. With over 60% of its population below the age of 35, India is leveraging this young demographic dividend to become a dominant force in the global workforce and digital economy. By 2047,, marking a century of independence, India aims to become a fully developed, inclusive, and "Viksit Bharat" (developed India) by fostering innovation, ensuring, quality education, and upgrading infrastructure. The country is rapidly transitioning from a developing nation to a knowledge-intensive economy, with booming startups, advancements in space research, and pioneering digital initiatives. While facing challenges such as urban congestion, environmental sustainability, and the need for inclusive growth, the future looks bright, driven by sustainable practices, social progress, and a strong, proactive role in international affairs.