Yogi Calls 9 Years a Golden Chapter for Uttar Pradesh

Uttar Pradesh has transformed dramatically in nine years, says Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, calling this period a golden chapter of rebuilding. He highlighted growth in infrastructure, welfare, and investment, and linked it to a bigger goal of Developed Uttar Pradesh by 2047. The message was clear. Self-reliance and public participation will drive the next phase.

What Yogi Said About 9 Years

Yogi Adityanath described the journey as part of a “New Uttar Pradesh” aligned with a “New India.” In his public message, he said youth, women, and farmers form the foundation of the state’s rising strength.

He stressed commitment towards deprived, backward, and Dalit communities. Inclusive growth, he repeated, is not optional. It is necessary. According to him, the last nine years were about reconstruction, stability, and pushing development projects at speed.

Focus on Vision 2047

The Chief Minister connected current progress with a long-term target. Developed Uttar Pradesh by 2047. That year marks 100 years of India’s independence.

He believes self-sufficiency will be key. A state that produces, exports, and innovates on its own strength. Public involvement, he said, will decide how fast that goal is reached.

Growth is not just about big cities. It must reach smaller towns and villages too. That theme keeps coming back in government messaging.

Singapore Visit and Investment Push

At the same time, Yogi is on an official visit to Singapore from February 22 to 24. The trip focuses on boosting economic and institutional ties.

During the visit, he is scheduled to meet leaders including Lawrence Wong and Tharman Shanmugaratnam. Talks are expected to cover digitalisation, sustainability, advanced manufacturing, and skill development.

The idea is simple. Turn national-level India-Singapore agreements into real projects for Uttar Pradesh.

Noida and the Data Center Dream

One major highlight is land near the upcoming Noida International Airport. The state is offering this area as a hub for hyperscale and AI-ready data centres.

Singapore firms are expanding in digital infrastructure. Uttar Pradesh wants to attract that capital. If successful, this could change the tech landscape of the region.

Investment brings jobs. Jobs bring stability. That is the chain the government is betting on.

Political and Public Impact

Nine years in power is not a short period. Supporters call it a phase of visible transformation. Critics may debate the pace and priorities. Still, the narrative of reconstruction is strong.

By branding this period as a golden chapter, Yogi sets a tone for the future. The next years will test whether growth momentum continues.

For now, the message from Lucknow is confident. Uttar Pradesh is rebuilding, and the government wants citizens to see themselves as part of that story.