Supreme Court Judge Justice Madan B lokur on Saturday said that a Mobile Phone Application Software (App) will soon be launched for lawyers to enable them get case details electronically. This will help the advocates to do away with the practice of keeping bulky diaries, he added during the inauguration ceremony of ‘Rooftop solar plant’ at Garhwa Civil Court on Thursday.
The SC judge also hailed the efforts of running district courts with solar energy in the State and said that it would help save energy. Acting Chief Justice of Jharkhand High Court Justice DN Patel also hailed the initiative and thanked CM Raghubar Das, who, he said, has been working actively in the area of renewable energy. Patel said that soon Gumla District and Sessions Court campus will also be equipped with the ‘Rooftop solar plant’.
CM Raghubar Das along with Justice lokur, Justice Patel along with others inaugurated the 110 KW solar rooftop plant at Garhwa Civil Court campus set up with a cost of Rs 1.32 crore. The plant can be used to run all types of systems. The CM said that such plants have been installed in Khunti and Sahebganj earlier and within next three months another plant will be set up in Gumla.
Das thanked Justice DN Patel along with all officers and workers and said that due to everyone’s collective work the State has been successful in setting up the plants.
Das said that the Government has fixed a target of making electricity reach 68 lakh families of 32,000 villages in the State by December 2018. Also, by the end of 2019 two third transmission lines would be laid. In 11 cities and towns including Jamshepur, Dhanbad,, Bokaro, Deoghar the government in putting up lED street lights by Durga Puja.
The CM said that the Government was committed to provide basic amenities alongwith clean drinking water, clean air and environment.
He said that several Government buildings are being equipped with solar power plants, which will decrease pollution. The Government will gift farmers with green revolution energy in coming days, he said appealing to the masses to use solar power.
Das also called upon the farmers of the State to increasingly use solar power system so that they can get maximum benefits.
During the programme, seven victims were given compensation cheque and members of Pragatisheel Women SHG, Tandwa were also given appreciation letter by the CM.
Justice HC Mishra, Justice S Chandrasekhar of Jharkhand High Court, Health Minister Ramchandra Chandrawanshi, Palamu MP BD Ram, MlA Satendranath Tiwari, Energy Secretary Nitin Madan Kulkarni, PDJ Civil Court Pankaj Srivastava alongwith others were present on the occasion.