Dehradun (Uttarakhand) [India], Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami's Pirul Laao-Paise Pao campaign gained momentum as villagers participated in the initiative and collected 'Pirul' in Dehradun on Wednesday.
In view of the forest fire situation across the state, the Chief Minister launched the Pirul Laao-Paise Pao Mission in Rudrapraya district on May 8. The Chief Minister launched the campaign last week by participating in the cleaning of Pirul and directed people to participate in the Pirul Laao-Paise Pao campaign to prevent forest fires.
Under this campaign, to prevent forest fires, Pirul (Pin tree leaves) lying in the forest will be collected by local villagers and youth, and then stored in the designated Pirul collection centre, quantified as per weight. Will. The ban will be immediately sent online to that person's account at the rate of Rs 50 per kg. Pirul collection centers will be opened in their respective areas by the Tehsildar under the supervision of the Sub-Collector.The Pirul received by the villagers will be weighed. And it will be stored safely and Pirul will be packed and processed and made available to the industries. District Magistrate and Divisional Forest Officer will make efforts at the ground level to obtain maximum number of Pirul. This campaign will be run by the Pollution Control Board for which a corpus fund of Rs 50 crore will be kept separately and the villagers will be given money for Pirul from this fund. "Pirul" is a local term for products made from pine in Uttarakhand.Pine needles, also known locally as chir trees, can catch fire rapidly and are a major cause of fires in pine forests. Pine needles are acidic, have little use and fall in large quantities. They take a long time to decompose. They can spread for several kilometers and require only a spark to ignite. In Uttarakhand, an estimated 1.8 million tonnes of pyrrol is produced every year which can cause significant damage to the environment and forest wealth.
In view of the forest fire situation across the state, the Chief Minister launched the Pirul Laao-Paise Pao Mission in Rudrapraya district on May 8. The Chief Minister launched the campaign last week by participating in the cleaning of Pirul and directed people to participate in the Pirul Laao-Paise Pao campaign to prevent forest fires.
Under this campaign, to prevent forest fires, Pirul (Pin tree leaves) lying in the forest will be collected by local villagers and youth, and then stored in the designated Pirul collection centre, quantified as per weight. Will. The ban will be immediately sent online to that person's account at the rate of Rs 50 per kg. Pirul collection centers will be opened in their respective areas by the Tehsildar under the supervision of the Sub-Collector.The Pirul received by the villagers will be weighed. And it will be stored safely and Pirul will be packed and processed and made available to the industries. District Magistrate and Divisional Forest Officer will make efforts at the ground level to obtain maximum number of Pirul. This campaign will be run by the Pollution Control Board for which a corpus fund of Rs 50 crore will be kept separately and the villagers will be given money for Pirul from this fund. "Pirul" is a local term for products made from pine in Uttarakhand.Pine needles, also known locally as chir trees, can catch fire rapidly and are a major cause of fires in pine forests. Pine needles are acidic, have little use and fall in large quantities. They take a long time to decompose. They can spread for several kilometers and require only a spark to ignite. In Uttarakhand, an estimated 1.8 million tonnes of pyrrol is produced every year which can cause significant damage to the environment and forest wealth.
