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PM hails Bihar’s New Ramsar Sites as Milestone in India’s Wetlands Conservation Drive

Prime Minister Narendra Modi lauded the addition of two Ramsar sites in Bihar—Gokul Jalashay (448 ha) and Udaipur Jheel (319 ha)—highlighting wetlands’ role in sustainable development. This development underscores key UPSC themes such as wetland conservation under the Ramsar Convention, state‑central coordination, and…
Prime Minister's Office PM hails Bihar’s New Ramsar Sites as Milestone in India’s Wetlands Conservation Drive Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi today lauded the addition of two new Ramsar Sites from Bihar—Gokul Jalashay (448 hectares) in Buxar district and Udaipur Jheel (319 hectares) in West Champaran district—as a proud moment for India’s environmental stewardship. Responding to a post by Union Minister Shri Bhupender Yadav on X, the PM said: “Wonderful news! Wetlands are vital to sustainable development. A special appreciation to the people of Bihar, who are showing in thought and action how to be at the forefront of environmental conservation.” Wonderful news! Wetlands are vital to sustainable development. A special appreciation to the people of Bihar, who are showing in thought and action how to be at the forefront of environmental conservation. https://t.co/BXUNIjl46S — Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) September 27, 2025 ***** MJPS/SR/SKS (Release ID: 2172186)
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Prime Minister's Office PM hails Bihar’s New Ramsar Sites as Milestone in India’s Wetlands Conservation Drive Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi today lauded the addition of two new Ramsar Sites from Bihar—Gokul Jalashay (448 hectares) in Buxar district and Udaipur Jheel (319 hectares) in West Champaran district—as a proud moment for India’s environmental stewardship. Responding to a post by Union Minister Shri Bhupender Yadav on X, the PM said: “Wonderful news! Wetlands are vital to sustainable development. A special appreciation to the people of Bihar, who are showing in thought and action how to be at the forefront of environmental conservation.” Wonderful news! Wetlands are vital to sustainable development. A special appreciation to the people of Bihar, who are showing in thought and action how to be at the forefront of environmental conservation. https://t.co/BXUNIjl46S — Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) September 27, 2025 ***** MJPS/SR/SKS (Release ID: 2172186)
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