Nitish spoke on Bihar tree day, I used to wear sandal for the first time in fourth grade

Patna: Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar took part in the program organized on the occasion of Bihar Prithvi Divas in Gyan Bhawan situated near Patna’s Gandhi Maidan on Wednesday. During this time, he kept his thoughts on tree plantation while saving his environment in his address. The Chief Minister, while expressing concern over the situation of the environment, emphasized the need to make people aware about it to save. The Chief Minister, while sticking to the increasing physical needs, He said that he was wearing sandal for the first time after going to fourth grade. CM said that what children will read in AC, what will they do after growing up? People are using AC in home and school.

The Chief Minister reiterated the resolve to make Bihar a green state and take it to the school children and to the campus of the office. He said that the rules for the care of the tree school children for three years have been made. In addition to schools and colleges, plantation will be promoted in the offices. For this, the forest department is ready to give the plant. He said that by 2017, 15 percent of the green concrete state has been made, it will soon be taken up to 17 percent. CM said that it is important to make the new generation aware.
Nitish Kumar said that the use of science and technology has its direct impact on the environment. Awareness is essential in schoolchildren. Disaster can be avoided by bringing awareness among people. He said that the government is going to work better on disaster management. It is being tried that people should know about half an hour before the fall of the minimum. He said that work is being done for the inertia of Ganga. CM said that I am happy that the Prime Minister himself is taking an interest in it. I have talked about them with my words about the silent. It’s working on it. The work on the silit management is going on. The Bihar government is working on ways to prevent earthquake and avoid disaster.