Koraput gets award under aspirational dist programme
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Collector (Koraput) Manoj Satyawan Mahajan received the award on behalf of the district. Koraput was recognised for achieving saturation in five key indicators. These are antenatal care (ANC) registration, screening for diabetes and hypertension, distribution of soil health cards, provision of school textbooks and electrification of secondary schools, according to an official release.
Adding to the district's achievements, Laxmipur and Lamtaput blocks were also awarded silver medals for their performance under the aspirational block programme, marking a significant milestone for the region.
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