कर्नल अजय कोठियाल को सीएम धामी ने दी बड़ी जिम्मेदारी, धराली पुनर्निर्माण से जुड़ा है मामला

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कर्नल अजय कोठियाल कहा धराली आपदा के बाद हमें एक नई शुरुआत करने के लिए सबसे पहले अपनी प्राथमिकताएं सुनिश्चित करनी होती हैं.

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00:00Hi

00:30We have been talking about restoration in Dharali and then we have been talking about restoration.

00:36Our Colonel Ajay Kotiyal is a long term in the Nehru Institute of Montering.

00:42Kotiyal has said that restoration has been given a big responsibility for restoration.

00:48What are some plans we have done?

00:52Look, if there is such a big disaster, we need to make some priorities for starting to make some priorities.

01:00So, CM has given me the priorities to think about these things and work.

01:06Those who have died, who have been stabbed, have to be able to remove them from any level.

01:12However, after some time, we have started a journey for a long time.

01:18So, there will be a negative message if we don't run the journey in the right direction.

01:24The third international border is our safety aspect.

01:29We have to try to open the path in the right direction.

01:34Then, the locals have a big mistake.

01:36It is not that they have died or they have gone to the hotels or the resort.

01:41In the last few years, the locals have taken a large level of apple orchards.

01:49That the Dharali and Apple went to the national and international level.

01:52How do they do that?

01:54They have a priority for me.

01:56Some of my experiences are in the army.

01:58Some of my experiences are in the Kedarnath.

02:00Some of the local manpower, which is a good way to understand it.

02:04They have been involved in NIM.

02:06I am going to the Harsil and Dharali.

02:09I am going to the Harsil and the Dharali.

02:11I will stay there for a day.

02:12I will go down the road to the road.

02:13I will understand everything.

02:14Then, I will plan the government.

02:15How will it be done?

02:16How will it be done?

02:17Sir, we are talking about reconstruction.

02:19We are talking about the second time.

02:20We are talking about the technical advancement.

02:23Why is this not happening?

02:25Why is this happening?

02:27Why would it be done?

02:28If this has been in charge of the police for the police,

02:30we are talking about the planes.

02:35We have a role in London,

02:37it has been caused by theautre of sides of the scene.

02:38The police have been forced by the police for 10 days.

02:39There was a early warning system.

02:41The police did not have been forced into these cities.

02:42The whole county was in the wild and the Irish.

02:44But why is it happening?

02:46Why would it be,

02:47why are we talking about technical advancement,

02:49why is this happening so far?

02:50We are talking about the NIMAIN?

02:51But what are you doing for today?

02:52What are you using the name of the ALPS and the other national boats?

02:56in the world.

02:57This is not all stable.

02:59The Himalayas is the youngest mountain.

03:01The youngest mountain is now a settling process.

03:04Mount Everest is the highest mountain of the world.

03:07When I first went to Mount Everest in 2001,

03:10it was 8,848 meters.

03:13When I first went to Mount Everest in 2012,

03:16it was 8,850 meters.

03:18It was 2 meters.

03:20This is a settling process.

03:22I think that many times,

03:24we will be able to do such a disaster.

03:29But your point is right,

03:31that we don't need to implement such things.

03:35If there is a disaster,

03:37it will be our preparedness.

03:39Training,

03:40the placement of township,

03:43it will be possible.

03:45The development of the wrong way is possible.

03:47For all these things,

03:49we also need to take a lesson.

03:51We are going to take a step.

03:53I think that the first thing is necessary,

03:55because the disaster has been here,

03:57the first thing is to restore,

03:58rehabilitate, restore,

04:00and reconstruct.

04:01So, we can't ignore it.

04:02We can't ignore it.

04:03We are going to repeat it.

04:04We are going to have a whole time.

04:06The disaster has come.

04:08The disaster has come.

04:09The disaster has come.

04:10The joshimat has come.

04:11We are going to learn something.

04:12We are going to implement it.

04:14And then,

04:15we are going to do it.

04:16We are going to phase it.

04:18If we talk about it,

04:19if we talk about it,

04:20if we talk about it,

04:21we are going to do it.

04:22We are going to do it.

04:23The glacier is down to the river.

04:25This is also another area.

04:27What do you think about it?

04:28What do you think about it?

04:30We will keep the situation in the care of it.

04:32Where do we rehabilitate them?

04:34What do we do?

04:36What do we take or do we do?

04:38What do we say about it?

04:39I am not thinking about it,

04:40but it's possible to do two to three.

04:42If we eat that area or we have a grave,

04:45if we live on it,

04:47or, if the disaster has been so bad,

04:49we will remain even more.

04:50Then people could become angry.

04:52Then the alternate area will happen.

04:53Which place could happen?

04:54This place is a place called the lakes.

04:57The highest area is called the Shrikanth.

04:59The Shrikant Valley.

05:01The Shrikanth started off everything.

05:03Everything begins on Shrikanth.

05:04We will see how stable it will be and how unstable it will be.

05:10We will see the ground and some other experts will be able to implement it.

05:18We have seen that the previous park was far away.

05:25Today we know that the national highway has been in the 80s.

05:31These are some of the challenges.

05:33The challenges of the valleys are that the valleys are in both the valleys.

05:37It is natural that there is a bridge.

05:40We have limited places where we can build our townships,

05:46where we can build our roads for the day-to-day road.

05:50The road was also on the right side,

05:52and there was a jheels.

05:54The jheels died because of the jheels.

05:57To cut the jheels or to wait.

06:01When the water is reduced, then cut the jheels.

06:03These are the decisions that we can look at every time.

06:09We can look at it and see it.

06:11There are many departments and experts who are thinking about it.

06:15We can discuss how it can become a bigger way.

06:18Sir, if we look at the Harsil Ghati or Gangutri Ghati,

06:21then see it again,

06:23then see it again.

06:25What do you think about it?

06:27How much time will it take us to start all the things?

06:30I think that,

06:32the work is done,

06:34the material is done there,

06:36and the process of rehabilitation,

06:39we will be able to get a good result.

06:45And with that,

06:47we will be able to get the 4th time of the day-to-day road.

06:51That is the time we need to put the maximum energy,

06:55manpower and resources.

06:57So,

06:58the period of the day-to-day season,

07:00can be a very good place.

07:05The last question is,

07:07what do we learn from the land of the land?

07:09We are learning from the land of the land.

07:10We are learning from the land of the land of the land.

07:11The glacier flood was also from the land.

07:12It was a glacier particle.

07:13We call it the marine flood.

07:15Here,

07:16we talked about scientists,

07:18the satellite images and the glacier part of the land.

07:20The glacier is on the ground.

07:23What do we learn from the land of the land?

07:25Is it going to be an investigation?

07:27So,

07:29we can take a look at this.

07:32We can take a look at this.

07:35Look,

07:36the land,

07:37this is a human intervention.

07:40The nature of the power,

07:43the people who can't fight the nature of the land.

07:45But,

07:46the people who can't fight their lives.

07:48They can respect their nature and respect their lives.

07:51And then,

07:52the people who live in the Himalayas,

07:54it is necessary to leave our country.

07:56so that we can't go away with good employment, revenue generation and the power of nature

08:05to attract people from outside.

08:11Our religious feeling, the dharmic feeling,

08:14that we can build revenue generation in the world.

08:21that we will follow our model strongly,

08:23otherwise we will kill each other.

08:25This is the Karnal Khothihalci,

08:27who has a great responsibility for

08:29the Therali and Harsil Shetra

08:31to begin the next generation.

08:33Now, you will see

08:35how much time it is

08:37when the whole valley

08:39will be able to get rid of it.

08:41With our Karnal Khothihalci,

08:43from the ETP,

08:45for the ETP,

08:47for the ETP.

08:51Oh my god!

09:21Oh

09:31Oh

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