What is your vision for India in 2050?

We envision an India in 2050 in which the original vision of human equality embodied in the fundamental structure of the constitution is restored, the laws reflect the fundamental right to equality and the Governance institutions are reformed to reduce the gap between the laws and their implementation.

What will entertainment be like in 2050?

In 2050, we’ll likely demand that our entertainment not be contained by the screen — we’ll want to interact with it via virtual reality. Entertainment won’t be the only way we’ll use virtual technology, however. Likely, we’ll be able to meet up with friends and family around the world thanks to hologram technology.

What is your vision about the world in 2050?

The vision for 2050 The meeting identified peace, non-violence, democracy, social justice and global equity as the defining values of societies. In 2050, the dignity of people and integrity of nature underpin decision-making at all levels.

How many people will India have in 2050?

If India has anywhere near 1.69 billion people in 2050, it will have more than 500 people per square kilometre. Besides, in terms of infrastructure development India currently is nowhere near where East Asian nations were before their boom.

What will the world look like in 2050?

Solar- powered, wind- powered cars which are much more environment-friendly will be produced and used. Travelling to other planets will be more available for everyone. In addition, everyone can afford to study in 2050. Don’t use plagiarized sources.

What makes India unique from other countries?

India is the Country of diversity. It is the beauty if diversity that makes india a very unique country in every aspect be it technical, scientific, social, or environmental. Every Indian is worth of accomplishing every task that can flourishes the economy of the nation.

Is India’s population growth sustainable?

Finally, even if India manages to feed its burgeoning population, its growth may not be ecologically sustainable. The global demand for water in 2050 is projected to be more than 50 per cent of what it was in 2000, and demand for food will double. On average, a thousand tons of water is required to produce one ton of food grains.