From Developing to Developed: the Convergence of Science, Creative Arts and Management for Culturally Rooted India 2047

India’s vision of becoming a developed nation by 2047 (Viksit Bharat) presents both an unprecedented opportunity and a significant challenge. This study has demonstrated that the Science,creative Arts and Management offers a powerful, holistic, and culturally grounded framework to achieve this ambitious goal. By integrating scientific innovation, efficient management, and creative expression, India can move beyond conventional development models and create a unique path that is modern in capability yet deeply rooted in Indian values and ethos. The convergence of these three streams has the potential to transform key sectors such as education, healthcare, sustainable development, rural empowerment, and cultural preservation. Science provides the knowledge and technology, Management ensures effective implementation and scalability, while Creative Arts bring human-centric design, emotional resonance, and cultural relevance. Together, they foster innovation, strengthen administrative efficiency, and nurture inclusive entrepreneurship — essential elements for building a prosperous and harmonious nation. Higher educational institutions and supportive government policies, particularly the National Education Policy 2020 and NITI Aayog’s Viksit Bharat @2047 vision, will play a decisive role in realising this nexus. By promoting multidisciplinary education, encouraging cross-domain research, and establishing innovation ecosystems, India can prepare a future-ready generation capable of leading the country towards developed nation status. In conclusion, the Science-Management-Creative Arts Nexus is not merely an academic concept but a practical strategy for balanced and sustainable development. If effectively implemented, it can accelerate India’s journey from a developing to a developed nation while ensuring that progress remains inclusive, culturally vibrant, and true to India’s civilizational heritage. The time has come for India to embrace this multidisciplinary approach and lead the world with a development model that is uniquely Indian in spirit and globally competitive in outcome.

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