Environmental Awareness Program

Virajpet, Jun. 19: Sri Kshetra Dharmasthala Rural Development Project B.C. Trust (R) Virajpet organized an environmental information program at Thitimathi Government Higher Primary School.

Sri Kshetra Dharmasthala Rural Development Project District Director Vitthal Shivappa inaugurated the program by watering a salian plant. Speaking later, he said that environmental protection is the need of the day and the environment is very important for the life of humans and animals. We should understand the importance of medicinal plants around us and protect them. He called on the students to plant more plants around the school premises and houses and create a better environment for the next generation by keeping the environment clean.

The program was attended by Parvati, Headmistress of Government Higher Primary School, Shekhar, President of the Union, Anoop Kumar, Member of Thitimathi Gram Panchayat, Saroja, Seva Pratinidhi, Geetha, Zonal Supervisor, Shaurya Disaster Management Team members, Vasant, Agriculture Supervisor, the school teaching staff and students.

On this occasion, prizes were distributed to the winners of the essay, painting and leaf identification competitions organized as part of environmental awareness.

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