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Jana Sena will undertake a programme on conservation of Rivers and Telugu language: Pawan Kalyan
On the occasion of World Environment Day, the Jana Sena president Pawan Kalyan urged to protect the elements of the environment including air, fire, water and land on Friday in a statement.
Amaravati: On the occasion of World Environment Day, the Jana Sena president Pawan Kalyan urged to protect the elements of the environment including air, fire, water and land on Friday in a statement. He stated that the environment is the key to the well being of mankind.
He urged the people to protect the environment which will provide health as well as wealth to us. He informed that there was no need for hospitals in places where a good environment was preserved. He said that the Jana Sena will strive for the environmental-based growth process.
As part of it, it has initiated a programme "Mana Nadi – Mana Nudi" (Our river – Our language). On the occasion of World Environment Day, everyone must decide what actions are to be taken to protect the environment this year.
He said that the Jana Sena will take forward "Mana Nadi – Mana Nudi" programme in the Telugu States after the normalcy is restored. Since the COVID19 is still spreading, he said that the party will take up the programme after this pandemic. Planting saplings will be taken up. The Jana Sena will continue to raise voice against the industries which are polluting the environment, he observed.
