These 115 districts from 28 states are not necessarily the ‘most backward’. A balance between representation to backwardness from each state and the capacity of respective states to achieve realisable targets — keeping in mind the absolute level of backwardness — has been the principle employed by the NITI Aayog in arriving at the list.
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