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Rally for Rivers in Vijayawada on Sept 13
Isha Foundation will conduct ‘Rally for Rivers’ to create awareness on the protection of rivers as part of its nation-wide programme in city on September 13. Isha Foundation’s representative V Jogulamba said the importance of rivers would be campaigned in the event by highlighting key points, which would be most useful to human life.
Vijayawada: Isha Foundation will conduct ‘Rally for Rivers’ to create awareness on the protection of rivers as part of its nation-wide programme in city on September 13. Isha Foundation’s representative V Jogulamba said the importance of rivers would be campaigned in the event by highlighting key points, which would be most useful to human life.
Isha Foundation will organise rallies in 16 states covering 7,000 kilometre from September 3 to October 2. Isha Foundation head Sadguru Jaggi Vasudev will also take part in the rallies. “Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu also accepted to participate in rally the meeting would be held in Vijayawada city,” she said and added that the Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra governments had decided to build greenery nearby rivers following the efforts of foundation.
