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AP Leads Nation in HIV Control
2 Apr
Summary
- Andhra Pradesh achieved first place nationwide in HIV control.
- The state scored 107 out of 141 points across 33 indicators.
- APSACS significantly improved from 12th rank last financial year.

Andhra Pradesh has achieved the top position nationwide for its efforts in controlling HIV cases and delivering medical services. This accomplishment was announced by the Minister for Health, Medical Education and Family Welfare, Satya Kumar Yadav.
The National AIDS Control Organisation (NACO) recently conducted a performance review of all State AIDS Control Societies for the period of April to December 2025. Andhra Pradesh emerged as the leader, scoring 107 points out of a possible 141 across 33 key indicators.
The State demonstrated notable progress, excelling in 25 out of the 33 indicators evaluated. This represents a significant advancement from the end of the 2024-2025 financial year when Andhra Pradesh ranked 12th nationally.
APSACS began implementing systematic measures to enhance HIV control and healthcare services starting in the 2025-2026 financial year. NACO regularly assesses these societies, publishing cumulative scorecards every three months.
Andhra Pradesh is particularly leading in crucial areas such as conducting HIV testing for prisoners, regular testing of residents in orphanages, and providing services to trafficked women and children in juvenile homes.