Uttarakhand: CM Dhami listened to PM Modi’s ‘Mann Ki Baat’!, and said this on the first anniversary of the UCC
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Today, Sunday, Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami listened to the 130th episode of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s “Mann Ki Baat” program at the Doon Library. During this time, CM Dhami extended his greetings on National Voters’ Day and said that every episode of the “Mann Ki Baat” program is inspiring. Through this program, the country and the world come to know about people who are continuously serving society in ordinary circumstances. He said that PM Modi has made the “Mann Ki Baat” program a program for the common people. Others are also inspired by it.
CM Dhami Listens to PM Modi’s Mann Ki Baat at Doon Library!
The Chief Minister said that under the leadership of the Prime Minister, many innovations are taking place in the country. Today, India is moving forward in every aspect of innovation, science, technology, and AI. Speaking about the increasing influence of AI, CM Dhami said that AI will play a significant role in all tasks in the coming times. Work that takes several days will be completed in just a few hours. He said that departments related to Science, IT, and Technology are working on the use of AI within the state.
One Year of UCC on January 27th
CM Dhami said that inspired by PM Modi, the state government has taken many decisions that are unprecedented in the state. He said that today, the image of our state has been established across the country as a place where many historic decisions have been taken. January 27th will mark one year since the implementation of the Uniform Civil Code (UCC).
Uniform Law Implemented Across the State
CM Dhami said that under the leadership of the PM, we had promised the people of the state to implement the Uniform Civil Code before the 2022 assembly elections, and we have fulfilled that promise. He said that our state is a border region. It is the source of the Char Dham, Ganga, and Yamuna rivers. Our state is also very sensitive from a security point of view. In such a situation, a uniform law should have been implemented for all the people living in the state, and we have done just that.
The Chief Minister urged everyone to come forward in spreading awareness about the public welfare schemes run by the central and state governments and the decisions taken at the state level, so that more and more people can benefit from these schemes.
