PM Gati Shakti National Scheme creates awareness among students

https://youtu.be/FI_rwHH4FMY Dharamsala: An awareness camp was organized was under PM Gati Shakti National Scheme in Dharamsala Degree College and Engineering College Masal, where SDM Kangra Naveen Tanwar said the main objective of PM Gati Shakti National Scheme is to implement Single Window Multi Mode Connectivity System in India because it has become very necessary to adopt this system to take the country forward.
He said that after the implementation of this scheme, all the departments will be aware of each other’s work, what the work of which department is, they will know from here, and they will have to complete their tasks within a given time.
He said that where in the old system, you have been facing difficulties in getting NOC from various departments, in this system all the information will be received as soon as the work starts.
He said that the biggest advantage of adopting this system will be less cost, time saving and quality enhancement.
He said that in the old system, a road has to be uprooted for laying a cable or laying a water pipe after it is built, mainly due to lack of knowledge of each other’s work by different departments. After adopting this system, everyone will complete their work in one go, which will also save money and time. He said that this scheme is being implemented soon all over India.
In Himachal Pradesh also, this scheme is being started soon, under this information is being given to the students in various education centers in different districts of Himachal Pradesh, SDM Naveen Tanwar disclosed.
In this awareness camp as the SDM Kangra IAS Naveen Tanwar was the Chief Guest, KPMG company officer Pranshu Mathur, Himachal Pradesh Science and Technology Department officer Manoj Sharma were also present and gave detailed information about PM Gati Shakti Yojana to the students.
Manoj Sharma, Principal Government Degree College Dharamsala, Principal Engineering College Mussal and trainees from Himachal Pradesh Science and Technology Department participated in the program. (UNI)