Empowering Tomorrow: Odisha's Commitment to Energy Conservation
Odisha's Deputy Chief Minister KV Singh Deo highlights energy conservation as a crucial civic duty during National Energy Conservation Day. The state aims to embed sustainable practices in daily life, emphasizing renewable energy. School exhibitions and quizzes engage youth in energy-saving initiatives, fostering awareness and involvement.
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During the State-level National Energy Conservation Day, Odisha's Deputy Chief Minister KV Singh Deo emphasized the pressing need for energy conservation. He stated that it is not only a necessity but a collective responsibility that would secure a sustainable future for upcoming generations.
KV Singh Deo, who serves as the minister in charge of the energy department, urged citizens to integrate energy-saving habits into their daily lives, rather than confining them to formal discussions. He advocated a shift toward renewable energy sources to combat climate change.
An exhibition showcased energy-efficient devices, electric vehicles, and models created by students from 30 districts. A state-wide quiz competition involving 1,50,000 students further aimed to boost awareness, with the top 30 participants receiving recognition.
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