Haryana: The Powerhouse of Faith, Industry, and a Viksit Bharat Vision

This journey of progress is deeply rooted in the ideology of Babasaheb Ambedkar, who viewed industrialisation not merely as an economic tool, but as a means of social justice. Recognising the limitations of small landholdings, Babasaheb believed industries would empower the Dalits and marginalised by providing stable jobs and dignity.

- REKHA SHARMA

Haryana is not just a geographical entity—it is a land where sacred heritage and industrial innovation walk hand in hand. It is here that Mother Saraswati is believed to have originated, where the eternal Goddess of Knowledge, Mantra, resides. It is the land sanctified by the presence of Panchmukhi Hanuman and blessed by Kapalmochan Sahib. From the divine penance site of Rishi Ved Vyas to the spiritual echoes of Guru Gobind Singh Ji, Yamunanagar in Haryana embodies a confluence of sanskriti (culture), shraddha (faith), and seva (service).

And it is this very region that is scripting an extraordinary story of Bharat's industrial, economic, and democratic evolution. Yamunanagar today is not just a city on the map—it is a shining symbol of India's industrial resilience. Whether it's the booming plywood industry or the precision production of brass, copper, and steel equipment, Yamunanagar powers not just Haryana's economy but strengthens Bharat's industrial backbone. The exports of high-quality components for petrochemical and industrial plants to global markets from this very land are a testament to the entrepreneurial spirit of its people.

Under the leadership of the double-engine BJP government—now gaining greater momentum with a triple-engine model comprising the Centre, state, and proactive local governance—Haryana has entered a new era of vikas (development). The goal is clear: to build a Viksit Haryana as a pivotal force in achieving the larger vision of Viksit Bharat by 2047.