: Make JK free of fear, corruption drugs; job-oriented: LG #IndiaNEWS #Todays story 4 big resolutions from Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav Excelsior Correspondent Srinagar, Aug 21: Lieutenant Governor, Manoj

Make JK free of fear, corruption drugs; job-oriented: LG #IndiaNEWS #Todays story
4 big resolutions from Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav
Excelsior Correspondent
Srinagar, Aug 21: Lieutenant Governor, Manoj Sinha in the 17th edition of the Awaam Ki Awaaz programme today said, Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav provides the perfect opportunity to make four big resolutions- Make J&K fear-free, corruption-free, drug-free and job-oriented.
These resolutions entail the participation of the people to fulfill our resolve and build upon the achievements of the last 75 years, he added.
Observing that janbhagidari is a strong foundation of effective and efficient administration Sinha urged the people to become a partner in the developmental journey.
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No strategy of rapid socio-economic transformation will work without active participation of people. The Amrit Kaal Khand has infused a sense of self-confidence and we are determined to harness the tremendous capacities of human capital to build a strong and prosperous J&K, he said, adding that continuous efforts are being made to fulfill the aspirations of the people, particularly the youth, who are the lifeblood of society and guardians of economic development and social progress.
In a short span of three years, we have introduced reforms in every sector, which has opened up a plethora of opportunities for growth and development. The results are visible as J&K is now moving ahead to be one of the leading regions in sectors like IT, Industries, Tourism, Revenue, Women Entrepreneurship and Youth Empowerment, the Lt Governor said.
He also expressed gratitude to all the citizens for their immense contribution and wholehearted participation in Har Ghar Tiranga Utsav.
The Lt Governor also shared inspiring stories of citizens who are making positive impact in the lives of others and playing the role of a change-maker for the society.
The story of Haji Mohd Shafi Sheikh is truly inspiring. A pioneer in introducing horticulture in Bhaderwah, he encouraged other farmers for converting their land into orchids, and now three villages have been transformed into exotic fruit hub of Jammu division, he said.
Appreciating Syed Jalees Qadri, a young entrepreneur from Srinagar for his endeavor of replacing the use of plastic cups with kulhad (earthen cups), the Lt Governor said, Jalees is on a mission to promote environmental sustainability and reviving traditional crafts. For environmental protection, it is necessary to adopt a sustainable lifestyle and bring about a change in our behavior. Now, environment-friendly kulhad, which has been a part of our tradition since ages, is slowly and steadily replacing plastic cups, he added.
Acknowledging the determined efforts of Srinagars Abdul Rahim Bhat to plant a million trees till 2030 in the Valley, Sinha said that his story is an inspiring tale of common mans social responsibility.

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