INDIA 2020-A vision for the new Millennium

BySanjeev kumar nayak

About authorAvul Pakir Jainulabdeen Abdul Kalam was born in 15th October 1931,is one of India’s most distinguished scientists. He was responsible for the developments of India’s first satellite launch vehicle, the SLV-3. He has the unique honor of receiving honorary doctorates from thirty university and country’s three highest civilian award –Padma Bhushan (1981)Padma vibhushan (1990) and Bharat Ratna (1997). He guided a number of project and mission for India to take India into 21st century.

Yagnaswami Sundra Rajan, born in 1943 is a scientific secretary in the office of the principal Scientific Adviser to the government of India. He was associated with the ISRO and subsequently the department of space during 1966-68 and contributed significantly to the communication satellite program. He also helped Kalam for making blue print copy of vision India 2020.

About the book

In India 2020: Dr Apj Abdul Kalam our most distinguished scientists, and close associated Y.S Rajan examine India’s strength and weakness to offer a vision of how India can be among the worlds first fiveeconomics powers in the year 2020.They cite growth rates and development trends to show that goals is not an unrealistic one. It combines the ideas of a visionary the expertise of a great planner and the considered recommendations of some of the best technologies experts in India. That is a formidable combination indeed.

India 2020 A vision for the new Millenium

1-3 chapter about vision of India.Chapter four to eight it takes about vital

elements of India.

Chapter nine and ten speaks about the ideal vision.

Chapter eleven and twelve about what all of us do to realize vision.

Can India become a developed country?

These are some point: People and developmentStrategic strengthTechnological as a score strengthVision for nation Freedom for IndiaDEVELOPED India.

Some best examples for vision India 2020

MalaysiaJapan Israel

2nd seagment:vital elements of India

Food :Challenges to Indian agricultureTechnologies

Materials:SteelAluminum

Chemical industriesManufacturing SectorService Sector

About Ideal Vision

Strategic industries-Food SecurityEconomy SecurityDefense supplies in India

Realizing Vision

Health CareDiseases PreventionThe visionThe enabling InfrastructureRealizing vision

Criticism

In chapter 4 he spokes about there will be increase of 1.3 million people and according to that he projected Indian household demand.

In chapter 5 he has given much emphasis on hybrid generation.

In chapter 7 he did not much speak about Small medium scale enterprise.

Conclusion

This vision is extremely fabulous expectation thinked by several persons but almost expressed by Dr Apj Abdul Kalam but as I think this vision only seems to be in reality when each and every person did not think about the word “impossible” and try to give 100% to make our nation as a developed nation.