Uttarakhand news: Former Uttarakhand Chief Minister and former Maharashtra Governor Bhagat Singh Koshyari said on Thursday that the next decade will be of Uttarakhand only when we will strengthen the hands of Modi-dhami. He said that Dhami has a long list of achievements of the government in the last four years. Dhami has proved to be successful and popular as a Chief Minister. He said that this is the biggest achievement that not only the opposition leader, but even the worker does not personally criticize CM Dhami.
In a seminar organized by Culture, Literature and Arts Council, Koshyari said that CM is easily in Dhami’s behavior. Wherever he gets good qualities, he adopts them. If strictness is required in implementing decisions, then it is dealt with. Everyone praises their humility in meeting, justifying and establishing dialogue. Referring to a couplet of Tulsidas, he said-Give it hard. It is very difficult to be sweet in politics, but no one has seen CM Dhami speaking harsh in four years. However, where it is necessary to run the rule, they are strict. He emphasized the success of successful implementation of the schemes and the need to increase public participation in them and said that the government is increasing rapidly in the path of development.
Prof. Sushra Dangwal, Vice Chancellor of Doon University, who was a member of the Committee of the Uniform Civil Code (UCC), said that the steps taken by CM Dhami on UCC was very adventurous. The challenges and apprehensions associated with it were pre -estimated, but Uttarakhand did it. Vice Chancellor of Uttarakhand Open University, Prof. Anveen Chandra Lohni said that the Dhami government is working well to implement the National Education Policy better in Uttarakhand. He said that whether it is schooling, higher education or distance education, Uttarakhand has achieved a very good situation in the last four years.
Prof. Durvesh Pant, Director General of Eucalypts, said that the government is working with great interest in innovation in the field of science and technology. CM Dhami himself is monitoring the schemes in this regard from time to time. This is the reason that the fifth science city of the country will come into existence in Uttarakhand by next year. The Chairman of the Media Advisory Committee, Prof.Govind Singh said that the Dhami government has taken concrete steps for transparent in appointments by bringing strict laws on cheating. He said that there is no such anti -copy law in any state.
Harish Chandra Purohit, Dean of Doon University, expressed his views on the anti -conversion law. Former Deputy Director of Higher Education Prof.Govind Singh Rajwar said that the level of higher education has increased in the state in four years. Dr. Harisuman Bisht, former Secretary of Hindi Academy Delhi, said that this is the first state, where the government is giving rewards of one to five lakh rupees to artists and litterateurs.
Senior journalist Vijendra Rawat and scientist IS Negi spoke on the government’s plans and their implementation in the field of horticulture in Uttarakhand. Kapkot MLA Suresh Gadia discussed the achievements made in connection with investment in Uttarakhand. Cantt MLA Savita Kapoor said that many big events like national sports have been successfully organized by the Dhami government. Puran Chandra Nailwal, vice -president of the Pravasi Parishad, said that the government has done excellent work by going among the migrants. On the occasion of State Foundation Day, a conference of migrants is being held again.
Madhu Bhatt, Vice President of Culture, Literature and Arts Council, expressed his gratitude and described CM Dhami as sensitive and developing CM. Minister of State Vinod Uniyal, Minister of State, said that the government has done excellent work in the state interest. Madan Mohan Sati, the media coordinator of the program convenor Chief Minister, mentioned in detail the schemes proving important in the development of Uttarakhand. The operation was conducted by Neeraj Bawari. On this occasion, Jannayak Pushkar Singh Dhami was also released from Madan Mohan Sati’s written book Nayak.