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NGOs distribute clay Ganesha idols
State NGO Association president P Ashok Babu took part in the distribution campaign.The festive spirit should be taken in a positive way and everybody should strive to promote safe environment. Each one has got the responsibility to save environment and give healthy life for future generations,\" said APNGO Association president Ashok Babu.
Vijayawada: On account of Gansha Chaturdhi, representatives of different organisations here are busy promoting eco-friendly Gansha idols.To sensitise the public, APNGO Association in collaboration with 'Safenviron' distributed clay Gansha idols to the public at Patamata.
State NGO Association president P Ashok Babu took part in the distribution campaign.The festive spirit should be taken in a positive way and everybody should strive to promote safe environment. Each one has got the responsibility to save environment and give healthy life for future generations," said APNGO Association president Ashok Babu.
Safenviron Chairman Velagapudi Venkateswar Rao said, "Using clay idols will make festival celebrations more prosperous and ensure chemical free environment. Every Gansha pandal in the city should distribute a plant along with an idol." APNGO District president A Vidyasagar, Safenviron Managing Director Velagapudi Vandana and a few other government employees participated in the idol distribution programme.
