Taking forward the Government of India initiative of Mission Amrit Sarovar, the Indian Army in a joint effort with the District Administration, West Kameng, dedicated the Amrit Sarovar at Tenga Valley, Arunachal Pradesh to the people of the area.
The project aims at rainwater harvesting along with community empowerment, in line with the guidelines of Government of India.
The Sarovar, constructed by the Army with the support of the local administration, was inaugurated by the General Officer Commanding of Gajraj Corps local formation based at Rupa.
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The DC of West Kameng district was also present for the occasion where the multi-purpose facility was dedicated to the people. The project is being lauded by all and is seen as being symbolic of seamless civil-military fusion towards the development of the area.
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