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- Principal Secretary Vikas Kharge honored Nature lovers should contribute more for the protection of the environment - Governor
Mumbai, Dec 11: Indians have always had a sense of sanctity and respect for water sources, rivers, mountains, hills and forests. However, due to the influence of western culture, this feeling is reduced and the environment is being exploited everywhere. Jungle mafias are also operating in some places. In such a situation, nature-loving citizens need to contribute more to save the environment, said Governor Bhagat Singh Koshyari.
He was speaking at the occasion when 30 people from various fields working for forest and environment protection were conferred the Environment Friend Award at the hands of the Governor at Raj Bhavan.
At the hands of the Governor, Principal Secretary to the Chief Minister Vikas Kharge was honored with the Environment Friend Award for his outstanding work in the Forest Department. The event was organized by Gau Bharat Bharati and Karnala Charitable Trust in Pune. Trustee of Karnala Trust Chandrakant Shahsane, President of Gau Bharat Bharati Sanjay Sharma 'Aman', Forest Service Officer Ranganath Naikade and Nandini Shahsane were present on the occasion.
The books 'Paryavaran Vichar' written by Chandrakant Shah and 'Ganga Mahatmyam' written by the late Dr. Brahmashankar Vyas were published by the Governor. The forest department has the closest relationship with the environment. However, the staff-officers' relationship with the forest comes only for the job. Farmers, on the other hand, have a twenty-four hour relationship with nature. Therefore, farmers and uneducated women in rural areas are also more sensitive to the environment. The Governor said that this sensitivity and love of nature needs to be inculcated in the new generation. At the beginning of the program, tributes were paid to the forest martyrs.
Mahadev Jayaram, who is working in the tribal areas at the hands of the Governor, Parag Shripatrao Mate of 'Me Punekar' campaign, Dilip Trimbak Shelvante, Jaisingh Ranganath Javak, Gorakh Dagde Patil, Pritam Janardan Mahatre, Yashada officials Dr. Baban Jogdand, Pundalik Thotwe, Dr. Nagesh Kalyankar, Sanjay Manocha, Dr. Shagun Gupta, Puneet Kumar Vora, Hemant Kumar Tantia, IRS, Jitendra Kumar Sarangi, Monica Meena, Nikesh Tarachand Shah Jain, Vishal Bhagat, Dr. Rajesh c. Dere (Head of Forensic Medicine), Ajay Kaul, Him Bahadur Sonar, Journalist, Darjeeling, Dr. Khalid Sheikh (Sai ??Hospital), Dr. Viral Sakhia, Akash Shah, Priyank Shah, Vrinda Vijay Lathi, Sukhdev Yadav, Manikant Tiwari, Pankaj Panchal, Nandini Shahsane and Prem Kumar were honored.
Mumbai, Dec 11: Indians have always had a sense of sanctity and respect for water sources, rivers, mountains, hills and forests. However, due to the influence of western culture, this feeling is reduced and the environment is being exploited everywhere. Jungle mafias are also operating in some places. In such a situation, nature-loving citizens need to contribute more to save the environment, said Governor Bhagat Singh Koshyari.
He was speaking at the occasion when 30 people from various fields working for forest and environment protection were conferred the Environment Friend Award at the hands of the Governor at Raj Bhavan.
At the hands of the Governor, Principal Secretary to the Chief Minister Vikas Kharge was honored with the Environment Friend Award for his outstanding work in the Forest Department. The event was organized by Gau Bharat Bharati and Karnala Charitable Trust in Pune. Trustee of Karnala Trust Chandrakant Shahsane, President of Gau Bharat Bharati Sanjay Sharma 'Aman', Forest Service Officer Ranganath Naikade and Nandini Shahsane were present on the occasion.
The books 'Paryavaran Vichar' written by Chandrakant Shah and 'Ganga Mahatmyam' written by the late Dr. Brahmashankar Vyas were published by the Governor. The forest department has the closest relationship with the environment. However, the staff-officers' relationship with the forest comes only for the job. Farmers, on the other hand, have a twenty-four hour relationship with nature. Therefore, farmers and uneducated women in rural areas are also more sensitive to the environment. The Governor said that this sensitivity and love of nature needs to be inculcated in the new generation. At the beginning of the program, tributes were paid to the forest martyrs.
Mahadev Jayaram, who is working in the tribal areas at the hands of the Governor, Parag Shripatrao Mate of 'Me Punekar' campaign, Dilip Trimbak Shelvante, Jaisingh Ranganath Javak, Gorakh Dagde Patil, Pritam Janardan Mahatre, Yashada officials Dr. Baban Jogdand, Pundalik Thotwe, Dr. Nagesh Kalyankar, Sanjay Manocha, Dr. Shagun Gupta, Puneet Kumar Vora, Hemant Kumar Tantia, IRS, Jitendra Kumar Sarangi, Monica Meena, Nikesh Tarachand Shah Jain, Vishal Bhagat, Dr. Rajesh c. Dere (Head of Forensic Medicine), Ajay Kaul, Him Bahadur Sonar, Journalist, Darjeeling, Dr. Khalid Sheikh (Sai ??Hospital), Dr. Viral Sakhia, Akash Shah, Priyank Shah, Vrinda Vijay Lathi, Sukhdev Yadav, Manikant Tiwari, Pankaj Panchal, Nandini Shahsane and Prem Kumar were honored.
Mumbai, Dec 11: Indians have always had a sense of sanctity and respect for water sources, rivers, mountains, hills and forests. However, due to the influence of western culture, this feeling is reduced and the environment is being exploited everywhere. Jungle mafias are also operating in some places. In such a situation, nature-loving citizens need to contribute more to save the environment, said Governor Bhagat Singh Koshyari.
He was speaking at the occasion when 30 people from various fields working for forest and environment protection were conferred the Environment Friend Award at the hands of the Governor at Raj Bhavan.
At the hands of the Governor, Principal Secretary to the Chief Minister Vikas Kharge was honored with the Environment Friend Award for his outstanding work in the Forest Department. The event was organized by Gau Bharat Bharati and Karnala Charitable Trust in Pune. Trustee of Karnala Trust Chandrakant Shahsane, President of Gau Bharat Bharati Sanjay Sharma 'Aman', Forest Service Officer Ranganath Naikade and Nandini Shahsane were present on the occasion.
The books 'Paryavaran Vichar' written by Chandrakant Shah and 'Ganga Mahatmyam' written by the late Dr. Brahmashankar Vyas were published by the Governor. The forest department has the closest relationship with the environment. However, the staff-officers' relationship with the forest comes only for the job. Farmers, on the other hand, have a twenty-four hour relationship with nature. Therefore, farmers and uneducated women in rural areas are also more sensitive to the environment. The Governor said that this sensitivity and love of nature needs to be inculcated in the new generation. At the beginning of the program, tributes were paid to the forest martyrs.
Mahadev Jayaram, who is working in the tribal areas at the hands of the Governor, Parag Shripatrao Mate of 'Me Punekar' campaign, Dilip Trimbak Shelvante, Jaisingh Ranganath Javak, Gorakh Dagde Patil, Pritam Janardan Mahatre, Yashada officials Dr. Baban Jogdand, Pundalik Thotwe, Dr. Nagesh Kalyankar, Sanjay Manocha, Dr. Shagun Gupta, Puneet Kumar Vora, Hemant Kumar Tantia, IRS, Jitendra Kumar Sarangi, Monica Meena, Nikesh Tarachand Shah Jain, Vishal Bhagat, Dr. Rajesh c. Dere (Head of Forensic Medicine), Ajay Kaul, Him Bahadur Sonar, Journalist, Darjeeling, Dr. Khalid Sheikh (Sai ??Hospital), Dr. Viral Sakhia, Akash Shah, Priyank Shah, Vrinda Vijay Lathi, Sukhdev Yadav, Manikant Tiwari, Pankaj Panchal, Nandini Shahsane and Prem Kumar were honored.
