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Key Points

5 points
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Three perspectives cover reforms, welfare, technology, and cultural pride.

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Digital platforms support targeted welfare delivery.

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Social initiatives focus on health, education, sanitation, and gender equality.

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Infrastructure and technology are key to building a stronger nation.

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The long‑term goal is a developed and self‑sufficient India by 2047.

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Summary

The first article by author Swapan Dasgupta discusses how economic reforms and digital platforms are being combined.

The second, written by spiritual leader Mata Amritanandamayi, emphasizes social reforms such as cleanliness, women’s empowerment, youth engagement, and environmental protection.

The third, authored by Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, highlights infrastructure growth, technology use, and preservation of cultural heritage.

Together they present the vision of a self‑reliant, prosperous India by the year 2047, called ‘Viksit Bharat 2047’.

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New Words to Learn

10 words
Prime Minister
the head leader of a country
article
a short piece of writing about a topic
reforms
changes to rules or systems to make them better
welfare
help and services given to people who need support
cultural heritage
the traditions, arts, and history of a country
self‑reliant
able to provide for oneself without needing help
infrastructure
big structures like roads, bridges, schools, and hospitals
empowerment
giving people the power and confidence to control their lives
digital platforms
online tools such as websites and apps
Viksit Bharat
a phrase meaning ‘Developed India’
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