KCCI organises India@2047 networking summit in Delhi

New Delhi: The Indian government has laid out a bold plan to transform the country into a modern superpower by 2047. On the occasion of India’s 75th anniversary of independence, the government made this announcement and outlined a plan to realise it.

The Knowledge Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI) hosted THE India@2047 Networking Summit in New Delhi on March 18th, 2023. Topics included sustainable tourism, new food processing technologies, and ICT. In addition, Tech Science Research and the Knowledge Chamber of Commerce and Industry released their joint paper, titled “The Knowledge,” at the event. Kathyawad Ventures, a micro VC fund, and Collaboration innovX, a Romanian accelerator, have both been launched as part of KCCI’s Start-up Exchange Program. Government of Gujarat participated as a State Partner, and the Government of India’s Department of Science and Technology (DST) also provided support for the summit. Several other chambers and media organisations, including the World of Hospitality, Mice Affairs, and the TBN Network, joined the LJS and Evok as Industry Partners for this effort.

To virtually address environmental challenges, the Hon’ble Minister (S) of the Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food & Public Distribution, Environment, Forest & Climate Change, Government of India joined in, noting that the government has launched several initiatives, including the National Clean Energy Fund, which encourages the use of renewable energy, and the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, which aims to make India clean and free from open defecation.

Further said that to achieve its vision, the Indian government has launched several initiatives and policies that aim to boost economic growth, promote social development, and address environmental challenges. One of the primary initiatives is the “Make in India” program which aims to transform India into a global manufacturing hub by promoting domestic manufacturing and attracting foreign investment.

The government has also launched various schemes to address social issues such as poverty, education, and healthcare. The Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana (PMJDY) scheme aims to provide financial inclusion to every citizen of India, and the Ayushman Bharat scheme aims to provide universal healthcare coverage.

Hon. Secretary General KCCI, Mr. Bharat Patel welcomes all present dignitaries and highlighted the Vision of KCCI FOR the next 25 years, and stated that will soon start its various operational wings for the development of the industries at large across the globe. He stated that India has made significant strides in the last few decades in terms of economic growth, social development, and technological advancements. The country has the potential to become a global leader in various sectors such as technology, healthcare, education, and agriculture. However, to achieve the status of a developed nation, India must address some critical challenges such as poverty, inequality, infrastructure, Agriculture, and climate change.

Dr. Amit Joshi Director, KCCI highlighted the Ek Koshish initiative where the local players will be benefited. Through “EK KOSHISH“which aims to identify the rare disappearing “Makeshifters“ referred to as “Jugads“ specifically in rural areas and then make them streamline after registering and patenting in a duration set duration of 18 months which will end in early 2024.

The first few suggestions from the vision plan involve freeing India’s defense acquisitions from foreign reliance and creating a road map for ‘India’s space in the world in 2047’. To help build this future-ready India, the vision plan suggests re-engineering government processes to bring institutional expertise to the government sector and eliminating unnecessary interference by the government in citizens’ lives.

The Government’s vision for India is ambitious, but it is also achievable. With the right policies, initiatives, and investments, India can become a developed nation and realize its full potential. The government is committed to making this vision a reality, and it is calling upon all stakeholders, including citizens, businesses, and civil society, to work together toward this goal.

Hon’ble Minister (S), Ministry of consumer affairs, Food & Public Distribution, Environment, Forest & Climate Change, Government of India Shri Ashwini Kumar Chaubey, was a part of this event virtually to deliver his speech on India’s Vision @ 2047.

The various panel session highlighted the vision and requirements to become a developed nation by 2047. The speakers include Mr. Dhruv Sharma, MoFPI- Ministry of Food Processing Industries, Government of India, Dr. Subhash Goyal, Chairman, STIC Group, Dr. Rabiaah Bhatia, Mompreneur, Global Speaker and SDG Ambassador, Author & Founder Director- Ed Web studio Channel, Prof. Madaswamy Moni, Director General ( Retd.), National Informatics Centre, GoI.

22 industries were selected for The India Awards 2023 for their contribution towards the various sectors namely

• Vikas Jain & Vaibhav Jain, Director, Nanobot Housewares Solutions Pvt Ltd
• Rohan and Nilima Borase , MD, Amrutdhenu
• Anil Shah, Managing Director, Shah Hastimal Ayadanji
• Vishal Singh, Director, VD Networks India Pvt. Ltd.
• Dr. Mangesh Amale, Founder & MD, Velox Solutions Pvt. Ltd.
• Vipul Thakkar, Managing Director, Silver Touch Technologies Ltd
• Rahul Mittal, CEO, BLV Exports Pvt. Ltd.
• Nirav Seth, Director, Kathyawad Ventures
• Dr. Kishor Navandar, CMD, Blue Billion Group
• Dr. Anmol Sonawane
• Karan Chechi, Director, TechSci Research
• Rituraj Sharma, CEO & Founder, Growpital
• Benny Panikulangara, MD, Benny’s Royal Tours Private Limited
• Manav Suri, COO, Surifresh Extract Private Limited
• Punit Trivedi, Trustee, Shreshth Shiksha Education & Charitable Trust, Ahmedabad
• Arpita Patel, Founder & CEO, Ancient Roots India
• Abhisekh Jain, Founder & Director, Napbooks Limited
• Himanshu Bhardwaj, Sr. Marketing Manager, Frick India Limited
• Aravind Senta, Founder, SENTA’S Peanut Butter
• Navalkishore Chhawchharia, Executive Director & Chief Sales Officer, Hidden Brains Infotech

The summit is attended by Diplomats from various countries like Kenya, Malawi, Namibia, Zimbabwe, Serbia, Taiwan, Mauritius, Congo, etc. along with Large-Scale Industries, MSMEs, Entrepreneurs, and Startups.

The participants appreciated the efforts of KCCI in organizing this conference which is need of an hour. Lastly, Dr. Ombeer Tyagi, Chairman of the Northern region KCCI thanked all the dignitaries and participants to support KCCI’s efforts and for making this event successful.