Ashwini Vaishnaw released ‘Go Green, Go Organic’ cover for Sikkim

Ashwini Vaishnaw released ‘Go Green, Go Organic’ cover for Sikkim

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Category : National Published on: March 10 2023

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  • Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw and four Sikkim ministers has released a unique cover of the Department of Posts, ‘Go Green, Go Organic’ for Sikkim.
  • Special cover on ‘Go Green, Go Organic’ released for World’s first organic state Sikkim.
  • The special cover is a testament to the state’s achievements in organic farming and progress and a reminder of the importance of sustainable development for the entire country.
  • The union minister thanked Department of Posts for this release and congratulated Sikkim State for its achievements of becoming the first state of the world to get recognized as an Organic state by the World Book of Records (London).
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