NITI Aayog vice chairman Rajiv Kumar said today that Gujarat had done well to allocate more budgetary resources for social sector schemes in 2018-19.
He further said that the state has been ranked fourth on the NITI Aayog's overall health index.
The chief of the government think-tank was in Ahmedabad yesterday where he spoke of Gujarat allocating more budgetary resources to different sectors including health and education.
"In my press conference in Gandhinagar on March 18, I had stated that Gujarat had done well to allocate more budgetary resources for 2018-19 for the social sectors.
"And that it has been ranked fourth in NITI Aayog's overall health index," Kumar said, adding that Gujarat has not lagged in health and education.
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