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Moreover, state transport unit with highest KMPL, i.e. below 23%, is given annual cash award of Rs 75,000, which Tawang unit has own this year, he added.
Terming this as a momentous occasion, Thungon said that this proved all APST staff, particularly of topographically tough Tawang, have been working conscientiously to save fuel.
Climate change facing the world now is the greatest threat to human existence. Everything moves by fuel and without its conservation world will come to a standstill, he said.
The hottest day in April experienced in 75 years indicated the ill effects of greenhouse gases and if it continues the temperature would come down to 2 degree which would be disastrous, he said and called for consorted efforts by one and all to save the planet. He also advocated involving the religious leaders to influence their followers in this regard.
Earlier, Indian Oil Corporation Ltd’s Arunachal Pradesh coordinator Tage Nobin explained the objectives of Sakshyam and activities to be conducted across the state, particularly in schools to involve the youth during April 12 to 30 under Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav through green and clean energy for sustainable development and environment protection.
He also read out opinion of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and message of state Governor Brig (Retd) B D Mishra before administering pledge to the gathering, mostly officers/officials of oil companies and state government.
He also read out opinion of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and message of state Governor Brig (Retd) B D Mishra before administering pledge to the gathering, mostly officers/officials of oil companies and state government.