RUDRAPUR/NINITAL: Bad climate prerequisites prevented PM Modi from addressing a public rally at Rudrapur on Thursday, leaving hundreds of people who had accumulated for the development, upset. The PM however addressed the gathering through CM Trivendra Singh Rawat's cellular and presented his apologies for not with the ability to make it to the venue. "I had reached Uttarakhand in the morning itself but was stopped from being amongst all of you due to inclement weather. I can hear your voices and know that you are present in large numbers," the PM said.
He added that "soon, there will be more employment options for the youth of Uttarakhand." "People have been benefited by schemes like 'Ayushman Bharat', 'Jandhan Yojana', 'Ujjwala Gas Yojana' and 'Kisan Fasal Beema Yojana' run by the central government. We are also launching a comprehensive development programme for Uttarakhand today," Modi said, whilst pointing out the commencement of the Deendayal Upadhyaya Co-operative Farmer Welfare Scheme. The scheme goals to give a boost to the co-operative, farming and allied sectors, and check forced migration from the hills.
Earlier, at around 7.15 am, the PM arrived at Jolly Grant airport in Dehradun the place he used to be forced to look forward to around 4 hours since overcast prerequisites and intermittent rain prevented his onward travel to Kumaon. He finally left Dehradun around 11.30 am on a MI-17 chopper, achieving Kalagarh close to the Corbett Tiger Reserve (CTR) around 12 midday. The PM attended a gathering of Global Tiger Forum after which took a boat to go the Ramganga river to achieve the Dhikala zone of the reserve.
"The PM discussed with us the challenges in the field of conservation as well as human-wildlife conflict. He also enquired about the issues faced by the forest department regarding conservation of environment and wildlife," said Rahul, director of CTR.
The PM used to be scheduled to achieve Rudrapur after his Corbett talk over with but if the elements didn't transparent till late night time, his plans had been cancelled.
Meanwhile, hundreds of people who had accumulated on the rally venue had been upset when it turned into obtrusive around 5 pm that the PM would not be coming. An octogenarian, Ram Kumar Pal, from Rampura colony in Rudrapur, blamed the organisers for "choosing a day when rain had been predicted by meteorologists." "I kept waiting for the PM for more than six hours. The arrangements at the rally venue were bad. BJP leaders could have announced the cancellation of the programme on time but they continued with their speeches. I find myself cheated," Pal said.
The Rudrapur district management had selected 13 individuals and organisations to be awarded loans under the Integrated Co-operative Development Project (ICDP) of the National Co-operative Development Corporation (NCDC) which is going to supply a mortgage of Rs three,632 crore to the Uttarakhand govt. The beneficiaries additionally expressed unhappiness that they weren't in a position to have interaction with the PM.
He added that "soon, there will be more employment options for the youth of Uttarakhand." "People have been benefited by schemes like 'Ayushman Bharat', 'Jandhan Yojana', 'Ujjwala Gas Yojana' and 'Kisan Fasal Beema Yojana' run by the central government. We are also launching a comprehensive development programme for Uttarakhand today," Modi said, whilst pointing out the commencement of the Deendayal Upadhyaya Co-operative Farmer Welfare Scheme. The scheme goals to give a boost to the co-operative, farming and allied sectors, and check forced migration from the hills.
Earlier, at around 7.15 am, the PM arrived at Jolly Grant airport in Dehradun the place he used to be forced to look forward to around 4 hours since overcast prerequisites and intermittent rain prevented his onward travel to Kumaon. He finally left Dehradun around 11.30 am on a MI-17 chopper, achieving Kalagarh close to the Corbett Tiger Reserve (CTR) around 12 midday. The PM attended a gathering of Global Tiger Forum after which took a boat to go the Ramganga river to achieve the Dhikala zone of the reserve.
"The PM discussed with us the challenges in the field of conservation as well as human-wildlife conflict. He also enquired about the issues faced by the forest department regarding conservation of environment and wildlife," said Rahul, director of CTR.
The PM used to be scheduled to achieve Rudrapur after his Corbett talk over with but if the elements didn't transparent till late night time, his plans had been cancelled.
Meanwhile, hundreds of people who had accumulated on the rally venue had been upset when it turned into obtrusive around 5 pm that the PM would not be coming. An octogenarian, Ram Kumar Pal, from Rampura colony in Rudrapur, blamed the organisers for "choosing a day when rain had been predicted by meteorologists." "I kept waiting for the PM for more than six hours. The arrangements at the rally venue were bad. BJP leaders could have announced the cancellation of the programme on time but they continued with their speeches. I find myself cheated," Pal said.
The Rudrapur district management had selected 13 individuals and organisations to be awarded loans under the Integrated Co-operative Development Project (ICDP) of the National Co-operative Development Corporation (NCDC) which is going to supply a mortgage of Rs three,632 crore to the Uttarakhand govt. The beneficiaries additionally expressed unhappiness that they weren't in a position to have interaction with the PM.
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