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Himachal is a destination where people come to visit. The calm atmosphere in the mountains and the proximity of nature gives such pleasure that there is nothing to ask for. Himachal is the best place to spend quality time. There are many tourist places here which even foreigners come to see. Especially in summer. When you go to Himachal during your holidays, you will feel as if you are here. Because there are a lot of people, crowd everywhere means no fun. But one problem in such a situation is that there is a lot of dirt there. People throw garbage here and there. However, now the Himachal Pradesh High Court has taken a tough stand against this problem.
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Himachal Pradesh High Court has given a new decision. To promote sustainable tourism, the court has made garbage bags mandatory for tourists visiting the state. That is, do not throw garbage anywhere during your trip to Himachal. Throw garbage in the garbage bag you have. The reason for implementing this decision is to prevent environmental pollution. So if you are planning to go to Himachal, then first of all keep a garbage bag.
Hearing took place in Himachal High Court
Garbage bags have been made mandatory for tourists visiting Himachal. A public interest litigation related to environmental concerns was heard in the Himachal Pradesh High Court. On which the division bench of Justice Tarlok Singh Chauhan and Justice Sushil Kukreja of Himachal Pradesh High Court ordered to improve the environmental waste management system in the state. Earlier recently, the Uttarakhand government had also given a similar order. In which it was made mandatory for tourists visiting the state to carry a dustbin or garbage bag in their vehicles.
Sikh took it from Sikkim government
In the High Court hearing on July 19, the division bench ordered the state that the government should focus on tourism like the states of Goa and Sikkim. The bench said in the order that the state should learn from the Sikkim government to ensure tourism and participation of all communities. All travelers entering these states are required to carry a large garbage bag in their vehicle. Tour operators, travel agencies and drivers are also mandated to share information on garbage collection and disposal.
Himachal preys on tourists
Tourism is the mainstay of Himachal Pradesh's economy. Every year an average of 1.5 crore tourists visit here, which contributes significantly to the state's GDP. Places like Shimla, Manali, Kullu, Dharamshala etc. are crowded for summer vacations and to welcome the New Year. Himachal is also a major center of religious tourism, where lakhs of devotees come. The tourism industry in Himachal Pradesh has provided employment to lakhs of people. The number of tourists in Himachal Pradesh has increased steadily in the last ten years.