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Pollution in Small Parts of India. |
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Hello everyone,
Even though I am new to TUNZA, I have been observing and thinking of ways to check pollution in small parts of India for a long time. The biggest problem with the small parts is that most of the people there don't even know about pollution and continue to hurt mother earth recklessly. In the big cities, continuous drives, events and conferences have made sure that people are aware of the harmful effects of pollution. Currently, I am living in Patna, the capital city of the state of Bihar but I have lived in many small parts of Bihar and it is shocking to see how uneducated people are about the environment. India is a country which comprises mostly of villages and small towns where people hate to have a break in their routine, let alone doing something for the environment consciously. This is the case not only with Bihar but with most of the small towns and cities in India. There is an apparent lack of dedicated bodies in such small parts of India. One thing, however, is notable that rivers in India are relatively clean. That is because Indians, traditionally, have worshiped rivers as Goddesses and so, try their best not to pollute them. These small parts can be crucial in the fight against pollution and ecological imbalance. Let's think about something friends and work with TUNZA to address this concern. Cheers:-) |
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Nice report from you
Posted 31-03-2013 11:32
nowadays, we could find pollution almost in all area. Everyday, i always face air pollution. :(
Posted 27-03-2013 12:28
You are most welcome Janak.
Posted 24-03-2013 00:10
thanks for the report.
Posted 23-03-2013 18:39
I am looking forward to that Pratap. Thanks.
Posted 23-03-2013 13:23
welcome to the family, lets start interacting among people finding applicable and feasible solutions.
Posted 23-03-2013 11:28
Thanks Dhiroj and Christy.
Posted 22-03-2013 12:57
First of all welcome in TUNZA family. And keep it up your good works mother nature will bless you.
Posted 22-03-2013 10:39
Welcome to Eco-generation family, Lakshya :)
As you wrote that you were surprised at how the people are unaware of the environment, education is a crucial factor to mitigate climate change.
Posted 20-03-2013 14:21
You are most Welcome.
Posted 20-03-2013 13:02
thanks for the info.
Posted 20-03-2013 11:00