Key Points

Haryana Governor Ashim Ghosh met PM Modi to discuss state development and disaster relief efforts. The meeting followed Himachal Governor Shiv Pratap Shukla's discussion on monsoon damage and anti-drug campaigns. Both governors emphasized the importance of the Kashi Declaration in tackling substance abuse. PM Modi assured support for disaster-hit areas and drug-free initiatives.

Key Points: Haryana Governor Ashim Ghosh Meets PM Modi in Delhi

  • Haryana Governor discusses state development with PM Modi
  • Himachal Governor earlier raised monsoon disaster concerns
  • Drug-free Himachal campaign progress shared with PM
  • Kashi Declaration on substance abuse highlighted in meetings
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Haryana Governor Professor Ashim Kumar Ghosh meets PM Narendra Modi

Haryana Governor Ashim Ghosh discusses state development and disaster relief with PM Modi, following Himachal Governor's meeting on drug-free initiatives.

"Governor of Haryana, Prof. Ashim Kumar Ghosh, met Prime Minister @narendramodi. – PMO"

New Delhi, July 31

The Governor of Haryana, Professor Ashim Kumar Ghosh, met Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the national capital on Wednesday.

The Prime Minister's Office (PMO) shared details of the meeting on the social media platform X, posting, "Governor of Haryana, Prof. Ashim Kumar Ghosh, met Prime Minister @narendramodi."

A day earlier, Himachal Pradesh Governor Shiv Pratap Shukla also called on the Prime Minister in the national capital.

During the meeting, the Governor apprised the Prime Minister of key developmental initiatives in the State, the impact of recent natural disasters, and the progress of the 'Drug-Free Himachal' campaign. The Governor apprised the Prime Minister about the extensive damage caused by cloudbursts and landslides in Mandi district during the ongoing monsoon season.

He highlighted the tragic loss of lives and property, noting that many families have lost their homes and agricultural land due to these calamities. The Prime Minister assured that all possible assistance would be extended to the affected areas to ensure relief and rehabilitation, a release said.

Shukla also briefed the Prime Minister about the state-wide anti-drug campaign, which is being implemented down to the panchayat level. He said that significant steps have been taken to create awareness against substance abuse and to build community participation in the effort to make Himachal Pradesh a drug-free State.

The Governor shared details of the recently held three-day national conference titled "Nasha Mukt Yuva for Viksit Bharat" organised by the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports in Kashi (Varanasi), Uttar Pradesh. He said the event would play a pivotal role in building a drug-free society by the year 2047.

He further underlined the significance of the "Kashi Declaration" adopted at the conference, which emphasises addressing substance abuse through a comprehensive and multi-sectoral approach, viewing it not only as a criminal or legal issue but as a critical challenge to public health and social well-being.

The declaration advocates for coordinated efforts between the government and society to effectively combat the menace of drugs. The Governor assured that the principles of the Kashi Declaration would be earnestly implemented as part of the broader Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan.

- ANI

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Sarah B
While meetings like these are important, I hope the relief for Mandi district victims comes quickly. Bureaucratic delays in disaster relief have been a persistent problem.
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Ananya R
The Kashi Declaration sounds promising! Substance abuse is destroying our youth. We need more community participation in this fight. Jai Hind! 🇮🇳
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Vikram M
Meetings are good but implementation is key. Last year's flood victims in Uttarakhand are still waiting for full compensation. Hope Himachal gets better treatment.
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Kavya N
As someone from Mandi district, I appreciate the Governor raising our concerns. The landslides have been devastating - we need immediate help to rebuild our lives.
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Michael C
The multi-sectoral approach to drug abuse mentioned in the Kashi Declaration is progressive thinking. India needs more such comprehensive policies for social issues.

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