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Minister for Forest, Environment and Wildlife, Dr. Nicky Kire speaking at the sanitation vehicle flagging off programme at Upper Agri colony on August 12.[/caption]
DIPR
Dimapur, August 16
Minister for Forest, Environment and Wildlife, Dr. Nicky Kire, had formally flagged off the sanitation vehicle for Upper Agri Colony on August 12 at AEF Council hall.
Speaking on the function, Dr. Nicky Kire stressed on the need to implement Atal Mission for Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation (AMRUT) in the State to bring changes in the society. He also congratulated the colony people for the purchasing the sanitation vehicle through contributions of the residents.“This shows the unity among the people,” he said.
He further encouraged the colony people to be the cleanest ward and be a leading example to all the Wards.
Chairman, Upper Agri Colony, Atuo Metha chaired the programme, while the Pastor David invoked God’s blessing. Advisor, Hoto Yeptho said the sanitation vehicle was purchased with an amount of Rs 8 lakhs.
In his acknowledgements, treasurer of the Colony, N Ato Kichu, thanked the colony people for their cooperation. The vote of thanks was proposed by vice chairman, Upper Agri Colony, Limawati Ao.
Minister for Forest, Environment and Wildlife, Dr. Nicky Kire speaking at the sanitation vehicle flagging off programme at Upper Agri colony on August 12.[/caption]
DIPR
Dimapur, August 16
Minister for Forest, Environment and Wildlife, Dr. Nicky Kire, had formally flagged off the sanitation vehicle for Upper Agri Colony on August 12 at AEF Council hall.
Speaking on the function, Dr. Nicky Kire stressed on the need to implement Atal Mission for Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation (AMRUT) in the State to bring changes in the society. He also congratulated the colony people for the purchasing the sanitation vehicle through contributions of the residents.“This shows the unity among the people,” he said.
He further encouraged the colony people to be the cleanest ward and be a leading example to all the Wards.
Chairman, Upper Agri Colony, Atuo Metha chaired the programme, while the Pastor David invoked God’s blessing. Advisor, Hoto Yeptho said the sanitation vehicle was purchased with an amount of Rs 8 lakhs.
In his acknowledgements, treasurer of the Colony, N Ato Kichu, thanked the colony people for their cooperation. The vote of thanks was proposed by vice chairman, Upper Agri Colony, Limawati Ao.