BY-jaydeep patel.  The strength of a pledge can never be underestimated. The pledge may be howsoever small, but the collective strength is tremendous.

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BY-jaydeep patel

 The strength of a pledge can never be underestimated. The pledge may be howsoever small, but the collective strength is tremendous. Just imagine, every Gujarati person takes a pledge to march one step ahead, then pledges of 55 million Gujaratis will propel Gujarat by 55 million steps and Gujarat will march to a level where it will not be stymied by any one in the world.

Narendra Modi believes that the progress of Gujarat requires every Gujarati to take a step towards its future. Each individual should make a pledge (sankalp) for a Swarnim Gujarat; making a resolution to fulfill one commitment. The pledges and resolutions of all Gujaratis would take our Gujarat forward by 5.5 crore (55 million) steps by the year 2010.

 The investment climate and industry friendly policies of Gujarat get affirmed when who’s who of business community from India joined with other investors from abroad on Jan th, 2009 during Vibrant Gujarat Global Investors’ Summit at Ahmedabad and signed Memorandum of Understandings expressing their desire to invest over Rs. 12,00,000 Crores ( US $240 Billion) through over 8500 projects. The state has through its proactive approach established itself as a leader in setting up Special Economic Zones and has moved one step ahead with its emphasis on developing Special Investment Regions.

 Since the state hood, Gujarat has never looked back and achieved many milestones and has led the way for other states to emulate. The successes have come in many fields and through innovations - be it through two rounds of green revolutions to improve productivity in agriculture sector and make farmers and villages prosperous, through co-operatives and white revolution to empower women and provide a strong backbone to rural Gujarat, through inter linking of rivers and by taking waters of Narmada to every nook and corner of Gujarat and making every village self sufficient in their drinking water needs or by ensuring that every household in Gujarat gets 24 hour electricity supply.

 The State has also made tremendous progress on socio- economic front through strategic interventions in social sectors. The centers of excellence in forms of IIM, NID, NIFT, CEPT, IIT, Forensic University and Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Petroleum University for higher education and concerted action through “School Enrollment Programme” and “Girl Child Education Programme” has given fillip to the principle of quality education for all right from elementary education to higher education.

 Now that the Gujarat is completing 50 years of its formation, the state is celebrating its Golden Jubilee. The celebrations are not only for achievements of past i.e. the glorious journey that Gujarat has been through over the years and for land mark achievements across sectors but also for a vision – A vision of even better Gujarat, A vision of a prosperous Gujarat, A vision where every Gujarati person is educated, A vision where every Gujarati person is healthy, A vision of a clean Gujarat, A vision of Green Gujarat, A vision of modern Gujarat.

The Gujarat of this vision will be truly a “Golden Gujarat” and that will be achieved not just by actions of the Government but through equal participation by every Gujarati person.