Chief Minister Siddaramaiah releases 'Nava Karnataka Vision 2025'

Bengaluru: Chief Minister Siddaramaiah released ‘Nava Karnataka Vision 2025’ record in Bengaluru on Saturday, which gives strategy for state’s government for the coming seven years.

After releasing the Nava Karnataka Vision 2025 record, the Chief Minster Siddaramaiah stated: “Karnataka stands number one in the nation in numerous sectors. Our government is extremely proud for it. We have contacted the general population crosswise over 30 districts in the state and considered their perspectives and goals over the last three months before setting up the Vision 2025 report.”

“We had 165 promises in our pre-election declaration. Presently, we have satisfied more than 155 of those promises. It’s been a long time since we gained Independence and it’s our obligation to satisfy the vision of the creators of our Constitution,” he said.

In September 2017, making of Vision-2025 undertaking was propelled with senior IAS officer Renuka Chidambaram as Chief Executive officer for the venture.

The vision document is figured through a participative and comprehensive rule through wide based interviews, joining both a ‘top down’ and ‘bottom up’ approach including stake holders from the urban and rural sectors , industry, academics, individuals’ representative, voluntary sector and civil society. The activity secured 14 parts and gave a vision plan to farming and associated services, energy, governance, rural development, information technology and biotechnology, infrastructure, industrial development, tourism, employment and skill development, urban development and transportation, health and nutrition, education, law and justice, social justice and employment.

In the event, Chief Minister distributed prizes to children, who took part in the art and essay writing competition on subject Vision 2025 organized by the state government.