Haryana's Green Revolution: Solar Energy and Sustainable Agriculture
Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini reviewed budget expenditure, stressing solar energy adoption for agriculture pumps and public facilities. Initiatives include EV charging expansion, MSME support, and tree conservation. Emphasizing women's empowerment, organic farming, and foreign cooperation, the government is committed to eco-friendly growth and farmer resilience.
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On Tuesday, Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini conducted an in-depth review of several departmental budget expenditures and the implementation of key state schemes. With senior officials in attendance, the meeting covered diverse sectors, focusing on accelerating innovation and sustainable practices.
Emphasizing renewable energy, Saini directed swift implementation of the PM-KUSUM scheme to benefit more farmers with solar-powered irrigation. Additionally, he called for solar rooftops on government buildings to optimize energy usage, fostering significant reductions in carbon emissions and enhancing rural energy accessibility.
In transport and industries, Saini stressed repairing dilapidated bus stands, expanding electric vehicle infrastructure, and empowering MSMEs for economic growth. Advocate against deforestation, Saini urged stronger conservation efforts, particularly in the Aravalli region, while endorsing organic agriculture to align with PM Modi's 'Aatmanirbharta' vision.
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