New Delhi: Bhupender Yadav, the Minister of the New Environment, took over his service on Thursday amid a challenge to give in several fronts.
Previously on that day, the Minister took over labor services and employment.
As Minister of Environment, YADAV must focus on taking steps in reducing air pollution that is strict in cities, attacking the balance between environmental development and environmental protection, and ensuring India achieves its objectives in the commitment of biodiversity and climate change.
After taking over, Yadav, a member of Rajya Sabha, said he would do all the efforts to fulfill the responsibilities given to him by Modi PM.
Before assuming costs, he planted young trees in the Ministry of Environment’s pricise at Indira Parmaran Bhawan in Jor Bagh in South Delhi.
“Before taking over as Minister of Union, had the privilege of meeting with BJP President @JPNadd Ji.
Also, met with my organization’s colleagues.
I offer thanks to them each for their trust and guidance,” he tweeted.
Yadav, who replaced Santosh Kumar Gangwar as Minister of Labor, joined the ministry with his deputy Rameshwar Teli.
Yadav joined the Ministry of Environment when faced by Flak for the transfer of wildlife habitat and forest land for different infrastructure worked during the pandemic year when the movement was limited to assessing the basic situation before making the main decision.
“The government is committed to sustainable development,” he tweeted.