8 November 2026
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Gujarat Sets Bold Vision for 2035: Rs. 7.5 Lakh Crore Push for AI Education, Green Jobs, and Next-Gen Infrastructure

Gujarat unveils Rs. 7.5 lakh crore plan for AI schools, green jobs, and infrastructure ahead of its 75th anniversary in 2035
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The Government of Gujarat has unveiled its visionary 10-year roadmap titled ‘Gujarat@75: Agenda for 2035’, marking a strategic leap towards becoming a model state under the broader national framework of Viksit Bharat@2047. Launched by Chief Minister Mr. Bhupendra Patel, the agenda embodies a commitment to a “Samruddh Rajya; Samarth Nagarik” (Prosperous State and Empowered Citizens), emphasizing transformative reforms across sectors.

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This comprehensive strategy revolves around the 4I framework – Infrastructure, Innovation, Individuals, and Institutions – positioning Gujarat as a future-ready, citizen-first state.

75 Lakh Jobs, AI in 7,500 Schools, and 75 Skill Institutes

A core highlight of the agenda is the state’s emphasis on education, skill development, and employment generation. By 2035, Gujarat plans to:

  • Introduce AI-based learning in 7,500 government schools
  • Establish 75 Advanced Skill Institutes
  • Create 75 lakh (7.5 million) skilled jobs through entrepreneurship, start-up growth, and green sectors

These reforms aim to prepare the youth for a digital-first economy while reinforcing Gujarat’s reputation as a skills and innovation powerhouse.

Rs. 7.5 Lakh Crore Infrastructure Push Across All Sectors

In a major infrastructure leap, the Government has committed Rs. 7.5 lakh crore over the next decade to overhaul and expand:

  • Roads and transport networks
  • Irrigation systems
  • Water and energy supply
  • Ports and logistics corridors

This investment will support Gujarat’s industrial and agricultural ambitions while also ensuring improved last-mile connectivity and citizen services.

Healthcare, Green Energy, and Clean Cities

The 2035 Agenda envisions a comprehensive healthcare ecosystem:

  • Expanded medical colleges
  • Digital health networks
  • Health insurance coverage for all families

In line with environmental goals, Gujarat will:

  • Develop 750 green ‘urban lungs’
  • Plant 7,500 Miyawaki forests
  • Recycle 75% of municipal wastewater
  • Roll out 7,500 electric buses
  • Generate 75 GW of wind energy
  • Ensure 75% of industries operate on green energy

These initiatives align Gujarat with India’s Net Zero 2070 vision and promote sustainable urban and industrial growth.

Driving Innovation and Institutional Excellence

Gujarat aims to be India’s leading innovation hub by 2035, focusing on:

  • Boosting start-ups and MSMEs
  • Expanding research and technology parks
  • Promoting public-private partnerships

Backed by a robust institutional ecosystem involving GRIT, GSIDS, GIDB, iHub, and others, the agenda will ensure evidence-based governance and policy-driven development.

A Unified Vision for Viksit Gujarat@2047

Mr. Bhupendra Patel emphasized that “Gujarat@75 is not just a roadmap, but a measurable commitment to ensuring Earning Well and Living Well for all Gujaratis.” The document reflects detailed input from multiple government departments and stakeholders and establishes Gujarat as a key driver in India’s future growth narrative.

As Gujarat prepares to celebrate its 75th year in 2035, this agenda ensures that growth, equity, and sustainability remain at the heart of the state’s progress.

Also Read: Gujarat Aims for the Stars: Historic Pact to Make State India’s Astro-Tourism Capital, Rural Communities to be Empowered


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