Following path illuminated by Guru Sahiban, State Authorities absolutely dedicated to make sure clear & inexperienced Punjab: Lal Chand Kataruchak
CHANDIGARH: In step with the trail illuminated by our Guru Sahiban, the Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann led State Authorities is leaving no stone unturned to make sure a clear and inexperienced Punjab. As a part of this, the goal of planting one crore saplings within the current yr 2023-24 has been set in order to carry most space below Forest cowl within the State.
It’s the want of the hour to beautify in addition to plant fruit laden saplings on Phagwara – Chandigarh Highway, Bathinda – Amritsar Highway and the Sirhind route other than displaying signboards depicting the kind of saplings in order to accord a gorgeous look to those.
Presiding over a gathering at Forest Advanced in Sector 68 at Mohali to assessment the functioning of the division, the Forests and Wildlife Preservation Minister Mr. Lal Chand Kataruchak emphasised that bathroom facility should be supplied in any respect the nurseries throughout the State. Correct care must be taken of the 54 lakh saplings planted throughput Punjab and the frequent individuals must be made a part of the motion geared toward conserving the surroundings.
The Minister miniutely reviewed the assorted schemes of the division corresponding to PUNCAMPA, Inexperienced Punjab Mission and Shaheed Bhagat Singh Haryaval Lehar and exhorted the officers to implement these with renewed vigour. Taking inventory of the issues pertaining to promotions, suspensions and court docket circumstances related with the division, the Minister directed that correct file of every case must be maintained other than disposing off the problems mentioned on this assembly earlier than the following one.
The division ought to implement the initiative of offering uniforms to its staff and discover the opportunity of beginning toy prepare for kids on the Chhatbir Zoo.
Amongst others current on the event included the Monetary Commissioner (Forests) Vikas Garg, PCCF R.Ok. Mishra and the APCCF (Administration) Dharminder Sharma.