Director General of NITI Aayog, Mrs. Nidhi Chhibber reviewed the progress indices of aspirational districts

Smt. Nidhi Chhibber, Director General and State Nodal Officer of NITI Aayog, reviewed the progress of aspiration indices by meeting the district officials in the Collectorate meeting on Friday. On this occasion, he reviewed various sectors such as health and nutrition, education, agriculture, skills, financial inclusion, and infrastructure and instructed the authorities to work towards better performance to improve the ranking.

Mrs. Chhibber said that the purpose of the entirety campaign is to bring the benefit of government schemes to the last person of the society and for this the authorities will have to work actively. Also, the progress of tasks should be at a rapid pace to suit indices. He said that the figures kept doing continuous reviews only after the target fulfillment so that the process of development would not stop. He said that the figures that the plains are filled should be trained. It is noteworthy that Pithora development block in the district has been selected as a aspiring district by NITI Aayog. Chief Executive Officer S. Alok performed through power point presentation regarding progress and targets related to departmental activities.

In the review, instructions were given to increase awareness in health and nutrition, campaigns to identify diseases and to make intensive monitoring for malnourished children. In addition, it was talked about improving on the basis of various survey reports to improve education sector and emphasis was laid on the need to combine traditional businesses with skill development training.

Mrs Chhibber also stated the need for special training for data entry and instructed to recruit in NRC and monitor continuously through nutrition trekker, paying attention to the low weight problem of children. He said that NRCs should be opened in all development blocks. At the same time, to strengthen the farmers, the Farmers Producers Association should also be constructed. Make women available on time to provide their revolving funds so that funds can speed up their businesses. Mrs. Chhibber has asked to recruit children at birth at birth, keeping in mind the low weight of children at birth and continuously monitor through the nutrition trekker. Along with this, women and child development, health and mitanins have been instructed to collect data by coordinating among themselves. The Education Department has been instructed to provide regular annual calendar training for training of teachers. Emphasis was laid on training teachers on different subjects at the state and district level. Additional Collector Raviraj Thakur, Sub -Divisional Officer Mr. Harishankar Packra, Education, Health, Agriculture, Women and Child Development and District officials of various departments of the district were present in the meeting.