Sri Vijaya Puram, Oct 27: Heartfelt gratitude is extended to Mr. P. K. Paul, Conservator of Forests, Office of the Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (PCCF), Van Sadan, by Hindu Rashtra Shakti for his commendable efforts in facilitating the acceptance of the formal proposal for the development of eco-tourism facilities at Saddle Peak National Park.
As per a press released issued by Hindu Rashtra Shakti the proposal, examined by the Divisional Forest Officer (Wildlife Division), Mayabunder, envisions the construction of a wooden bridge across the perennial stream, maintenance of a fair-weather road with regular upkeep in place of a motorable road, and the construction of a watchtower at the hilltop to provide panoramic scenic views. The plan ensures a perfect blend of ecological balance and tourism promotion.
Directions have been issued to the DFO (Wildlife), Mayabunder, for the eco-friendly development of visitor facilities at Saddle Peak as part of the three-year action plan (2026–27 to 2028–29).
Special appreciation and thanks are conveyed to the Lt. Governor, Chief Secretary, Principal Chief Conservator of Forests, and the Deputy Commissioner (North & Middle Andaman) for their vision and guidance in promoting eco-friendly tourism, contributing to a drug-free Andaman, employment generation, and tourism growth.
On behalf of the Hindu Rashtra Shakti (HRS), Mr. Rakeshwar Lall, State President, along with the HRS team, and Mr. Sekhar Rao from the Mission Drugs Free Andaman, expressed their sincere gratitude to the Administration and Forest Department for their proactive steps towards sustainable development, youth empowerment, and environmental conservation in the islands.
This initiative reflects a unified commitment to making Andaman a model for eco-tourism, clean environment, and social responsibility.
