The first 'Amrit Sarovar' in India constructed in Rampur, Uttar Pradesh.
Source : Times Travel
Date : 16th May, 2022
Date : 16th May, 2022
The country's first 'Amrit Sarovar,' which was inaugurated in Rampur district, is currently in Uttar Pradesh. On Friday, union minister Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi and state Jal Shakti Minister Swatantra Dev Singh performed the inauguration.
So Rampur's Amrit Sarovar is one of 789 ponds that the Uttar Pradesh government plans to create. The construction of this water body cost around INR 60 lakh. This, according to Swatantra Dev Singh, will not only assist save groundwater but also encourage tourism in the state.
The government will also ensure that there is enough flora in and around the water bodies. The forest and horticulture departments, as well as the Jal Shakti ministry, will collaborate on this initiative.
This #AmritSarovar in Patwai, Rampur will not only aid in environmental protection and water conservation, but it will also serve as a draw for residents in the surrounding areas. Boating is provided in this "Amrit Sarovar" in addition to different entertainment options.
With the opening of the first Amrit Sarovar, Singh said the UP government has taken a significant stride toward water conservation. "There will be no lack of water in the state in the next years," he added. The government is developing plans to ensure that water is available at all times."
The Union Minister praised the state's efforts in constructing the first Amrit Sarovar in record time. Such innovations, he said, are critical in encouraging tourism while also preserving water. It is also the outcome of the involvement of ordinary people, villagers, and gram panchayats, as well as the district administration.
So Rampur's Amrit Sarovar is one of 789 ponds that the Uttar Pradesh government plans to create. The construction of this water body cost around INR 60 lakh. This, according to Swatantra Dev Singh, will not only assist save groundwater but also encourage tourism in the state.
The government will also ensure that there is enough flora in and around the water bodies. The forest and horticulture departments, as well as the Jal Shakti ministry, will collaborate on this initiative.
This #AmritSarovar in Patwai, Rampur will not only aid in environmental protection and water conservation, but it will also serve as a draw for residents in the surrounding areas. Boating is provided in this "Amrit Sarovar" in addition to different entertainment options.
With the opening of the first Amrit Sarovar, Singh said the UP government has taken a significant stride toward water conservation. "There will be no lack of water in the state in the next years," he added. The government is developing plans to ensure that water is available at all times."
The Union Minister praised the state's efforts in constructing the first Amrit Sarovar in record time. Such innovations, he said, are critical in encouraging tourism while also preserving water. It is also the outcome of the involvement of ordinary people, villagers, and gram panchayats, as well as the district administration.
