Drone demonstration exhibits technological advancements aimed at enhancing rural lives

Rajeev Wadhawan emphasizes importance of collective efforts in fostering holistic development

REASI, DECEMBER 23: Captivating drone demonstration, showcasing technological advancements aimed at enhancing various facets of rural life today remained one of the most alluring highlights of ambitious “Viksit Bharat Sankalp yatra” at Sirla panchayat of Reasi district.

The panchayat was visited by Advisor to Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW), Rajeev Wadhawan, as part of ongoing VBSY.

During his visit, Advisor Rajeev Wadhawan engaged extensively with various stakeholders, witnessing collaborative efforts of key departments such as Agriculture, Horticulture, Health, Animal Husbandry, Handloom, and Handicraft. These departments showcased their respective schemes through informative stalls, presenting a collective front aimed at amplifying awareness and access to essential programs.

Addressing the gathering, Advisor Rajeev Wadhawan emphasized the significance of such initiatives in driving progress and empowerment at the grassroots level. He reiterated government’s commitment towards supporting and amplifying these initiatives for betterment of communities across the nation.

The event was a vibrant amalgamation of informative exhibitions, featuring stalls that highlighted the diverse initiatives undertaken by different sectors. Additionally, the cultural program organized by educational institutions added a vibrant touch to the event.

The Advisor, along with the gathered audience, pledged their commitment to the ideals and objectives of Viksit Bharat, emphasizing the importance of collective efforts in fostering holistic development.

The ‘Meri Kahani Meri Zubaani’ segment stood out as a powerful testament to the impact of these initiatives, featuring firsthand accounts from beneficiaries who shared their transformative success stories.

Present in the event were Block Development Officer, Sarpanch Sirla, Principal GHS Sirla, students and local populace.