Mahakumbh: After first Amrit Snan, cleanliness drive on war footing
The Uttar Pradesh government has launched an intensive cleanliness drive across the Mahakumbh area following the Paush Purnima Snan and Amrit Snan of Makar Sankranti.
The Uttar Pradesh government has launched an intensive cleanliness drive across the Mahakumbh area following the Paush Purnima Snan and Amrit Snan of Makar Sankranti.
In preparation for the Mahakumbh 2025, the Uttar Pradesh government has implemented exceptional measures to ensure cleanliness and hygiene.
The budget of Rs 28,760.67 crore was presented in the House by state Finance Minister Suresh Khanna. The supplementary budget is expected to be approved on December 1, the last day of the session.
The entire world will witness the lighting of 24 lakh sparkling lamps on November 11 on the ghats of Saryu River.
A total of 154 industrial plots, three group housing, one nursing home, one weighing bridge, eight plots for warehouse and 10 rented halls in flatted factory will be sold during the e-auction being organized by Uttar Pradesh State Industrial Development Department (UPSIDA).
The government is now focusing on ensuring that there will be no shortage of skilled labor in the state when large-scale industries are established in the coming years.
The Jal Shakti Minister said that at one time the target seemed impossible, but owing to the tireless work of the officials of the department the target of providing tap water to more than 75 lakh rural households was achieved in a short span of time.
Director General, School Education, Vijay Kiran Anand said here in a statement that the main objective of Aarohini programme is gender sensitization.
The companies signing the MoUs will invest in data centre, logistic service, EMS for smart devices and IoT products, agro processing cluster, data center and logistic park and food processing.
While MoUs worth more than Rs 97,000 crore have also been signed, investment proposals worth more than Rs 78,000 crore are in the process of signing the MoU.
