MeraPahad Community Of Uttarakhand Lovers

Namaskar,

Upadhyay ji, app se aisi ummid nahin thi.  All along, you have been posting great views.  Now why just a simplistic solution?  I request you as well as other members of this forum to give a thought to the problem and discuss the viable solutions.  Of course, we need to create large number of jobs.  But, how?  There lies the solution.

Namaskar

उत्तराखण्ड का यह दुर्भाग्य है कि यहां का पानी और यहां की जवानी यहां के काम नही आयी, जो लायक है वह जिजीविषा के लिये बाहर ही गया, घर में रह गये लाटे.....!
१- सबसे पहले रोजगार परक शिक्षा देनी जरूरी है.
२- छोटे उद्योग पहाड़ में लगाने होंगे.
३- स्थानीय लोगो के मन से यह भ्रम मिटाना होगा कि नौकरी जरूरी है, उन्हें स्वरोजगार के लिये प्रेरित करना होगा.
४- उद्योग वही लगाने होंगे जिनके लिये कच्चा माल पहाडों में उपलब्ध हो.
५- जूस, खडिया से बनने वाले सामान, बीयर, जैम, सोस, रीठे से बनने वाला सामान आदि कई उद्योग पहाड़ों में लग सकते हैं.

पानी रोको, जवानी रोको, उत्तराखण्ड की बर्बादी रोको.

Can it be possible...

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U’khand can stop migration by popularising herb cultivation: Khanduri

National Convention & Seminar on Business Enabling of Aromatic Plants & Products
 
Dehradun, 21 Nov: Chief Minister BC Khanduri inaugurated ‘BEAP-2007’, a two day National Convention & Seminar on Business Enabling of Aromatic Plants & Products’, at the Centre for Aromatic Plants (CAP), here, on Wednesday. The meet is being jointly organised by CAP; Medicinal & Aromatic Plants Society of India (MAPSI) and Central Institute of Medicinal & Aromatic Plants (CIMAP).
The meet began with the Chief Minister BC Khanduri lighting a ceremonial lamp.
Speaking on the occasion, he said that Uttarakhand was blessed with abundant natural wealth and there was need to work towards taking advantage of these strengths.
“In the past, something has been done for the development of herbs and aromatic plants research in Uttarakhand. We should utilise this natural wealth. But, I think we can stop migration from the hills by popularising aromatic/herbs cultivation. Herb cultivation holds great potential here. I can assure all help from the state government for the development and promotion of the herbs/aromatic sector.”
Uttarakhand is making steady progress in the field of herb and aromatic plants cultivation. Indicating this, Vibha Puri Das, Principal Secretary, Forest & Rural Development, said, “We started the herb cultivation project in Uttarakhand in 2003. At that time, herb cultivation was taking place in 382 hectares. But, now the area has been extended to 1500 hectares and over 8500 farmers are involved in this activity.”
“We are promoting aromatic plant cultivation. But at the same time we are ensuring the health of the soil remains intact. Aromatic plats can be grown as a hedge, to keep wild animals away. As it can be cultivated as an additional crop, it can prove of financial benefit to farmers. The Centre for Aromatic Plants (CAP) is located in the industrial area of Selaqui. And its proximity has turned beneficial, as many pharmaceutical and other industries operating in Selaqui are directly in contact with it,” she added.
Dr SPS Khanuja, President of MAPSI emphasised on the need to conserve endangered species of plants. On this, he said, “The essential oil and aromatic raw material industry is failing to self-monitor itself with respect to conservation of the threatened plant species.”
Terming obesity a problem more common than AIDS and Cancer, Khanuja said, “Aroma therapy is proving to be an effective cure in problems of overweight. India can provide leadership by taking the lead in this regards.”
“The uses of aromatic plants are not limited to perfumery; they are now used in pharmaceuticals, beverages, etc. The demand and supply of aromatic plants can be met only through high tech cultivation,” Khanuja concluded.
Present on the occasion were Utpal Kumar Singh, Secretary, Horticulture, Dr Rajendra Dobhal, Director, UCOST, Nirpendra Chauhan, Ashok Sharma, Professor AN Purohit, Dr Hema Lohani and Vivek Bharti Sharma.

News.. http://www.garhwalpost.com/news_detail.php?news_id=4017

Namaskar all board member,

As i think that the  migration is not cause to the very big problem in uk. if you have telent u can apply allmost everypart of india. but problem is that in pahad the local people (Dil se pahadi) does not want to keen interset to do for local work. this is the  main cause. ussaually u will be see that in pahad the allmost local work done by the outsider.may be the unemployment is not cause to the big problem in the uk
allmost all the local work done by the outsider when Bihari Muslim Bangali they can do the work there. why the .........?so this is not good sign for our pahad
please do something about this..... all problem will be solve i think that
now in
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