Paryavaran Kumbh 2018

 Paryavaran Kumbh 2018

Aryabhatt Science Club Ranka invited and participated in

Paryavaran Kumbh,Varanasi

Aryabhatt Science Club , Ranka invited and participated  at Pryavaran

Kumbh at Mahatma Gandhi Kashi Vidyapith, Varanasi from 1 -2

December 2018 jointly organised by the Govt. Of Uttar Pradesh and

Mahatma Gandhi Kashi Vidyapith.This invitation sent to the club for

outstanding work in the field of Environment and Science

Communication from 6years.Four members of this club were invited to this

event coordinator of Aryabhatt Science Club Ranka Alok Kumar

Chaudhary, Treasure of Aryabhatt Science Club Ranka Mohit

Chaudhary, Resource office and planning officer Anish Kumar Gupta

and Avinash Kumar.

But only treasure and resources officers of this club take part in this

event for the learn and share their idea at the conference due to also

participation in state-level National Children’s science congress

2018. The idea and knowledge they learnt at the conference also will

communicate to others for saving life and earth.

Pryavaran kumbh is a environment awareness and thinking event

announced by the Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh Govt. for a green

future, at Mahatma Gandhi Kashi Vidyapith and inaugurated by the

deputy Chief Minister of the U.P. Govt. Shri Dinesh Sharma.

In the conceptual Kumbh, about three thousand experts from across

the country will be looking for 'Sanjivani' by churning for two days to

solve the deeper environmental crisis. Due to the darshan of

Prabhjan-Archana and lamp lighting the environment Kumbh, Deputy

CM Dinesh Sharma said that the harmony with human nature has

ended. Increasing danger on the environment has clouded human

existence.

Dinesh Sharma said that the human genre of Indian culture is of

environment protection, balance and friendship towards it. It has a

sense of respect and protection towards animals, flora, river-tanks.

Today, the whole world is suffering because of the mess in nature

with current nature of consumerism. The solution is to remove the

human itself. He said, 'It is our endeavor that the environment be

included in the curriculum at the school level as an important subject.

Suresh Soni, the keynote speaker of the first session, emphasized

changing the thinking of the environment and applying it accordingly.

He said that environmental protection can be done only from Indian

lifestyle. We must fulfill the needs of nature rather than our desires.

The indiscriminate exploitation of natural resources has brought it to

the mouth of the trench. To change this situation, everyone will have

to think and change their lifestyle. Dr. SP Gautam, former Chairman,

Central Pollution Control Board, Dr. S.L. Rathore, former Director

General of Indian Metrological Division; Dr. Punit Mishra, Head of

Health Community Development; Sirish Kedare of IIT Mumbai; Vice

Chancellor of Gautam Buddha University; BP Sharma, Krishi Vijnan

Specialist and former Vice Chancellor of BHU Dr. Punjab Singh,

Director General of Agriculture Research Kallu Gautam,

Environmentalist Dr. Gajanan Dange and others working in this area

have also been included. In it, sand art, sea churning and

environmental related images are the center of attraction. Posters

relating to the environment under Green Good Deeds have been planted

by the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Change. More than one

hundred paintings related to the environment created by artists have

also been found here. Pros of World Indian University Saurabh

Chakraborty, Prashant Vaidya of Ahmedabad, Karunakara Satpathy

of Odisha, S. S. of Telangana. The photographs of 50 leading

photographers including Sujan, Ravi Zillapatti have also been

displayed. In the first session on Sunday, the second day of the

Environmental Kumbha, Chief Speaker Prof. Bhagwati Prasad

Sharma said that the need to change in thinking about the value of life

now. Indian culture has been favourable to the environment which has

ended today. Dr. Laxman Singh Rathore, the former Director-General

of India Meteorology, also expressed deep concern and shared the

importance of being aware of the environmental change. In the

presidential remarks, as much as the human rights of the earth, the

same is the right of vegetation and animal birds -