation’s greatness is not measured by the dreams it conceives, but by the determination with which every corner of its land transforms those dreams into reality”

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India has set an ambitious goal called Vision 2047, which aims to make the country a developed nation by the time we celebrate 100 years of independence, focusing on making every state and union territory strong, prosperous, and modern, with Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) and Uttar Pradesh (UP) working hard to achieve this dream, while UP has already shown remarkable progress and J&K is now following a similar path to transform itself. Vision 2047 is India’s plan to become one of the world’s leading nations by 2047, which includes improving the economy, creating more jobs, building better roads and hospitals, providing quality education, and ensuring that every citizen lives a good life, requiring every state and union territory to do its part and work towards development. Uttar Pradesh, India’s most populated state, has become a success story in recent years after facing many problems like poor roads, frequent power cuts, crime, and slow development, but things have changed dramatically as UP has built thousands of kilometers of new roads and highways, with modern expressways like the Purvanchal Expressway and Bundelkhand Expressway that connect cities faster, improved airports, and is building a new international airport in Jewar, which will be one of Asia’s largest. The state government organized large investor meetings where businesses from around the world came to invest money in UP, creating lakhs of new jobs for young people as new factories, IT parks, and manufacturing units have opened across the state, while law and order have improved significantly with a strengthened police force using modern technology to keep people safe, making women feel safer and ensuring criminals are caught quickly. Government services have become faster and easier as people can now get certificates, licenses, and other documents online without standing in long queues, and the government has also improved schools, hospitals, and other public facilities. Jammu and Kashmir is now taking inspiration from UP’s success story and implementing similar changes to achieve Vision 2047 goals, as after becoming a Union Territory, J&K has focused heavily on development with the government investing in building new roads, bridges, and tunnels to connect remote areas, with the recently opened Chenani-Nashri Tunnel and work on other infrastructure projects showing this commitment. Just like UP, J&K is organizing investor summits to attract businesses, with the government offering special benefits to companies that want to set up factories and offices in J&K, which will create jobs for local youth and bring money into the territory. J&K has always been known for its natural beauty, but tourism had suffered due to various problems, and now the government is working to make tourism better and safer with new hotels, better facilities, and improved safety bringing back tourists, while also promoting lesser-known tourist spots to spread benefits across the territory. The government is opening new colleges and skill training centers where young people are being taught modern skills like computer programming, hotel management, and other trades that can help them get good jobs, and like UP, J&K is making government services digital so people can now access many services online, which saves time and reduces corruption, while internet connectivity is being improved even in remote villages. J&K is famous for apples, saffron, and walnuts, and the government is helping farmers get better prices for their products and connecting them directly to markets while modern farming techniques are being taught to increase production. Both UP and J&K show that when local governments take strong action, real change happens through clear planning with specific targets, knowing what they want to achieve and working towards it systematically, using modern technology for governance to make things faster and more transparent, focusing on youth by creating jobs and training young people as they are the future of the nation, encouraging public participation in development programs and taking their feedback seriously, and regularly monitoring progress to solve problems quickly. Despite good progress, both states face challenges as J&K needs to maintain peace while developing, UP needs to ensure that development reaches every corner of the large state, and both need to protect the environment while growing their economies. The transformation of Uttar Pradesh proves that with good planning, strong will, and proper action, any state can change rapidly, and Jammu and Kashmir is now on the same path, learning from UP’s successes and avoiding its mistakes, so if this continues, both states will play a major role in achieving India’s Vision 2047. The journey towards 2047 is long, but with states like UP showing the way and territories like J&K following with determination, India’s dream of becoming a developed nation is definitely possible, and what matters most is that the benefits of development reach every person, especially those who need it the most, because when all states work together towards this common goal, Vision 2047 will not just be a dream but a reality that every Indian can be proud of.

Shykhnazir580@gmail.com

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