India’s Progress in 2024: Advancements in Education, Economy, and Social Welfare

The Gross Enrolment Ratio (GER) in higher education has reached 27.3%. This
means nearly one in three youth aged 18-23 in India is pursuing higher education,
showcasing a significant rise in access and aspiration.

Source: AISHE survey

2. MGNREGA provided over 2.8 billion workdays to 80 million households in 2024,
reducing rural poverty by 20%. This program is a cornerstone of economic resilience,
supporting millions of families and transforming rural communities.
Source: MGNREGA Dashboard, 2024

3. According to the latest data, the Indian economy has grown by 7.5% in Q2 2024,
marking one of the highest growth rates globally. This growth surge is driven by
robust industrial output and a booming services sector.

4. India’s renewable energy capacity surged to 170 GW in 2024, placing the country
among the global leaders in sustainable energy. With a focus on solar and wind
power, India is not only reducing carbon emissions but also creating green jobs and
empowering communities.
Source: Ministry of New and Renewable Energy, 2024

5. Record-breaking 74% voter turnout in the 2024 elections showed democracy in
action, with digital engagement up by 60% alongside 150 million voters participating
online, India is leading the way in inclusive and tech-driven approach to democratic
governance.
Source: Election Commission of India

6. India’s 2024 vaccination drive administered 2.5 billion doses, marking a 25%
increase from 2023. With 95% of the population now immunized, India is closer than
ever to eradicating vaccine-preventable diseases nationwide.
Source: Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, 2024

7. With a 12% increase in the education budget, India’s schools are receiving ₹1.2 lakh
crore in 2024. This investment is enhancing digital infrastructure and teacher training,
ensuring that 260 million students receive quality education.
Source: Union Budget 2024

8. In 2024, Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana provided 12 million families with homes, a 9%
increase from last year. These homes are more than just shelters—they are
opportunities for stability, security, and a brighter future.
Source: Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs, 2024

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Thought Of The Day

A truly progressive society is not measured by the wealth of its richest, but by the dignity, opportunity, and justice afforded to its poorest. Economic growth without equity, and politics without empathy, are steps forward on a broken path.