Viksit Bharat and the Usage of Greenery in the Sake of Sustainability
Kambalapelli Shivarani
Lecturer in Botany Nagarjuna Government College (A), Nalgonda, Telangana, India
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Abstract
Viksit Bharat's greenery strategy is cantered on environmental sustainability as a core pillar. This strategy integrates green energy (solar and wind), waste reduction, clean air and water, and sustainable practices such as climate-resilient farming, tree planting, and green jobs. It is driven by technology and innovation, supported by empowering youth, women, and farmers, and supported by good governance. The ultimate goal of this strategy is to align economic growth with ecological protection for a developed India by the year 2047. Over the course of India's development, environmental sustainability will become increasingly important in order to maintain environmental sustainability. The 2047 vision includes a strong support for sustainable development, which asks for steps to conserve natural resources, improve green technology, and guarantee responsible consumption. This vision also makes a commitment to ensuring responsible consumption. India is committed to taking the initiative in addressing the issues posed by climate change and safeguarding its vast biodiversity for future generations through the implementation of sustainable practices. Implementation difficulties include: On the way to achieving Viksit Bharat in the year 2047, the next step is to go from the stage of scheduling to the stage of action. In order for us to achieve the lofty objective of Viksit Bharat by the year 2047, we will need to triumph over a number of critical challenges.
Keywords:
Sustainability; Greenery; development
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