Manipur CM distributes environment-friendly autos to 65 beneficiaries
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Manipur CM distributes environment-friendly autos to 65 beneficiaries
To promote e-mobility in the state, Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh distributed e-autos to 65 beneficiaries including 9 women at an event held at Kangla in Imphal, Manipur on April 07.
For betterment of environment, Singh stressed the need to replace all the diesel autos with e-autos by providing grants and loans from the Government.
The monetary assistance of Rs.
1, 40,000 was granted to beneficiaries for the purchase of the e- rickshaw.
The initiative is being taken by Manipur State Action Plan on Climate Change to curve the risks and vulnerabilities.
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