and we will discuss in detail about our objectives. Till then you will definitely keep patience and stay in Forestry solidarity....
Thank you everyone!🙏
@RohitForester
I understand that a lot of questions may be arising in your mind right now, but let i tell you, our NFGA registration process is going on as soon as nd it will take 1-2months whn NFGA will take place, after that we Will online meet the Forestry students of all the states.
Sikkim Forest Dept.should abolish the criteria of filling the RFO vacancies through 100% in-service promotion, instead, follow the proper recruitment policy framed by govt. at 50:50. 50% through promotion, 50% through direct recruitment.
#ForestrySoleEligibility_4SFSs
@GolayPs
The Governing Body of ICAR Society in its 273rd Meeting held in 2016, has approved a UG degree in Agriculture&Allied subjects including https://t.co/TLAklkE53m Forestry as a professional course. Forest department should provide a 100% reservation in ACF&RFO to forestry graduates.
There needs to be Reform in the Forest Department. The Government should ensure that the jobs needs to be given to Forestry Graduates who have undergone professional forestry courses instead of relying on people from other background.
#ForestrySoleEligibilty_4SFSs
It is clearly mentioned in NFP of 1988 that forestry graduates should be preferred in forest service for achieving SDGs and better management of forest in India but government is not preferring those professionals, Why?
#ForestrySoleEligibility_4SFSs@PMOIndia@PrakashJavdekar
Despite devoting four years for the course,forestry graduates still struggle for jobs.Preference should be given to the graduates for recruitment in posts such as ACF&RFO.
#ForestrySoleEiligibility_4SFSs
@GolayPs @IndraHangSubba1@sikkimgovt
Justice will be given to Sikkimese forestry graduates until and unless they are given right platform n opportunities to execute their talents in similar line with other Indian states in professional recruitment.
#ForestrySoleEligibility_4SFSs@PMOIndia @GolayPs @PrakashJavdekar
The sole objective of NPF, 1988 was to achieve 1/3rd of India's total geographical area under forest/tree cover. Even after 32 years of implementing the policy, the country hasn't achieved its goal.Give chance to forestry graduates professional, will achieve this figure.