Jammu, Apr 3 (PTI) Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Wednesday requested the Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine Board (SMVDSB) administration to provide you with a complete plan to construct new temples within the Union Territory’s Reasi district beneath its social help initiatives.
The Board additionally permitted an elaborate “Annual Inexperienced Plan” for 2024-25 at its 72nd assembly, which was chaired by Sinha at Raj Bhawan right here.
The SMVDSB, which reviewed the progress of its numerous previous selections, progress of various developmental initiatives and held in depth deliberations on essential points of pilgrim facilitation, ratified and gave in-principle approvals to as many as 27 agenda gadgets to enhance pilgrim providers and to make sure easy functioning of the Board, an official spokesman mentioned.
“Early begin of heli-service within the Jammu-Panchhi sector and the medical school of the Board at Kakryal, and building of various buildings in numerous sectors geared toward augmenting capacities, have been the most important selections taken on the assembly”, he mentioned.
The direct helicopter service between Jammu Airport and Panchhi Helipad on the Mata Vaishno Devi shrine monitor won’t solely bolster emergency response capabilities but in addition enhance pilgrimage expertise of devotees, he mentioned.
The Board appreciated the latest steps taken by the chief govt officer (CEO) in direction of growth of various temples in and round Katra beneath its social help initiatives.
The Lieutenant Governor requested the CEO to broaden the ambit of this exercise by together with building of recent temples in Reasi district, the spokesman mentioned.
The Board additionally appreciated the “greening initiatives” reported by CEO in direction of enhancing bio-diversity and ecological stability of the realm.
“An elaborate ‘Annual Inexperienced Plan’ for the 12 months 2024-25 was additionally permitted by the Board. The Board desired that for environmental vibrancy of Trikuta Hills, the choice of aerial survey and seed dispersal via helicopters should even be initiated”, spokesman mentioned. PTI AB AB ANB ANB
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