'Name and shame' has helped improve states' biz rankings: Kant
Davos: Niti Aayog CEO Amitabh Kant today said some states have improved in terms of ease of doing business after they were ranked very low on an index, as he credited the change to "name and shame".
Speaking at a session here at the World Economic Forum (WEF), Kant said he is a great believer in "name and shame" and that seemed to do the trick for poorly ranked states.
Talking about the government's focus on improving ease of doing business across the country, Kant said, "When we started ranking states on ease of doing business, we saw that the states that were ranked lower in first year, they started improving later."
He was speaking on how real time data management can help in the economic growth process.
"We are doing this with real time monitoring of data and now we are going to rank districts. We are doing these rankings on different parameters," Kant said.
He said the data is not designed by government officials but by independent entities like Tata Trusts and Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
This real time data is helping capture the reforms undertaken by the concerned state on a continuous basis and results in appropriate change in the rankings.
He explained how real-time data monitoring is proving to be a game-changer in improving outcomes in health, education and financial inclusion for the people of India.
He said the government is using indices to achieve development goals and making states compete with one another.
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Karnataka SSLC results 2024 declared; Details here
Bengaluru: The Karnataka School Examinations and Assessments Board (KSEAB) has officially declared the Karnataka SSLC Result 2024 today, May 9.
Udupi district secures the first rank with 94% while Dakshina Kannada district secured the second rank with 92.12%.
Approximately 8.9 lakh students appeared for the SSLC (Class 10) examinations this year, with approximately 4.5 lakh male students and 4.3 lakh female students.
Students can check their results using their registration number and date of birth.
Students who did not pass the SSLC examinations will have the opportunity to appear for supplementary exams. Further information regarding these exams will be provided by the board.
Students unsatisfied with their marks can request re-checking or re-evaluation.
Students can visit karresults.nic.in, click on the SSLC Result link, enter their login details, and download their provisional mark sheets.
