Authors
  Dr. Kabindra Singh Rathour,  Dr. Sandeep Gangwar,  Dr. Hari Shanker Gangwar,  Dr. R.K. Singh
Abstract
The foundation of a country's progress is its educational system. Education
will be a big catalyst for driving India's growth and development in the Amrit Kaal.
Knowledge, wisdom, creativity, motivation and encouragement are prerequisites for a
successful education system. As the fifth-largest economy poised to be the third-largest in
the next two years, India is ready to make strategic technological, infrastructure, and
education advancements. The nation's diverse and skilled workforce, nurtured by world-
class educational institutions, will boost innovation and productivity. Efforts must be
made to bridge the gap in existing knowledge regarding the contemporary importance of
interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary studies. India will commemorate its 100 years of
independence in 2047. We need to envision an educational system that gives all Indians a
sense of independence, fosters inclusive development, and equips them for the
opportunities and challenges of the twenty-first century. To ascertain how each aspect of
education plays a role in the creation of a vibrant and empowered India by 2047, a
thorough analysis of Vocational Education and Skills, Integration of Technology, Digital
Infrastructure, Tech-enabled Learning, Digital Literacy and Inclusion, Responsible Use
of Technology, Teacher Training and Support etc. are key components. In addition to
receiving formal or vocational education, we also need to acquire additional abilities in
order to successfully achieve the objectives of Vikasit Bharat. Communication,
Emotional Intelligence, Problem solving, Creativity, Collaboration, Active Learning and
Learning attitude, Curiosity, Decision making, Interpersonal skills, Time management,
Logical reasoning, digital Literacy, Leadership, Creativity, Analytics, Leading by
influence, Cognition etc are the future skill requirement in students. The carrier
development now a days is much more than the just passing a degree or taking practical
experience but needs to adapt lot of essential qualities and dynamic changes in the world.
The Viksit Bharat Vision 2047 will be achieved only when every stake holder will align
themselves in line with this
IJCRT's Publication Details
Unique Identification Number - IJCRTBC02069
Paper ID - 284688
Page Number(s) - 517-528
Pubished in - Volume 13 | Issue 5 | May 2025
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Publisher Name - IJCRT | www.ijcrt.org | ISSN : 2320-2882
E-ISSN Number - 2320-2882
Cite this article
  Dr. Kabindra Singh Rathour,  Dr. Sandeep Gangwar,  Dr. Hari Shanker Gangwar,  Dr. R.K. Singh,   
"Role of education in shaping Viksit Bharat", International Journal of Creative Research Thoughts (IJCRT), ISSN:2320-2882, Volume.13, Issue 5, pp.517-528, May 2025, Available at :
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