Jharkhand attained the first position in the Shyama Prasad Mukherji Rurban Mission (SPMRM) delta ranking released by NITI Aayog to praise the efforts of states for the economic development of the village.
Just Jharkhand has topped in the rankings of Rurban Mission released by NITI Aayog and the Ministry of Rural Development for June. Jharkhand managed to get the 8th rank in May, and its improvement is quite impressive. The Secretary, Dr. Manish Ranjan, said that better work is being done by the state. He further indicated that officers of the respective departments focused on development-oriented activities in the state. Jharkhand, moreover, improved its overall position to the 8th. The Jharkhand Secretary also asserted that the state is to benefit every individual over economic growth.
Followed by Puducherry and Assam in the list, Jharkhand exhibits phenomenal growth in rural economic development. In the delta ranking, Jharkhand has enriched its score by 1.93 as compared to earlier this month, which is the most elevated improvement among the 28 states and 8 union territories. The MGNAREGA also stated that Chief Minister Hemant Soren lifted Jharkhand toward economic stability after a pandemic through his scheme “Jeevika Bhi Jeevan Bhi”. It shows a positive response towards the betterment of each sector and also provides all-around development of Jharkhand.
Shyama Prasad Mukharji Rurban.
Shyama Prasad Mukharji Rurban Mission (SPMRM) has been working to facilitate economic growth, enhance basic services, and create a well-planned structure to reduce unemployment and poverty in rural areas since 2016. The prime outcome stimulated by this is to bridge the urban-rural divide. The state administration works to implement all the schemes with the proper framework for implementation prepared by the Ministry of Rural Development. They have a vision for the future to benefit every individual and family in the village from the Rurban mission. For this purpose, “rural areas” refers to a union of 15 to 20 villages having about a 30–40 lakh population. The union should be a gram panchayat of 25 to 50 thousand in plain and coastal areas and a population of 50 to 150 thousand in hilly, desert, and tribal areas.
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