Uttarakhand: Departmental responsibilities have been assigned to 18 different dignitaries in public interest

Dehradun: To promote the efficient execution of departmental public welfare programs in the state and ensure their efficient oversight, Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami has delegated departmental duties to eighteen distinct dignitaries in the public interest.

18 dignitaries have been appointed as the chairman and vice president of the state’s numerous advisory councils and boards in order to ensure the successful execution of various public welfare programs, the Chief Minister’s Office said in a statement issued on Friday.

In this context, CM Dhami has designated Balveer Ghuniyal and Bhuvan Vikram Dabral as Vice Presidents of the Herbal Advisory Committee, according to Director General of Information Banshidhar Tiwari.

The Uttarakhand Tribal Advisory Council has appointed Geetaram Gaud and Geetaram Gaud as its vice presidents.

Other dignitaries assigned to various other councils, committees and boards are — Surendra Mogha, Vice President, Uttarakhand Animal Welfare Board; Subhash Barthwal, Vice President, State Formation Movement Honor Council; Puneet Mittal, Vice President, Urban Environment Protection Council, Girish Dobhal; Vice President, State Silent Council; Jaipal, Vice President, Uttarakhand State Higher Education Upgradation Committee; Deshraj Karnawal, Vice President, Social Welfare Schemes and Monitoring Committee; Ajit Chaudhary, Vice President, Uttarakhand State Farmers Commission; Pratap Singh Panwar, Vice President, State Medicinal Plants Board; Jagat Singh Chauhan, Vice President, State Level Minor Irrigation Advisory Committee; Geeta Rawat Chairman, State Level Vigilance Committee; Shankar Koranga, Vice President, State Level Watershed Council; Maheshwar Singh Mahara Vice President, Tea Development Advisory Council; Sardar Manjit Singh, Co-Chairman, State Level Sugarcane Development Advisory Committee; and Naveen Verma, Vice President, Senior Citizens Welfare Council.

At the Yuva All Stars Championship 2025 closing ceremony earlier on Friday, CM Dhami said that the indoor stadium/hall will be transformed into an air-conditioned space.

All of the players who traveled from all across the nation to compete in this national Kabaddi Championship, as well as the athletes who took home medals, were wished a prosperous future by the chief minister.

The players of the teams who are only a few steps away from winning should see this as a chance to become better in sports, the statement stated, as CM Dhami raised the players’ spirits.