In recognition of the unprecedented success of the PM Janman Awas Yojana in the Mandla district, District Collector Somesh Mishra made a presentation at the Conference of District Magistrates and District Collectors at the Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi.
Officials from districts with a sizeable population of specially backward tribal communities in 18 states attended the conference.
A total of 13 districts from Madhya Pradesh participated in the conference, where Mishra was handpicked to share the success story of the initiative in his jurisdiction.
Mishra spoke about the success of the PM Janman Awas Yojana initiative in providing housing to particularly vulnerable tribal communities in Mandla.
He said that the continuous phased monitoring of the initiative's implementation was responsible for its success.
Under Mishra, Mandla has received national acclaim for implementing innovative ideas for the speedy completion of the PM Janman Awas Yojana in the district.
Mishra has received praise for material management, training of masons, and the construction and inauguration of the state's first PM Janman Anganwadi, built in the district.
Upon completion of the conference, the Government of India stated that other states should adopt the model and prepare action plans to ensure the success of the welfare initiative.