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Stepping beyond ‘khaki’ to re-shape futures: Uttarakhand cop runs camp to provide job training to youths
The camp has four instructors who train youngsters to join the armed forces and also encourage them to make their career in agriculture and allied fields which can generate jobs.
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The instructors at the camp train youngsters to join armed forces and encourage them to have a career in agriculture and allied fields. (Photo | Express)
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UTTARAKHAND: Inspector Ram Kishore Saklani is a ‘dujey kism ka inspector’ (an inspector of a different kind) among his peers as well as the people in Uttarakhand. His way of policing, motivation and assistance to the youth has earned him so much respect that he was showered with flowers at a ceremony to mark his transfer from the Muni-ki-Reti police station in Rishikesh, where he has set up a transit camp to “train youth for life.”
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DEHRADUN: Questions are being raised by activists on the methodology used by the forest department to ascertain economic loss caused by forest fires in Uttarakhand.
Consider this: The damages in the ongoing fire season are pegged at Rs 42.56 lakh for 1529.28 hectares gutted in 1,116 incidents.
The average estimate of Rs 2,904 per hectare for compensation is too less, asserted activists.
“One hectare area amounts to 10000 square meters. How can losses in such a large area be calculated with an average of Rs 2,904? The method is faulty and outdated. This needs to change. This is not only injustice to the people of Uttarakhand but also to the country,” said Anoop Nautiyal from Social Development for Communities Foundation.