Self-reliant India is a dynamic concept, it will never stand still. When asked whether India should entice companies currently involved in China, in my opinion, India should just create an ecosystem in which those who want to leave China will look at us . as first choice.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi ji, in his final address to the nation on May 12, said there was a need to turn the Corona virus crisis into an opportunity and make India "self-reliant".

Autonomy is a dynamic concept. It will never stand still. In China, for example, labor was tested as it began its quest for a place in the world in the 1980s and 1990s. Today it is different. Even foreign capital entering India will not operate on the principle of hire and fire at all levels. Therefore, India's fundamental characteristic of a people-centric economy will increasingly come to the fore. The world itself is moving towards such a vision. In fact, our country is more focused on self-employment than employment.

This is why India is not yet fully socialist or capitalist, two conditions that only require and exist through the employer-employee relationship. Self-employment is neither socialist nor capitalist, as Viktor Chayanov told Lenin about small farmers and advised him to allow small farming and not socialize it. Lenin tolerated him, but Stalin did not want him and killed him in 1937. The collapse of Russian agriculture then began. Therefore, India's development model will also encounter such problems but as a democracy it will be discussed again and again and not killed like a dictatorship. Democracy and economics are good companions in this matter.

Atharva Ved says: उत्तरम रास्त्रम प्रज्योत्रवत means a country is good only if its citizens are good.

The time when covid-19 came, all the citizens of India stand together and chanting with their clappings and thali. That shows their unity power

People at that time considered the earth as their mother and we as its children. Famous writer Goswami Tulsidas imagined a livable country like Ram Rajya, where everyone behaves religiously and lives happily, without any hatred or malice. Mahatma Gandhidreamed of an independent India, freed from British slavery at Hind Swaraj, and devoted his life to it. The difference is that after gaining independence, we understood management like the British. 

The practice of Indian psychology cannot be established. Today, when we talk about self-reliance, it is important that we make our country survive. This will contain the expected flexibility and strength. From an economic perspective, living standards, industrial production, corporate profits, exports, gross domestic product, employability, etc. will be very important. By implementing GST, establishing a system of transferring taxes directly into the accounts of the poor and building affordable housing for them, the current leaders have taken important steps, but the armor of welfare Society has also weakened in many aspects. We are still working to ensure the availability of essential facilities for all citizens in their daily lives.

Clarity about the kind of society we want for our country and the kinds of values ​​we want to establish are yet to be decided in terms of our educational subject matter and methods. The current education system promotes inadequacy with India in many ways, as it is rooted in the rejection and neglect of India. Complete activity goes against originality and creativity. From a political and social point of view, discontent is evident on different fronts regarding the activities of the legislature, judiciary and executive. Due to the lack of necessary comprehensive vision at the societal level, many parties neglect the interests of the country and seek contemporary interests.

Today, we must downplay emotions such as petty self-interest, laziness, isolation, negativity, reactionism and fatalism, and promote an optimistic, innovative, trustworthy vision. and the future to improve empowerment and productivity. Only such an India is capable of becoming self-reliant.

India will definitely become self reliant nation as they not only have enough resources to utilize but also they are manufacturing goods to meet Indian citizens needs. This shows how the country is utilizing important things in a good way.

Last but not least, the 5 “I’s” for a self-reliant India are Intention, Inclusion, Investment, Infrastructure and Innovation.

• Intention: Our intention is to become self-reliant so that no other pandemic in the future can be as harmful to us as the COVID-19 pandemic. We must not confuse autonomy with a closed economy.
• Inclusive: Growth must be inclusive. The migration crises have exposed the fragility of our economy.
• Investment: We must invest in health, education, science and technology.
• Infrastructure: Strengthen our infrastructure. Innovation: This is the key to success. The world needs innovators like Facebook, Google Twitter, etc. and we must take the lead in this area.