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UTTARAKHAND CM Pushkar Singh Dhami inaugurated Jauljibi Fair 2024 on Thursday. On this occasion, he inaugurated and laid the foundation stone of 18 schemes worth Rs 64.47 crore.Which includes 13 inaugurations worth Rs 29.65 crore and 05 foundation stones worth Rs 34.72 crore. On this occasion, the Chief Minister also inspected various products being made by women self-help groups.
The Chief Minister said that Jauljibi Fair is a priceless heritage for the state, which promotes mutual harmony between India, Tibet, India, Nepal and border areas for centuries.This fair serves to preserve our rich traditions. It has had cultural ties with Nepal and Tibet for centuries. This region’s bread and butter relationship with Nepal. Is.Our relations are becoming stronger under the leadership of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi. The spiritual journey between Kedarnath and Pashupatinath has also strengthened the relations between the two nations.
The Chief Minister said that this fair also works to enhance economic relations between India and Nepal. This fair is a great medium to provide a platform for their products to small traders, farmers and artisans.This festival also plays an important role in giving awards to our various types of medicines.Under the leadership of the Prime Minister, the Government is working with full commitment under the Vibrant Village Program for the overall development of the border areas. The villages which were earlier called last villages, By changing this concept, the Prime Minister has called these villages the first villages of the country.
The Union Minister said that after the visit of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi to Adi Kailash, there has been rapid improvement in this area. Compared to last year, this time more than 10 thousand people have visited Adi Kailash. This will give these areas of ours an opportunity to progress economically. State Millet Mission has been approved by the State Government to promote Mandwa, Jhingora and other local products to increase the income of farmers. Traditional farming is being promoted. It has been decided to build 18 thousand cluster based poly houses in the state. The expansion in road connectivity has made it easier for farmers to transport their produce to the market. The Chief Minister said that modern roads, tunnels and bridges are being constructed in the border areas. Development of marginal areas is among the top priorities of the government. Many action plans have been approved for the development of these areas. Under the Manaskhand Mandir Mala Mission, 16 mythological temples are being developed in the first phase.
मुOn this occasion, the Chief Minister announced that a motor road will be constructed from Makkana to Sekala. Security wall work will be done in the disaster affected area Lumti Tok Bagicha Bagad.Primary health center will be constructed in Mawani Ravani. Mini stadium will be constructed in Tejam. Check dams will be constructed at Teenkhol, Dhungatoli and Panda.On this occasion, Union Minister of State Mr. Ajay Tamta, MLA Mr. Bishan Singh Chufal, Mr. Harish Dhami, District President BJP Mr. Girish Joshi, District Panchayat President Mrs. Deepika Bora, Block Chief Dharchula Shri Dhan Singh Dhami, District Magistrate Pithoragarh Shri Vinod Giri Goswami, Superintendent of Police Rekha Yadav were present. Information and Public Relations Department