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SIkKIM HERAL Vol. 64 No. 09 visit us at www.ipr.sikkim.gov.in Gangtok (Tuesday) February 23, 2021 Regd. No.WB/SKM/01/2020-2022D Dr Lopsang Sangay calls on National Conference on Sikkim North Chief Minister Bengal Buddhist Conclave Gangtok February 22: National Conference on “Sikkim North Bengal Buddhist Conclave” was held at Manan Kendra, today. The programme was organized by Indian Himalayan Council of Nalanda Buddhist Tradition (IHCNBT) in collaboration with International Buddhist Confederation (IBC), Ministry of Culture, Government of India, New Delhi and supported by Ecclesiastical Department, Government of Sikkim. Gangtok, February 22: The the younger generation. The event was graced by President of the Central Tibet Dr Lopsang Sangay Chief Minister Mr. Prem Singh Administration, Dharamsala Dr informed the Chief Minister about Tamang as the chief guest. Lopsang Sangay called on the the proposed Nalanda University The Chief Minister, in his term. consolidation of the strategic area Chief Minister, Mr. Prem Singh at Bodh Gaya, Bihar. He added that address, expressed his pleasure to The Chief Minister further of the country. Tamang at his official residence at the Government of Bihar has be part of the august event. He said said that in the Himalayan Region, In conclusion, he said that Mintokgang, today. donated 60-acre land for the same that Sikkim has always had the Buddhist heritage is undergoing a the government will work towards In the meeting, they purpose and will be based on the blessings of Guru Rimpoche in the rapid transformation in its polity, strengthening the traditional discussed the need to preserve ancient University. form of his profound teachings. He culture and socio-economic structures that will establish greater and conserve traditional practices, The Chief Minister thanked said that Buddhism permeates changes leading to strategic understanding and harmony knowledge and history. The Chief him for his visit and applauded the compassion and it should be our challenges, which is one of the among various Buddhist Minister recalled his visit to work done during his tenure which effort to carry out enlightened powerful factors for cultural communities for larger good of Dharamsala where he had concludes in May 2021 and activities in any way that will guide mobilization and social stability in humanity, peace and harmony. mentioned the initiative to send the wished him success in his future us ensuring benefit and well-being Himalayan region and will cultural team to learn Tibetan endeavours. Likewise, Dr Lopsang in both the short term and the long continue to play a key role in future Contd.on page 7 performing art and culture. He also also expressed his gratitude for the emphasized the importance of hospitality accorded to him and his th documenting oral history for its entourage. 6 Meeting of Governing Council of NITI preservation and also to educate Aayog FPOs receive transportation Gangtok, February 20: The Chief Minister Mr. Prem Singh Tamang attended the 6th Meeting of the vehicles for marketing purpose Governing Council of NITI Aayog, 2021 via Video Conference, today. The Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi, Union Ministers, Chief Ministers, Lt. Governors, CEO (NITI Aayog) and other officials were also present during the conference. The Chief Minister in his address expressed his gratitude towards the Prime Minister, Union Cabinet members for the efficient handling of the pandemic and also thanked the health professionals and security personnel for their selfless dedication as well as the economy. Further, he also stated geographical facts and other scientists, who were involved in important points identified by the various reasons and stressed the the process of vaccine NITI Aayog and the concerns of need for proper highway and road development. He applauded the the Government in this area. connectivity. fact that the country was able to He added that the farmers in Speaking about the New develop the vaccine at a record the state have been using Education Policy 2020, the Chief Gangtok, February 18: The transportation vehicles under time on such a large scale. Farmers Producers Organizations Mission Organic Value Chain sustainable and eco-friendly Minister stated that Sikkim is all He added that Sikkim has organic fertilizers. set to commence the policy as (FPOs) of the State received Development for North Eastern been recovering from the transportation vehicles for Region, Phase-1. He stated that Sikkim has a comprehensive as possible and onslaughts of the pandemic and single highway connecting it to the requested for the communication marketing purpose of the The vehicle keys were has also been able to curb the agricultural produce on the handed over to seven FPOs rest of the country and is number of positive cases in the frequently disrupted, owing to Contd.on page 4 occasion of the State Level namely Ragdong Tintek Organic state. While mentioning some of Stakeholder Workshop on Farmers Farmers Producers Coop. Society the achievements in the past year, Producers Organization, held at Ltd. Tumin, East Sikkim, he spoke about revamping the Pearls of Wisdom Manan Kendra, today. Khamdong Singtam Organic organic synergy of the State and The Chief Minister Mr. Prem Farmers Producers Cooperative deliberating ways to turn Sikkim “Start where you are. Use what you have. Do what you Singh Tamang (handed over the Society Ltd, Lingzey, East Sikkim, into the Green capital of India and Vehicle Keys to seven FPOs and Ranikhola Farmers Producers can.” also contribute to the Prime -Arthur Ashe flagged off the subsidised Contd.on page 6 Minister target of a 5 trillion SIKKIM HERALD Gangtok (Tuesday) February 23, 2021 2 District Diary Entrepreneurship Development Programme Training for South Chief Minister attends Losar celebration and West Districts held Mangan, February 21: Chief He stated that the state Namchi, February 22: A three collaboration with DIC (S/W) The objective of the Minister Mr. Prem Singh Tamang government has been working day-long Entrepreneurship Jorethang had the participation Entrepreneurship Development attended Losar celebration as the efficiently and would continue to Development Programme (EDP) of 27 beneficiaries under SYSS Programme training is to facilitate chief guest at Upper Rongong, do so for Sikkim, particularly in the Training for beneficiaries under from both South and West and develop entrepreneurial North Sikkim, today. The event was rural areas. He highlighted various the Skilled Youth Start-Up Districts. abilities among the beneficiaries organized by Rongong Youth schemes and works of the Scheme (SYSS) commenced in The inaugural session had under SYSS in order to aid them Club, North Sikkim. government and urged the people the Conference Hall of Karfectar, the presence of General Manager, to conceive, plan, initiate and The Chief Minister to work together as a community. today. The training organized by DIC (S/W) Jorethang Mrs. launch an economic activity or an expressed his joy and gratitude to He assured that the government Positron Computer Education Sukmaya Subba as the chief the Rongong Youth Club and the would create avenues and Institute, Gangtok in guest. Contd. on page 6 people of North district for inviting sincerely work towards propelling him to be a part of the celebrations. the state to newer heights. Coordination meeting for implementation of Aatma Nirbhar Sikkim Model Integrated Child Development Services held (ICDS) Centre inaugurated Gyalshing, February 22: A District Collector, (West), Mr. flagship programme, ‘Aatma coordination meeting with regard Agawane Rohan Ramesh chaired Nirbhar Bharat’ of the Ministry Gyalshing, February 17: A model centre having kindergarten to the implementation of Aatma the meeting. of Youth Affairs and Sports, Integrated Child Development facilities will act as a stepping Nirbhar Sikkim was held at the It may be mentioned that Government of India to inculcate Services (ICDS) Centre and stone for other districts as well Conference Hall of the Zilla Aatma Nirbhar Sikkim is a joint the entrepreneurship skills kindergarten section constructed to delve into such productive Panchayat Bhavan, Kyongsa, initiative of District among the students and youth, through NITI Aayog and Social effort. West Sikkim, today. Additional Administration and Nehru Yuva Welfare Department Government DC (West) Mr. Karma R. Contd. on page 6 Kendra, West Sikkim under the of Sikkim under aspirational Bonpo informed that ICDS centre district programme was having facility of kindergarten 1st Block Level Junior Olympic Games held at North Sikkim inaugurated today at Pelling, section was initiated to create West Sikkim, today. Mrs. Sarda convergence between ICDS and Mangan, February 22: The 1st Chairman for Sikkim Welfare The football final was Tamang, attended the event as pre - schooling facilities such as Block level Inter School Junior Commission Mr. N.T. Lepcha was played in the Under 14 and 17 the chief guest. lower and upper kindergarten. Olympic Games under “Sports for the chief guest for the boys categories. The winners The event also drew light Government Contractor Mr. Peace and Development,” Khelo programme. were: Under 14 boys- Thingchim on the technical report stating Narayan Khatiwada who had India 2020-2021 was held in Naga The event consisted of Secondary School, Under 17 that the two storied ICDS Centre executed ICDS centre’s Public Ground, today. It was various sports activities such as boys- Mangan Senior Secondary having kindergarten section
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