NITI Aayog has awarded Bastar district of Chhattisgarh with a reward fund of 3 crore for its excellence initiatives in education. Over its now X handle, NITI Aayog mentioned about the endowment award with a title of ‘Champions of Change.’ Aayog mentioned that Presenting Team Bastar ! With a firm commitment to educational excellence, Bastar, Chhattisgarh, has been recognised under the Aspirational Districts Programme with a ₹3 crore award for its remarkable improvements in learning outcomes. Through forward-thinking, tech-driven initiatives, the district is creating inclusive learning opportunities, ensuring that quality education reaches every child, everywhere. Aayog further stated, “To make learning more engaging and effective, the district has introduced innovative education initiatives, ensuring that students receive quality learning opportunities regardless of their location. By leveraging technology and community-driven programs, classrooms are becoming more interactive and students are gaining better access to educational resources.
Additionally, targeted interventions are helping bridge learning gaps, enhance teacher-student engagement and create a more inclusive and future-ready education system. Bastar’s achievement is a testament to how Aspirational Districts can drive meaningful change through strategic interventions and digital innovation. Let’s celebrate this milestone and continue working towards a more inclusive, empowered and technology-driven education system in India!”
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Expressing his pride over the recognition, state’s Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai wrote over X that the award is a testament to the dedication of the government’s commitment to strengthening education in the region. Chhattisgarh’s Finance Minister, OP Choudhary, unveiled several new economic and social welfare programs for the state earlier this week. One notable change is a one-rupee reduction in the price of petrol, a move that is projected to ease the financial burden on Chhattisgarh residents.
