Minister for Environment, Forest and Climate Change,Bhupender Yadav has said that the forest officers are the voice of the voiceless. They need to work with an approach that is earnestly humane and sensitive to the aspirations and needs of the local community. The Minister was virtually addressing the 64 Indian Forest Service(IFS) Probationer Trainees of the 2020 Batch being trained at Indira Gandhi National Forest Academy, Dehradun. on Monday January,17,2022. Yadav said that the country under the current national leadership is aspiring for transformative advancement on all fronts of development while simultaneously dealing with challenges and crisis on different environmental frontiers and their manifestations viz. climate change, land degradation, pollution and biodiversity loss, and hence their role in the present era becomes even more important in taking forward and practicing sustainable development. He reiterated, that as empowered, capable and competent workforce of the government system, the young IFS officers have also to be pro-actively Community-centric/Citizen oriented and facilitator in approach in dealing with the community in forest landscapes in their jurisdiction, and also other citizens.
Newsinc24 Team





Related Items
Army officers survive chopper crash in Leh, their selfie goes viral
Prateek Yadav, Akhilesh's half-brother, dies at 38
NIA registers 12 FIRs to probe gherao of judicial officers in Malda