Archive · 5 Dec 2025
Guntur District Aims to Lead in Swarnandhra Goals
Lanka Dinakar, the chairman of a special committee, had a meeting with officials in Guntur district.
He wants Guntur to be the best in achieving important goals for the state, like better health, education, and infrastructure.
He praised the district for its good health records, like over 65,000 electronic health records and a very low infant mortality rate.
He also talked about how education programs are helping students and how important it is to have clean drinking water.
He told the officials to work hard on these projects to make sure they are successful.
Lanka Dinakar, Chairman of the 20-Point Programme Implementation Committee, reviewed progress on medical, education, and infrastructure schemes in Guntur district.
Guntur district has achieved over 65,000 electronic health records with 91% synchronization under Ayushman Bharat, and lab services deliver over 18,000 same-day test results.
The district recorded 100% institutional deliveries and an infant mortality rate of 7, significantly below the state average of 18.
Education programs like PM Sri and Mana Badi – Mana Bhavishyattu are strengthening learning quality across 1,049 schools, benefiting over 88,000 students daily.
Dinakar directed officials to expedite works under Jal Jeevan Mission and AMRUT 2.0 to achieve Swarnandhra goals.
- Who
- Lanka Dinakar, Chairman of the 20-Point Programme Implementation Committee
- What
- Review of progress on medical, education, and infrastructure schemes in Guntur district
- When
- Thursday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Guntur district, Andhra Pradesh
- Why
- To ensure Guntur district emerges as a top performer in achieving Swarnandhra goals under Viksit Bharat
- Chairman
- Lanka Dinakar
- District
- Guntur
- Health Records
- 65,000+
- Same-Day Test Results
- 18,000+
- Infant Mortality Rate
- 7
- Institutional Deliveries
- 100%
- Funds Transferred
- Rs 4.46 crore
- Schools
- 1,049
- Students Benefiting Daily
- 88,000+