CM Dhami launches Bhagirath app for water conservation during roadshow Source: Social Media
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Uttarakhand CM announces solar panels initiative during roadshow

Uttarakhand to install solar panels on government buildings, says CM Dhami

Spandan Dubey

Uttarakhand CM Pushkar Singh Dhami announced the installation of solar panels and rainwater harvesting systems on government buildings during a roadshow marking three years of his government. This initiative aims to save energy, conserve water, and reduce the state's energy dependence. The CM also launched the Bhagirath mobile app to aid in water conservation efforts across the state.

Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami held a road show on Saturday from Hathibarkala Police Chowki to Survey Stadium Dehradun on the completion of three years of his government in the state.
On the occasion the CM announced that the state government would install solar panels on roofs of government buildings.
"Our government has decided to install solar panels and rain water harvesting systems on the roofs of government buildings in the state. This will not only save energy but will also conserve water. This initiative is not only important for protecting the environment but will also reduce the energy dependence of the state," he said.
Earlier, Pushkar Singh Dhami on Friday participated in a one-day workshop organised under Jal Sanrakshan Abhiyan 2025 at Mukhya Sevak Sadan, located at the Chief Minister's residence, said an official. statement.

On this occasion, he launched the Bhagirath mobile app based on the Jal Sanrakshan Abhiyan 2025 theme, "Dhara Mera, Naula Mera, Gaon Mera, Prayas Mera", and released the brochure.
Through this app, people will be able to share information about critical and endangered water sources in their area. The government will work to revive the sources identified through the app.

The Chief Minister said that the Spring and River Rejuvenation Authority (SARA) has been constituted to conserve the state's water sources, Naulas, Dharaas, and rain-fed rivers.SARA established cooperation and coordination between various departments last year and has also succeeded in storing about 3.12 million cubic meters of rainwater, along with doing treatment work for the conservation of more than 6500 water sources in the state.

Public cooperation is also being considered. He said that under the Prime Minister's guidance, the state is progressing rapidly in every field.
He said that now was the right time to take Uttarakhand's development to new heights in 10 years. He said that the campaign for water conservation would be run extensively from the village to the state level.