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I’m building India’s future through biotech. First, by making infectious disease diagnostics faster, cheaper, and more accessible. Millions in India and beyond still suffer from preventable diseases because testing is too slow or too expensive. Fix that, and you save lives at scale. Second, by pushing the frontier of tech—engineering with DNA, synthetic biology, and lab automation. India shouldn’t just participate in biotech; it should lead. One in six people on the planet live in India. A developed India won’t come from relying on others. It’ll come from building—by us, for us.

going to America and then investing in real estate and equities via $$$. indirectly boosting indian economy!!!

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destroy NWO

according to me if we look for 2047 its far ahead its almost 22 years this gives a moment for relax. But in this age of *AI* we can't lack behind we have to set more precise goal for 2030 and start working on it. Just like few billionaires had said that if you have a work to do in 10 days then you can do in 10 days But if the same work is given in 5 days you might not be able to do it in 5 days but it would be less than 10 days

remove all the corruption on system...

The India of 2047 will be fully digital or it won't be developed at all. My fintech startup will try bringing banking services to the unbanked, will connect start with 2 million rural citizens to the formal economy. Digital financial inclusion isn't just about convenience, it's about giving people economic identity and agency. Our roadmap includes AI-powered micro-credit systems that don't require traditional collateral, allowing small entrepreneurs across India to access capital based on alternative data. By 2047, we envision an India where every citizen has equal access to financial opportunities regardless of location, caste, or education level.

My plan focuses on creating climate adaptation skills and enterprises – because that's the reality our children will face.

I dream of an India where technology bridges our massive urban-rural divide. My startup is building affordable IoT solutions for small-scale farmers across Maharashtra. By 2030, we aim to connect 100,000 farms to precision agriculture systems that would normally only be accessible to large industrial operations. The future of Indian development isn't in megacities alone – it's in empowering our agricultural heartland with technology that's appropriate, affordable, and adaptable. If we want a developed India by 2047, we need to ensure that development reaches every village, not just the glittering tech hubs. My plan: expand our solar-powered soil monitoring network to eliminate the guesswork from farming and increase yields while reducing water usage by 30%.