The Ministry of Cooperation, Government of India, in collaboration with MyGov, has announced the winners of its online “Sahkar Se Samriddhi: Cooperative Sector Awareness Quiz”, aimed at increasing awareness of the cooperative movement among youth and the general public.
Hosted on the MyGov platform from June 15 to July 15, 2026, the quiz attracted 7,862 participants from across the country. The initiative tested participants’ knowledge of the cooperative sector, including major reforms and initiatives of the Ministry of Cooperation, strengthening and computerisation of PACS, National Level Cooperative Societies, White Revolution 2.0 and the National Cooperation Policy.
The Ministry has announced 18 winners, with Ansh Prajapati securing the first rank, followed by Jaypoorna Vishwakarma and Soumyajit Ray.
Congratulating the winners, the Ministry appreciated all participants for their enthusiastic response, saying the participation reflected growing interest in the cooperative movement and its contribution to “Sahkar Se Samriddhi.”
The initiative also provided an engaging platform for citizens, particularly youth, to learn about cooperative reforms and their role in building an inclusive and prosperous India.
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production cost will reach Rs 80 per liter of
cow milk. Rs 95 for buffalo milk.
Parliament must enact laws to protect milk
producers and family. must declare national
purchase price. of milk at 200000 milk societies.
Uniform rate all over India