Gandhinagar: Minister of Home Union Amit Shah, who was on a three-day visit to Gujarat, participated in a number of programs on Mondays and projects inaugurated worth RS 36 Crore in the Constituency of Lok Sabha.
In the morning, Shah was at Taloli Kalol where he led the innovative ceremony of the school rebuilding project.
He also participated in the young tree plantation program there.
He also dedicated PSA oxygen factories in Gandhinagar Civil hospital to the public.
Speaking in the ‘Corona Seva Yagna’ program held in Raj Bhavan, Minister of Earth’s unequal said community participation had provided government power in the war against Covid-19.
He urged youth to spread the message of the importance of getting vaccinations and to educate people about the government scheme that provides 5kg free quota to the poor to diving this year.
The function for the scheme that provides ration kits to one lakh family using donations from people held in Gandhinagar in front of the Governor of Acharya Devvrat.
The governor also registered efforts made to promote organic farming in the state.
Shah also spent time at the National Forensic Sciences University (NFSU) to inaugurate the excellence center for the research and analysis of narcotopic drugs and psychotropic substances (NDPS).
This center will not only help track the origin of drugs smuggled into the country, but will also help test employees of private companies in the near future, because of the possibility of drug abuse.
He also examined the cyber defense center and watched the original electrical oscillation system oscillation system function (BeOS) on the University campus.