In the Kashmir Valley, Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha today inaugurated and laid foundation stones for various developmental projects of Budgam district in central Kashmir and launched the “Beautification of Budgam Town” initiative.
In his address, the Lt Governor congratulated the District Administration, public representatives, and the people of Budgam. He expressed hope that the planned infrastructure development projects & amenities for sustainable living by Budgam District Administration will create healthy competition amongst cities of Jammu and Kashmir apart from encouraging the public and ULBs to improve infrastructure and make the urban spaces beautiful and inclusive.
Mr Sinha said the initiative for the beautification of Budgam town will boost the rapid development of the economy, strengthen its ecology, and ensure ease of living. He observed that these projects are reflective of the vibrancy and resolve of the district.
Addressing the gathering at Raj Bhawan, the Lt Governor called upon the public representatives, civil society members, and the youth to discharge their collective responsibility in realising the developmental goals for a glorious future. He said India is moving ahead with new thinking and new resolve and we have touched the moon. He said we should set big goals now and work with new speed, and scale and dedicate ourselves to building a progressive society and realise the vision of Smart Cities, Smart Towns, and Smart Villages.
Manoj Sinha said the UT Administration is sensitive to the developmental needs of the people and is making every possible effort for inclusive and sustainable development of Jammu Kashmir. He said our efforts are focused on inclusive growth as reflected in Prime Minister Narendra Modi Ji's vision of Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwas, and Sabka Prayas to provide a better quality of life to the citizens, remove disparities, and fulfill the aspirations of all sections. He commended the endeavour of District Administration Budgam for honouring Acharya Abhinav Gupt Ji by creating infrastructure, facilities, and beautification works of the Bairam Cave at Beerwah Budgam. He said it is a wonderful example of 'Vikas bhi, Virasat bhi' and a multi-dimensional approach will help develop Beerwah as a major tourist destination.
