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00:00Today's workshop is about disaster management center. Namaskar.
00:17Today's workshop is about the Principal Secretary of Environment, Forest, Science and Technology Department, Shri Kandilag Dandegar, Advisor Forest Department, Shri Malikar Chandrawagar, PCCF, Shri Chalpatrawagar, Additional PCCF, Shri Rahul Pandegar, Additional PCCF, Shri Rahul Pandegar, Additional PCCF, Shri Mati Santhapriya Pandegar,
00:47Khrishma Jilakarapna Sri D.K. Balaji, S.P. Krishnosri Vichyashagar, Senior Officials, Conservatory Forest, District Forest Officials,
01:02Namaskar, Namaskar.
01:09Today's workshop is about the work of the Department of Human Services, and I will be able to discuss the work of the Department of Human Services.
01:21I am a leader in the Department of the government.
01:34I am a leader in a leader in a leader.
01:39I am a leader in a leader in a leader.
01:46First, we have a 10-11 point agenda that we have done.
01:54First, we have a lot of human resources.
02:09That's why we have a review meetings.
02:14I have to say that I have to do a lot of work.
02:21I have to say that I have to do a lot of work.
02:28So, if you have a lot of work, it could be a lot of financial issues.
02:36But in the end, I have to say that I have any trust that I have to do in the cabinet.
02:46Instead, I have to say that I will pay your career to the company,
02:53I have to say that I have to say that I have to do a lot of work.
02:59So we are not afraid of the situation on the situation.
03:07We are not afraid of the situation of the situation, but we are not afraid of the situation.
03:18I have a clear point of view and I have a clear point of view.
03:26The main concern is primary concern.
03:30If you have any questions, you have a clear point of view.
03:35I have a clear point of view.
03:40If there are any political issues or political issues,
03:45there are many aspects, including some people in the party or MLL,
03:53there are very clear-cut indications.
03:56In this situation, we have to close the line of duty.
04:01The consequences are 100% applied.
04:06We will do that.
04:09However, the front-line Aattuvi Sibbhandi is a lot of customised.
04:15The consequences are probably still in this situation.
04:21In the last few days,
04:25I know that Aattuvi Sibbhandi is a good thing.
04:30In this situation, there are many people who are trying to get to the Aattuvi Sibbhandi.
04:37So, I would like to conclude this point.
04:44I will try to address it as best as I can, and I will give you that.
05:00We are a part of the entirety of the entire globe.
05:16I will try to address it as well.
05:23I will try to address it as well.
05:30I will try to address it as well.
05:35I will try to address it as well.
05:39I will try to address it as well.
05:44I will try to address it as well.
05:54I will try to address it as well.
06:05ཙགས ངཤས དྱཟག དག ཇག དམས གུསས ངསག དཇ ཐུངས དའར དགར ྟོངས དགྱུནས ནགེས
06:13So you will have a great challenge as you keep addressing it.
06:43Sometimes it could be in the name of developmental issues, you have to adjust certain things, certain issues will be there which we have to come to a common consensus.
06:58That is one aspect which we will go through it.
07:01In addition to the encroachment, you will have a lead.
07:10You will have to encourage the ministers and the department head.
07:20I told him that he was in the DFO style and beat officers.
07:29I told him that he was a highlight.
07:34I told him that he was a highlight.
07:40I told him that he was a highlight to protect the forest.
07:46I told him that he was a highlight.
07:52I told him that he was a highlight.
07:56I told him that he was a highlight.
08:00But it is a tough challenge.
08:03But we will come together, we will work together, we will see how we can take it forward.
08:08So there are many encroachments.
08:14With the help of the Revenue Department or police officials.
08:17And if you have anything to do with the situation,
08:22you can personally reach out to me. I am available.
08:29But if you have a problem, you can take it forward.
08:37Merit-oriented, Sifarsal,
08:40that is the main merit-oriented, effective.
08:44If you have a Sifarsal, you can take it forward.
08:47So I want to give you the assurance to all the dynamic officials,
08:52that we are there to stand by you.
08:54I will be personally there to stand by you,
08:56apart from all the officials of Great Integrity sitting on this last.
09:01So 50% coverage, we will give you a roadmap for this time.
09:14And we will start the Great Green Wall.
09:18At the same time,
09:20we have a great great Green Wall.
09:26There are many other ways how it is.
09:32From the quick events in the a year,
09:34if you have to look closely at the tsunami,
09:37it will be the same way as it has been seen.
09:39And then we are likely to be the same way.
09:43Every year,
09:44we will make an experiment in various ways.
09:49You can put exactly the information in your way.
09:50We can put down things in the different bits of the traffic.
09:53This is an important thing to do with environmental issues.
09:58So, we are going to be able to get rid of the sun,
10:02and we are going to be able to get a big summit.
10:04We are going to be able to get ambitious plans
10:06that we have to build great green wall.
10:09Our first goal is mangrove restoration,
10:15roads and cannell bun planting,
10:18And they are one of the most important things to do.
10:27They have a special time in every single day.
10:31This project is being made by the Nirodhaka.
10:36We are also working on a local community in the world.
10:43It is a good thing to do with human-animal conflict mitigation.
10:55Once I had taken the task at review meetings, I told you that it continues.
11:05Electric Utah is like leopards.
11:09Maybe it is a necessary conflict as the civilization, in the name of development, we are encroaching
11:17the area which will be inhabited, natural inhabitation of animals.
11:24This is the development process, and how best we can protect animals.
11:39So, we have a lot of information about how we can protect animals.
11:49So, after I charged this review, I told you about the wild elephants, and I told you about the fact that Karnataka is an expert on the wild elephants.
12:11So, we took an exceptional approach and we went to Karnataka, we went to the honorable DPDCM,
12:18the forest minister, they had really supported us.
12:22And they gave us four-kunky elephants to mitigate our human and animal conflict.
12:28This is a big achievement.
12:30But now, Sri Kakul Njilalo, Dadapu, Ninnah-Rabhi meeting,
12:35and we have a female elephant.
12:40I'm going to talk about the fun of the puzzle of the rags in this space.
12:47I hope that the rags are prepared to try and change the ruins of the rags,
12:50and so, that's why I went to the rags.
12:53The rags also looked at the rags.
12:55The rags actually wanted to be written about the rags.
12:59I was just told that the rags have a lot of rags.
13:02That's the problem.
13:03This is a problem.
13:06If people get out of their ear,
13:08they don't bring their teeth,
13:09their teeth, their teeth,
13:11they don't get enough to get out of their ear.
13:14Why did they say that
13:17the remaining reach of Dr. Varis Khan was in the US?
13:22We were in the US.
13:25So in the US,
13:26he came to the US,
13:28and he was the one who took back.
13:32that was taken even from the medical doctor.
13:38U.S. the risk thisarlo crisps were not released
13:45so were the same, only 15 months after this täile.
13:50And for the for COVID-19 so still there is a issue.
13:54This is the concern about ourumble,
13:57future medical healthią started.
14:01There is a lot of conflict in this country,
14:11and there is a lot of technology and infrastructure.
14:19There is a lot of secondary issues.
14:25So please reach out to us and we will make sure that we will address that.
14:43As a major, as you said, there are 22% notified in the forest, there are species, plant species.
14:58As an address statement, there are a lot of information about the plant species.
15:07You know, we've been meeting some of them and asked what are the number of species we are developing as forest nurseries.
15:14I think not more than 10 to 20 species is equal. But this is why we are not able to get the saplings.
15:24So, I request you to develop plant nurseries which will be more about wildlife species.
15:36If you have more than 10 species, you can have more than 10 species.
15:42These are my lessons to find some of the last ones.
15:45If you have 50% green cover, you can have more than 22% of the population.
15:57Other than the re-notified areas, you can have more than 10 species.
16:03You can have more than 10 species, revenue departments, schools, and small patches.
16:12So, to create a mini forest atmosphere, we have to develop forest species in a big way.
16:20That is one thing which we have to do.
16:22You know, we have to build a nursery in the nursery.
16:26We have to build a forest forest.
16:28We have to build a forest forest.
16:31So, if you have every nursery, you have to build a house.
16:35We have to build a house in the world.
16:39One way like it is like ekotourism for back.
16:43We also have to build a forest forest connaean.
16:44On the power of the forest, we have to pile upbuds to beeta and use countryside
16:57Fauna for indentured forests.
16:59We have to build a forest forest for our малic best lamented famid 얼�ies.
17:03When the reserve forests are protected by the tribal family and livelihoods,
17:11I don't know how to do that.
17:16If you have a boat wave sign, you have a lot of livelihoods,
17:22you can handle it, you can handle it, you can handle it,
17:27and you have a tough situation in Kshetra.
17:32The first thing we have planned is ecotourism.
17:37There is a lot of food in Kshetra,
17:40and there is a lot of food in Kshetra.
17:42So ecotourism will be used as an education in Kshetra.
17:47For example,
17:52we have to make sure they are dependent on sustainable livelihoods.
18:02We have to make sure they are dependent on sustainable livelihoods.
18:12We have to make sure they are dependent on sustainable livelihoods.
18:22We have to make sure they are dependent on sustainable livelihoods.
18:25We have to make sure they are dependent on sustainable livelihoods.
18:28We have to make sure they are dependent on sustainable livelihoods.
18:31We have to make sure they are dependent on sustainable livelihoods.
18:41We have to make sure they are dependent on sustainable livelihoods.
18:51We have to make sure they are dependent on sustainable livelihoods.
18:56We have to make sure they are dependent on sustainable livelihoods.
19:03We have to make sure they are dependent on sustainable livelihoods.
19:08I have a lot of good stuff in this area.
19:15I would say,
19:21I used to think about the work of the people.
19:24I would like to think about that.
19:27This is a challenging situation for political reasons.
19:30But we came to the concept of wood banks.
19:33Woodbanks are the most important thing to do in the denotified areas.
19:49What is your challenge?
19:55So we had to do a great research on it, but we had to overcome that part, that also I want to put it in your list today.
20:16So we had to take a look at the timber.
20:27Forrest has become a regulatory bar.
20:41So if you have a British rule, it is not contributing to the economy.
20:57So the successful government says, India is importing around 22,000 crores worth of 900 lakh cubic meters of wood, which is costing, which is on state exchanger, country exchanger, it is 22,000 crores of foreign exchange.
21:25We are importing from East Asia, it could be Malaysia, it could be Indonesia.
21:31So we need a lot of, we could generate a lot of income.
21:37So we know that we have to make sure that we have to make sure that we have to make sure that we have a notified forest or denotified area.
21:47So that is why that is what we have to do to do.
21:51Because we have to make sure that you are talking about the timber, order you to pay for the timber.
21:55This would give a lot of employment, that would create a wealth creation and employment.
22:05So in the future, you have to interact with the Panchayat Raj Department, you have to interact with the Education Department, you have to interact with the Revenue Department, including PWD.
22:19You have to identify that species, you have to identify that species, and you have to export it.
22:34So in the past, you have to say that the Forest Department is becoming a mere regulatory body, the wealth generation body.
22:48At the same time, protecting the notified area and protect shares, the wealth generating body, we have to handle it.
22:57So in the case of timber production, we will come out with a proper road map and we will share it and we need your contribution for that.
23:08You are from Karnataka.
23:17We will do the information first time.
23:21We will talk about this program in Karnataka.
23:30From Karnataka, I was asking about the police government to the state of Karnataka.
23:37We are observing the Checkers of the University of Karnataka, the University of Karnataka, and I said to you,
23:39I was on the one hand to them.
23:43I said, thanks to you.
23:46I said, no one has a clue about it.
24:02The people who are living in the world, who are living in the world, who are living in the world, are living in the world, are living in the world.
24:09If you are living in the world, it has become a wealth for the Karnataka department.
24:14We know that.
24:16So, what is smuggling we are losing that matter.
24:21We are losing that matter.
24:23So, that part you have to be really cautious about the field level issues.
24:32Time to time, we will discuss about it and we will have to address that part.
24:36So, that is,
24:38the last time it was in 87, which they haven't done.
24:52But, I think one more time we have to redo the program again.
24:55That I would like to bring it to your notice.
24:58But, information,
25:00you know,
25:01you know,
25:02you know,
25:04there is no, maybe it is a political will which is needed to push certain, to bring certain reforms,
25:15you know,
25:16and how to use information technology for the betterment of administration, for the betterment of forest monitoring.
25:23You know,
25:24you know,
25:26you know,
25:27the main thing is for the betterment of the past,
25:30you know,
25:31you know,
25:32you know,
25:33you know,
25:34you know,
25:35you know,
25:36I think that's very important.
25:41I think that's why we have to identify the land of the land.
25:46We have to identify the land of the land.
25:50But when the officials say,
25:53we have to mark these borders and mark them.
26:00That's why we have to display the distribution.
26:02I think that is very essential. It is the order of the day which I would like to bring to you now.
26:10We have to work towards it.
26:12The final thing is, one thing is you have to develop wood banks. The takeaway should be registration of Forest Rights Act.
26:32As a community-based ecotourism projects, we have a great income generation for the state.
26:45We have a pattern policy and make it all plastic-filled.
26:52We have to develop education and instruction centers in all the sites.
27:05Community-based ecotourism sites and education interaction centers, especially for kids and young generation, you have to do it.
27:15That is one thing which I would like to bring to your notice.
27:17So, I take this opportunity to welcome you one more time. I am glad to patiently have listened to these ideas.
27:26For all the respected officials, we are hoping for it, that we are going to do an excellent job.
27:38We are ready to take forward.
27:42We have another three and a half years.
27:45In three and a half years, all the like-minded officials who want to do something for the nature, who want to do something for the forest, who wanted to do something for the environment, who wanted to do something for the tribals, who wanted to develop, make sure that encroachments won't happen, all the like-minded, committed officials to one and all.
28:09We are here to support you in your journey, and your end.
28:16All the time is to be committed to the human and human.
28:22I am proud to be a commitment to the human and human.
28:25I am proud to be proud to be proud of the human and human.
28:29Peace be upon you.
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