Agartala (Tripura) [India], September 21 (ANI): Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha lauded the state’s accomplishment of achieving 100 per cent saturation under ‘Sampoornata Abhiyan’, emphasising that the milestone is a testament to structured approach and community efforts.
“Tripura achieves 100% saturation in 6 key indicators under Sampoornata Abhiyan in just 2.5 months! Dhalai district and Ganganagar, Dasda, and Damchera blocks lead the way. A testament to structured approach & community efforts,” CM Saha posted on X.
This comes after Niti Aayog announced that Tripura’s Dhalai district and three aspirational blocks reached 100 per cent saturation under ‘Sampoornata Abhiyan’.
“A Milestone in Transformation: Tripura reaches 100 per cent Saturation under Sampoornata Abhiyan! In a remarkable journey of growth and perseverance, the state of Tripura has achieved 100% saturation of 6 key indicators under Sampoornata Abhiyan–within just 2 and a half months! Tripura’s Aspirational District, Dhalai, along with the Aspirational Blocks of Ganganagar, Dasda, and Damchera, have met the goals of this transformative initiative well ahead of time,” NITI Aayog posted on X.
The NITI Aayog said that in Tripura, Sampoornata Abhiyan sparked a wave of determination, channelling resources, innovation, and community efforts into tangible outcomes.
“In Tripura, Sampoornata Abhiyan sparked a wave of determination, channelling resources, innovation, and community efforts into tangible outcomes. The source of this achievement lies in the state’s structured approach, as each milestone was met with precision and purpose. Together, let’s march toward a more vibrant, inclusive, and empowered India,” it added.
Notably, the Sampoornata Abhiyan seeks to achieve saturation in each of the 6 identified indicators in the 112 Aspirational Districts and 500 Aspirational Blocks under the Aspirational Districts Programme and Aspirational Blocks Programme. (ANI)
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