The effect of PM Modi’s saving appeal is visible in four states. In Delhi, Minister Ashish Sood first took the metro and then an e-rickshaw to go to the program. In Madhya Pradesh, Justice DD Bansal reached the High Court riding a bicycle. Not only this, CM Mohan Yadav has reduced the number of vehicles in his convoy. On the other hand, in Uttar Pradesh, MPs and MLAs were ordered to travel by bus and metro for one day. In all the big corporate offices in the state, there will be work from home 2 days a week. Apart from this, Maharashtra Minister Ashish Selar announced to postpone foreign travel. He said on Monday that he will not attend the Cannes Film Festival to be held in France this year. 1. Madhya Pradesh: Brake on VIP convoys, CM will reduce vehicles. Now the number of vehicles in the convoys of ministers and VIPs will be limited in Madhya Pradesh. Besides, there will be a ban on rallies during government tours and excursions. Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has Z+ security category. For this reason, till now his convoy consisted of a total of 13 vehicles. After the new order, now only 8 vehicles will be included in the convoy of the Chief Minister during his local tour in Bhopal. Read full news… 2. Uttar Pradesh: MP-MLAs will travel by bus-metro one day; 2 days work from home: After PM Modi’s appeal regarding the energy crisis in the country, the Yogi government in UP has taken 7 major decisions on Tuesday. The convoy of Chief Minister, Ministers, MLAs and officers will reduce by 50%. Once a week they will have to travel by public transport or bus-metro. All government meetings, seminars, conferences, workshops will be virtual. 50% of the meetings of the State Secretariat will also be virtual. CM said, advisory should be issued at the state level for companies which have a large number of employees to work from home two days a week. CM Yogi has also made 10 appeals to the people. He said that No Vehicle Day should be celebrated once a week. Save petrol, diesel and electricity. Decorative lights should be lit less. Read full news… 3. Delhi: Minister Ashish Sood reached the program first by metro, then by e-rickshaw. Delhi Education Minister Ashish Sood on Tuesday traveled in Delhi Metro from INA to Karkardooma Court and then took an e-rickshaw from the metro station to ‘CM Shri School’ located in Surajmal Vihar. There he participated in a session with heads of schools from Zone 1 and 2. 4. Maharashtra: Minister will not go to France, reduced the expenses of the department. Maharashtra government minister Ashish Shelar said that he will not attend the Cannes Film Festival to be held in France this year. Shelar said- Keeping national interests at the forefront in challenging times, a decision has been taken to exercise restraint in departmental expenditure. The state Minister for Cultural Affairs, Electronics, IT and Artificial Intelligence said that meetings will be held through virtual platforms. However, Shelar said the government machinery will continue to provide necessary coordination for Marathi films participating in the Cannes Film Festival. Wherever necessary to promote Marathi cinema, they will participate online. Two days, two places, PM repeated the appeal May 11: Modi said in Vadodara – use public transport May 10: PM said in Hyderabad – postpone foreign travel
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