Unnati Ki Aur Conclave.
The ‘Unnati Ki Aur’ Conclave, hosted by the Bharat Express News Network, took place today (March 13, 2024) in Uttarakhand, at Hotel Pacific, Dehradun. The event saw active participation from all ministers of the Uttarakhand government, administrative officers, and senior leaders from the Bharatiya Janata Party and Congress.
During the conclave, Uttarakhand Forest Minister Subodh Uniyal expressed grave concerns regarding climate change and its implications. He emphasized the crucial link between forests, water, and clean air, stating, “Forests are continuously being depleted, posing a significant challenge to preserving our natural resources. Water and clean air are intrinsically linked to our forests.” Minister Uniyal also voiced apprehension, suggesting that the next global conflict might arise from competition over water resources.
In addition to Minister Uniyal’s remarks, Dr. Indubala, an esteemed educator, highlighted the importance of educational equality, advocating for universal access to quality education. She commended the government’s focus on education, particularly in the burgeoning educational hub of Dehradun, underlining the BJP’s commitment to national development.
Health Secretary R. Rajesh Kumar shared insights into Uttarakhand’s healthcare services and government achievements. He outlined efforts to enhance healthcare through public-private partnerships, emphasizing the rapid advancements and improvements in Uttarakhand’s healthcare sector.
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