PM Modi exhorted Indians to get their homes and offices rid of single-use plastic, before Gandhi Jayanti that is October 2. He further appealed to self-help groups, individuals and others to join the mission.
Prime Minister launched a slew of government schemes for farmers in Uttar Pradesh’s Mathura, with one among them being the ambitious National Animal Disease Control Programme (NADCP). With 100 per cent funding from the Centre of Rs 12,652 crore for a period of five years till 2024, NADCP aims to eradicate the Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD) and Brucellosis in livestock.
PM Modi sat down with the women who pick plastic from garbage and also extended a helping hand to them. He told them the importance of segregating plastic from waste so that it does not end up in the stomachs of bovines.
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