Green Initiative: A Vision for Ladakh's Sustainable Future
Union Home Minister Amit Shah emphasizes sustainable development in Ladakh, focusing on plantation and water security. Initiatives like Project Him Sarovar and increased forestation aim to enhance the region's ecological resilience. Efforts include tapping the Shyok river and conserving glacial melt for practical use.
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Union Home Minister Amit Shah has urged a concentrated focus on sustainable development in Ladakh, highlighting plantation and water security as critical elements, Ladakh LG VK Saxena reported.
In a meeting, Shah was briefed on the progress of Project Him Sarovar, emphasizing the creation of 50 water bodies across various villages and recent reforestation efforts.
The Home Minister advocated for a reinforced strategy during his visit to Leh on Buddh Purnima, aligning with environmental goals for the region's prosperity.
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