A Socio Legal Study on Harmony between Sustainable Development and Industrial Growth Special Reference to State of Gujarat

Abstract

To achieve climate and development goals such as the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) bridging with Industrialisation is the urge of the society at present. The researcher with the help of literature review identified the gape for the same and wanted to focus of the same in urge of the fulfilment criteria of the qualification in the academic profession. environment action plans are essential for weather modification and mitigation. Administrative procedures as well as various laws are involved in the development and implementation of environmental action plans at several levels, though. The researcher looks at the opportunities and obstacles to decision-making in environment action plans for adaptation at the national, subnational, and local governance levels in India in this research work. newlineThe researcher has examined the highs and lows of the journey between industrialisation and sustainable development using a variety of online resources, as well as publications or books on the subject, to definitively answer the question that has been bothering the researcher: is there harmony between industrialisation and sustainable development? The researcher has attempted to focus on harmonisation; however, obstacles and repercussions have arisen. These have been brought to light by Supreme Court decisions and periodic reports on the rise and fall of the Sustainable Development Goals. newlineThe researcher concluded that India improved its total SDG score from 57 in 2018 and 66 in 2020 21 to 71 in 2023 24. Every state has seen an improvement in overall scores capacity through a review of the literature and examination of case studies. Progress has mostly been driven by targeted government programs in the areas of economic growth, poverty alleviation, and climate change mitigation.1 newlineThe researcher suggests that Justice System Reforms Are Necessary. Restructuring the legal system to integrate judicial, scientific, and technology contributions is necessary.