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| Sangarsh organizes lecture on "Environment and Sustainable Development | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Nov 5: In order to sensitize the society about the impending dangers from the environmental degradation and its adverse effects on the whole human kind, Sangarsh, a movement for Justice, Equality, Peace, Prosperity and Brotherhood in order to start the lecture series on this years theme "Our Life Our Environment" organised the first lecture on "Environment and Sustainable Development" which was delivered by Dr. Renu Nanda, Associate Professor, Department of Education and a renowned social activists. She interacted with the scholars and students of university of Jammu and initiated the dialogue wherein she shared her practical experiences regarding the sustainable environment.
She observed that children are more eco-friendly than adults. In order to create environment free from pollution and degradation she highlighted the need to devise different frame work for rural and urban areas for the eco friendly environment.
Mahesh Kaul Organising Secretary, Sangarsh managed the whole proceedings of the session and he suggested that environment conservation policies should be devised by involving all the stake holders and by devising multi disciplinary approach.
General Secretary of the Sangarsh Movement Suresh Kumar highlighting the problems being faced by the common people particularly in rainy season due to the shortage of infrastructure advised to submit a proposal to the Jammu Municipal Corporation and Jammu University authorities regarding the environment protection and installation of more dustbins, besides other necessary requirements. Stress was laid on environment legislation and their proper implementation by Suraj Singh, various students and Scholars from different departments participated and gave their valuable suggestions. Prominent among them include Ashok Singh, Vishal Singh Pathnia, Bhanu Pratap, Taniya Akhter, Meenakshi Anand, Ramashwari, Tabish Tanvir and Monika.
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