Uttarakhand CM Dhami engages with citizens via CM Helpline-1905

Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami on Wednesday engaged directly with citizens who had lodged complaints through the CM Helpline-1905, seeking their feedback and urging officials to resolve pending issues promptly and seriously.

Dhami expressed satisfaction that many complainants’ problems have already been addressed and emphasized that “trust of the public is our biggest inspiration.”

He assured the public of the government’s commitment to swiftly resolving issues and holding the administration accountable. “Our government is working, considering public service as paramount. Our effort is to ensure that no citizen of the state faces any kind of problem. Fixing the accountability of the administration and getting the problems resolved quickly is our priority,” he said.

Earlier in the day, Dhami participated in the flag-off ceremony of the third mountaineering expedition ‘Shaurya,’ organized by the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF).

The Chief Minister extended his best wishes to the brave NDRF personnel embarking on the challenging expedition. “I feel very happy that our NDRF’s brave soldiers are going to touch the heights of the Himalayas under their third expedition...I wish you all the best for this journey and pray to Baba Kedar, Lord Badri Vishal and Ganga Maiya to make your journey successful and may you all complete this journey safely,” he said.

Dhami also laid the foundation stone for a new hostel at Saraswati Vidya Mandir in Manduwala, Dehradun. Addressing the students, he highlighted the importance of the hostel in supporting their overall development alongside providing residential facilities.

The Chief Minister congratulated the school for achieving 100 percent results in the recently concluded 10th and 12th board examinations.

He further noted that under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership, significant reforms have transformed the country’s education system, with Uttarakhand becoming the first state to implement the new education policy.

The state is currently constructing 141 PM Shri Vidyalayas and Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Residential Schools. Additionally, virtual classrooms have been set up in 500 schools across 13 districts, and NCERT books have been made compulsory in all government schools to ensure quality education.