Marking the World Environment Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi planted a sapling at the lawns of his Race Course Road residence and urged people to work towards protecting the environment for the sake of future generations.
(What Restaurants are Doing with Their Leftover Food)Pitching for taking steps to protect the earth, Modi said, "Our ancestors have done it for us and now it is our responsibility to preserve it for the future generations."(8 Environment-Friendly Eating Habits)He placed a traditional earthen-pot (matka) along with a 'Kadamb' sapling, which is a traditional way of conserving water and ensuring that the sapling has regular water supply, a PMO statement said. Union Minister for Environment and Forests, Prakash Javadekar, was also present for the occasion.
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(What Restaurants are Doing with Their Leftover Food)Pitching for taking steps to protect the earth, Modi said, "Our ancestors have done it for us and now it is our responsibility to preserve it for the future generations."(8 Environment-Friendly Eating Habits)He placed a traditional earthen-pot (matka) along with a 'Kadamb' sapling, which is a traditional way of conserving water and ensuring that the sapling has regular water supply, a PMO statement said. Union Minister for Environment and Forests, Prakash Javadekar, was also present for the occasion.