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This is the 2026 Semester Previous Year Question Paper for Envisaging Viksit Bharat: Perspectives and Challenges — Delhi University DU & College under the UGCF/NEP framework. Free to view on Sulaksh.

Envisaging Viksit Bharat: Perspectives and Challenges is a 2-credit VAC (1-0-1) approved by EC Resolution 38-28 on 17.01.2025 and taught in 2025-26 as a policy-vision paper (p.1 credit table, Appendix-55). As per the official syllabus at du.ac.in/uploads/new-web/13022025-EC-Appendix-55.pdf, the course has four lecture blocks — Unit 1 Viksit Bharat @2047 (3 hours) Concept, Indian perspective of development and Sarve Bhavantu Sukhinah; Unit 2 Transforming the Nation (4 hours) PM Gati-Shakti, conventional/non-conventional energy, digital transformation and e-governance; Unit 3 Empowering Farmers and Youth (4 hours) farmer income strategies, non-farm rural sector, manufacturing and start-ups/entrepreneurship; and Unit 4 Sustainable and Inclusive Bharat (4 hours) SDGs/climate, women-led development, soft power and Shiksha se Sarvodaya — plus 15 sessions of 2 hours practical (30 hours) (pp.1-2). The practical mandates off-campus visits to MSME/village/SHG/farms/infrastructure/weekly bazaars, plus group projects on applying Viksit Bharat initiatives and gap analysis (p.2). Examination is 'Subject to directions from University of Delhi from time to time'. Students often lose marks by writing generic development theory without naming PM Gati-Shakti or SDGs, and by skipping the field-visit observation format (as of 12 Sept 2026).

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Envisaging Viksit Bharat: Perspectives and Challenges is a 2-credit VAC (1-0-1) approved by EC Resolution 38-28 on 17.01.2025 and taught in 2025-26 as a policy-vision paper (p.1 credit table, Appendix-55). As per the official syllabus at du.ac.in/uploads/new-web/13022025-EC-Appendix-55.pdf, the course has four lecture blocks — Unit 1 Viksit Bharat @2047 (3 hours) Concept, Indian perspective of development and Sarve Bhavantu Sukhinah; Unit 2 Transforming the Nation (4 hours) PM Gati-Shakti, conventional/non-conventional energy, digital transformation and e-governance; Unit 3 Empowering Farmers and Youth (4 hours) farmer income strategies, non-farm rural sector, manufacturing and start-ups/entrepreneurship; and Unit 4 Sustainable and Inclusive Bharat (4 hours) SDGs/climate, women-led development, soft power and Shiksha se Sarvodaya — plus 15 sessions of 2 hours practical (30 hours) (pp.1-2). The practical mandates off-campus visits to MSME/village/SHG/farms/infrastructure/weekly bazaars, plus group projects on applying Viksit Bharat initiatives and gap analysis (p.2). Examination is 'Subject to directions from University of Delhi from time to time'. Students often lose marks by writing generic development theory without naming PM Gati-Shakti or SDGs, and by skipping the field-visit observation format (as of 12 Sept 2026).

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