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The world received a “wake-up call” of sustainable development goals (SDGs) from united nations on 2015.which mainly targets for the environment, society and economy. These were embraced with the help of 193 state members. The united nation has set out 17 sustainable development goals (SDGs) as a resolution and expression of a non-codified and, at the same time, competing orders of values and principles. SDGs goals are the result of an unprecedented consultative process that brought national governments and millions of citizens from across the globe together to negotiate and adopt the global path to sustainable development for the next 15 years. By considering this main agenda of transforming the worlds by 2030, Indian government took initiative to implement of “leave no one behind”. It is critical to the implementation of these targets that they should be relevant to all governments and actors. Development in all its dimensions must be inclusive of all people, everywhere and should be built through the participation of everyone, especially the most vulnerable and marginalised.