Millennium Development Goals are that goals that every nation wants to achieve including India to achieve by the year 2015. These goals are eight that are established at millennium summit of the united nation in 2000. There are 193 United Nations members status & at least 23 international organizations are involved to achieve millennium development goal by 2015. The millennium summit of united nation in Sept., 2000 were set goals for eradication poverty & hunger, achieve primary, education for all at universal level promote, gender equality reduce child morality, improve, maternal health ensure environment sustainability. Millennium development goals reach their December 2015 deadline and new goals are set in Sep. 2015 United Nations general assembly and every nation adopts a new set of goals and universal sustainable development goals will be adopted world leaders. The new sustainable development agenda will ensure that goals achieved by MDG’s is carry forward beyond 2015 and new agenda also tell us all the nations that we have achieve sustainable MDG’s goals and finally complete this goal’s with dignity. There is now a remarkable conveyance of vision underlying the priorities for the proposed SDG’s that are build on MDG’s for making Indian development economically socially & environmentally sustainable Indian government not left behind MDG’s and government also in the line of to end poverty and deprivation in all forms. The government of India has also adopted the principle of “Sabka Sath Sabka Vikas” i.e. Together with all, development for all. But there is no blue print for that.