Shimla, July 1 -- Chief minister (CM) Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu on Tuesday said that the first indigenous Biochar plant of country being set up in Hamirpur's Neri will not only contribute to environmental conservation but also create livelihood opportunities for the local community while enhancing public awareness about environmental conservation. While reviewing the ongoing progress of the Biochar plants on Tuesday, the CM said the project would generate employment opportunities, promote sustainable management of forest resources and assist the State in earning carbon credits thereby contributing immensely to both environmental conservation and economic development. Earlier, CM Sukhu, while meeting Omkar Kapila, the newly appointed chairperson of the district child welfare committee, Una, said that the committee should work with dedicationto protect the rights of children, ensuring they receive justice whenever required andpromote greater public awareness of the child welfare and protection.htc...