Hindu Dharma Parirakshana Trust calls for protection of rivers
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The Hindu Dharma Parirakshana Trust is urging public action to protect rivers from pollution and degradation ahead of World Rivers Day.
The Hindu — Andhra PradeshThe brief
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- The Andhra Pradesh State Hindu Dharma Parirakshana Trust is calling for public efforts to preserve water resources and keep rivers clean.
- Chairperson Dasari Srinivasulu identifies industrialization, urbanization, and waste dumping as major threats to the health of river ecosystems.
- The organization plans to hold an awareness walk in Prakasam district during the upcoming Navaratri festival.
- Protecting river health is necessary to ensure the sustainability of agriculture and local biodiversity.
What to watch next
- The Pada Yatra awareness campaign in Prakasam district from October 11 to 20
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Dasari Srinivasulu
Chairman of the Hindu Dharma Parirakshana Trust
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“Rivers are among the most precious gifts bestowed upon humanity by nature. Human civilisations originated and flourished along the banks of river valleys.”
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…trust functioning under the Endowments department, urged the public to preserve the purity of rivers and utilise every single drop of water responsibly. Speaking to The Hindu, HDPT Chairman Dasari Srinivasulu said, “ Rivers are among the most precious gifts bestowed upon humanity by nature. Human civilisations originated and flourished along the banks of river valleys. ” “However, as a consequence of modern industrialisation and excessive urbanisation, these vital arteries are now trapped in the severe clutches of pollution, risking their very existence. World Rivers Day is celebrated…
“However, as a consequence of modern industrialisation and excessive urbanisation, these vital arteries are now trapped in the severe clutches of pollution, risking their very existence. World Rivers Day is celebrated with an international resolve to recall the importance of rivers,”
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…to The Hindu, HDPT Chairman Dasari Srinivasulu said, “Rivers are among the most precious gifts bestowed upon humanity by nature. Human civilisations originated and flourished along the banks of river valleys.” “ However, as a consequence of modern industrialisation and excessive urbanisation, these vital arteries are now trapped in the severe clutches of pollution, risking their very existence. World Rivers Day is celebrated with an international resolve to recall the importance of rivers, ” he said. The HDPT chief is undertaking a ‘Pada Yatra’ in Prakasam district from October 11 to 20, during Navaratri period, to create awareness among the local people about safeguarding the Gundlakamma river from…
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