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India's varied road towards economic progress and constitutional compatibility is closely linked to its future vision, which is best summed up in the ambitious plan known as Vikshith Bharat, or Vision 2047. By the time India celebrates its 100th anniversary of independence, this goal is to make the country a developed one. India's constitution, a living instrument that upholds the rule of law, defends fundamental rights, and promotes inclusive progress, is a key factor in determining the direction of the country. This essay explores the relationship between economic policies and constitutional principles, demonstrating how upholding constitutional norms can promote just and sustainable economic growth. Examining the many facets of constitutional compatibility, the study concentrates on economic reforms, social justice, and governance. It emphasises how crucial it is to have a strong legal system that upholds individual liberties and democratic ideals while promoting economic endeavours. The study also looks at how important constitutional modifications and judicial interpretations affect development and economic policy. A strategic plan for attaining rapid economic growth, technical improvements, and enhanced living standards for all residents is outlined in Vision 2047. This vision emphasises the necessity of investments in infrastructure, healthcare, education, and other areas in addition to structural reforms in a number of other sectors, including as agriculture, industry, and services. The role of good governance, transparency, and accountability is emphasised as the paper analyses the institutional and regulatory adjustments and initiatives that are required to realise this vision. The paper offers an analysis of current and past economic policies in the context of the Indian constitution, offering insights into the opportunities and problems that the country may face in the future. It makes the case that attaining long-term development objectives and making sure that progress benefits all facets of society depend on matching economic tactics with constitutional aspirations. The study ends with policymakers receiving advice on how to improve constitutional compatibility and encourage sustainable economic development leading up until 2047.