The Aravalli Range, India’s oldest mountain system, is facing an alarming ecological crisis as unchecked human intervention and illegal activities threaten its very existence. Stretching across north-west India, the Aravallis play a crucial role in maintaining environmental balance, making their conservation no longer a matter of choice but an urgent necessity.

According to a report by Vision IAS, the significance of the Aravalli hills extends far beyond their geographical spread. The mountain range acts as a natural barrier against the expansion of the Thar Desert. Continued degradation of the Aravallis could accelerate desertification, increasing the risk of dust storms and prolonged droughts across vast parts of northern India, including the Delhi–NCR region.

The report further highlights that the Aravalli region is a major biodiversity hotspot and serves as a critical groundwater recharge zone. For states such as Haryana, Rajasthan, and Delhi, the range functions like a natural “water tower,” helping arrest rapidly declining groundwater levels. In addition, the forests and rocky terrain of the Aravallis act as an important carbon sink, absorbing carbon dioxide and supporting air quality at a time when climate change poses growing challenges.

Despite their ecological importance, the Aravallis have suffered extensive damage due to illegal mining, unregulated urban expansion, and large-scale deforestation. Environmental experts warn that without strong legal enforcement and active community participation, the degradation could soon become irreversible.

Initiatives such as the “Great Green Wall of India” and strict interventions by the Supreme Court are being viewed as rays of hope for the revival of the Aravalli ecosystem. Conservationists stress that protecting the Aravalli Range is essential not only for preserving wildlife habitats but also for securing a safe and sustainable future for millions of people dependent on the ecological services this ancient mountain system provides.

KRIBHCO is committed to save environment and has been taking various measures as its part of its social obligations. This year on the occasion of World Environment Day 5th June 2025 tree plantation campaign was organized in surrounding areas of the plant and township in the presence of Shri P. Chandra Mohan, Executive Director, Hazira Plant, KRIBHCO and Senior Officers of KRIBHCO.  

KRIBHCO celebrated World Environment Day by organizing tree plantationand planted 350 Numbers of Fruit bearing trees in the vicinity of KRIBHCO Hazira Plant premises.KRIBHCO has celebrated this occasion with the moto of “Ending Plastic Pollution” andawareness messages thru’ social media platform and both electronic & print media to spread the awareness of the environmental issues.

KRIBHCO recognizes its ethical responsibility to protect environment and is committed to regulate all its activities using best available technology to mitigate adverse environmental impact, if any that may arise out of its operations. KRIBHCO is a “Zero effluent discharge organization”

New Delhi (India), June 5: Fame Finders proudly presents a collection of compelling articles spotlighting diverse individuals who have shared their unique insights and innovative strategies to improve the environment and raise awareness. From grassroots activists championing local clean-up initiatives to influential thought leaders advocating for sustainable policies, these stories illuminate the myriad ways people are taking action to protect our planet.

By highlighting their efforts and experiences, Fame Finders aims to inspire and educate a broader audience on the importance of environmental stewardship and the tangible steps we can all take to contribute to a greener future.

Dr. THEJO KUMARI AMUDALA

One plant gives life to atleast 100 members. This year, the theme for World Environment Day is “Eco-Conscious Living for a Sustainable Future.” It calls for individuals, communities, and nations to adopt more sustainable practices in their daily lives to reduce their environmental impact and create a healthier planet for future generations.

As we mark World Environment Day 2024, it is crucial to reflect on the progress made and the challenges that lie ahead. While there have been significant advancements in renewable energy, conservation efforts, and sustainable practices, much more needs to be done to address the pressing environmental issues facing our planet.

Governments, businesses, and individuals must work together to implement policies and practices that promote sustainability, protect natural resources, and mitigate climate change. This includes investing in renewable energy, reducing waste and pollution, conserving biodiversity, and promoting sustainable agriculture and consumption.

On this World Environment Day, let us all commit to taking meaningful actions to protect our environment and create a more sustainable future for all. Together, we can make a difference and ensure that future generations inherit a healthy and thriving planet.

Let World Environment Day 2024 be a catalyst for positive change and a reminder of our shared responsibility to protect and preserve the environment for the well-being of all life on Earth.

Dr. Thejo Kumari Amudala has become the world’s first woman to receive the prestigious “Missile Man” Award. Named after Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, India’s renowned Missile Man.

Dr. Amudala’s journey from the educational confines of government schools in Tirupati to the world’s leading business schools is a testament to her resilience and dedication. 

Her academic and professional journey is marked by numerous accolades, including the Nelson Mandela Global Peace Award, Padma Bhushan, and the Gandhi Peace Award. She has also won Ms. Universe Winner 2022 title. Below is her article for world environment day.

VIKAS GUPTA

Vikas Gupta serves as the Founder, Managing Director, and Chief Financial Officer at Sampoorn EV Limited. In his leadership roles, he oversees the company’s strategic direction and financial operations, guiding its growth and innovation in the electric vehicle industry.

His company, Sampoorn EV is a unique EV ecosystem service provider dedicated to both environmental sustainability and the growth of the EV industry. Our mission is twofold: we work to reduce pollution by replacing fossil fuel-based vehicles with electric ones, and we support the development of the EV industry by promoting the products and services of small EV players. These small businesses are not only leading producers and sellers of electric two-wheelers but also major employers in this emerging sector.

EV 2W are the most convenient and least polluting vehicles that can be used for daily commuting and can help carve the carbon footprint on the environment to a great extent and Sampoorn EV as the only EV Ecosystem platform works not only in helping the EV OEMs but also in creating the education and awareness among the public at large towards the usage of EV 2W for daily commuting needs which is both environment friendly as well as pocket friendly.

Dr. SHAHIR Y. BAJOWALA

Entrepreneur, engineer, and Renaissance man Dr. Shahir Y. Bajowala. From his many interests to his award-winning writings, rare stamp and coin collections, photography, and astronomy, his life is full of discovery and success. His Ph.D. in business administration complements his mechanical engineering expertise. Here are his views on the World Environment Day.

Every year on June 5th, people worldwide celebrate World Environment Day to bring attention to the critical need to preserve our planet. The theme for this year, “Reduce, Recycle, Reuse,” really speaks to me because I’m a business owner and a deeply committed photographer. All of the stunning natural landscapes I photograph—from lush forests to perfect beaches—are in danger of disappearing unless we take sustainable measures to protect them.

I try to remember the effect that my work as a photographer has on the environment at all times. I want to lessen my environmental impact by following the three R’s: reduction, recycling, and reusing. Selecting digital portfolios instead of printed ones, utilizing rechargeable batteries, and reducing single-use plastics are all mindful choices that contributing to waste reduction. A considerable decrease in waste is achieved by the cumulative effect of these minor adjustments.

One more potent weapon in my sustainability arsenal is recycling. Film canisters and paper are among the many used photographic materials that I always recycle correctly. In addition, I support the circular economy and help reduce demand for virgin resources by partnering with eco-friendly printing companies that use soy-based inks and recycled paper.

Maybe the most imaginative part of sustainability is finding new uses for old things. Instead of throwing out used tools, I find new uses for them. Not only does this help the environment, but it also gives my projects a special, retro vibe. In my line of work, I advocate for clients to think about renting or buying used equipment. This helps spread the message of reusing things and reduces the demand for new products.

PRAVEEN MAURYA

As we mark World Environment Day, the stark reality of our planet’s challenges comes into sharp focus. Climate change is intensifying, bringing unprecedented weather extremes, rising sea levels, and threatening biodiversity. Our ecosystems are strained by deforestation and pollution, endangering both nature and humanity.

In response, the I-Help Foundation in Goa has been a catalyst for change. For eight years, we’ve led impactful initiatives, including planting over 51,4037 trees to combat deforestation and hosting beach cleanup drives that have removed tons of plastic waste. These efforts not only restore our environment but also raise public awareness about the importance of conservation.

To tackle these issues, we must embrace sustainable practices. Reducing plastic use, supporting renewable energy, and fostering community awareness are essential steps. By working together and taking decisive action, we can protect our planet and ensure a sustainable future for all. Let’s make every day Earth Day.

The writer of this article, Mr. Praveen has founded I-Help Foundation Goa, with the Vision of creating a Self-Reliant Society Powered by Selfless Individuals. The foundation is a registered non-governmental organization and one of the actively involved Youth Volunteering organizations working in the Social Field for the Upliftment of underprivileged people across Goa.

SONU PRASAD

Sonu Prasad is the founder of Wellwiser, a foundation committed to helping people take control of their mental health and become architects of their destinies. Their goal is to empower people and talk about various mental health issues, that are not openly talked about in family, among peers, or in media.

The foundation is also working towards enhancing the environment by implementing large-scale tree-planting initiatives and promoting sustainable waste management practices. Through community engagement and education, the foundation fosters eco-friendly behaviors and supports conservation efforts. The founder has explained below different strategies to improve environmental problems.

Strategies to Improve Environmental Issues:

• Promote Renewable Energy: Shift to solar, wind, and hydro power.
• Reduce Plastic Use: Encourage reusable materials.
• Conservation Initiatives: Protect forests and wildlife habitats.
• Sustainable Agriculture: Advocate for organic farming.
• Reduce Carbon Footprint: Promote public transport and electric vehicles.

Wellwiser Foundation’s Contribution: The Wellwiser Foundation leads tree-planting drives, funds renewable energy projects, and educates communities on sustainable practices, making significant strides in combating environmental challenges and fostering a greener future.

Dr. OMKAR PRASAD BAIDYA

Dr. Omkar Prasad Baidya, born on December 3, 1984, in Agartala, Tripura, India, is a distinguished figure renowned for his multifaceted contributions as an author, educationist, physician, and philosopher. He is currently working at the Medical Institute, Kolkata, and serving as a faculty member for Physiology at ESIC-PGIMSR and ESI Medical College in Patna. Dr. Baidya has established himself as an expert in both healthcare and education.

He also shared his views on saving the environment.

World Environment Day is celebrated annually on 5th June, to give importance to the protection of the environment. The environment means species, climate, weather, ecosystem, and other living organisms, like animals, plants, and trees.

Humans are nature’s best creation. Human morality and virtues like compassion, and respect towards nature, can play important roles in the prevention of unnecessary destruction of nature like trees, plants, animals, etc all these ultimately not only affect nature creation, and the ecosystem but also lead to climate change, global warming, which ultimately can lead to soil erosion, flood, natural disaster, loss of ecological system, etc.

Thus, role of trees and plants in prevention of global warming, and climate changes are immense. Thus, we should promote plantation of trees, and plants, and should prevent unnecessary and unwanted destruction of natural resources and trees, plantation and all these not only promote conservation of natural resources, but also promote prevention of natural calamities, disaster, climate changes, global warming. Protection and preservation of natural resources can promote human health, and prevent from many diseases, and also human beings always depend on natural resources like trees,  plants  and animals etc for mantainance of basic  need like food, clothing, shelter and housing.

DAME Dr. MUNNI IRONE

Dame Dr. Munni Irone, an eminent figure based in Beverly Hills, is globally celebrated as a beacon of peace. She is a seasoned author, celebrity coach, humanitarian, human rights advocate, and spiritual guide. Her unwavering commitment to fostering peace and prosperity is felt both locally and internationally, defining her as a pivotal force in the quest for global harmony.

Among her notable contributions are the establishment of multiple organizations dedicated to various aspects of peace-building. In 2015, she founded Art4PeaceAwards, a non-profit foundation that honors individuals leading efforts for peace worldwide. 

On this World Environment Day, she has shared her respective thoughts on strategies to improve the environment. Have a look below.

World Environment Day, celebrated on June 5th, is a global initiative to encourage environmental protection. This year’s theme emphasizes ecosystem restoration, urging everyone to combat climate change and biodiversity loss. Strategies to raise awareness include organizing community clean-ups, hosting educational workshops, leveraging social media for eco-friendly campaigns, and collaborating with schools for environmental projects. 

Additionally, promoting sustainable practices through local events and engaging influencers can amplify the message. By fostering community involvement and emphasizing the impact of individual actions, we can collectively make a significant difference in preserving our planet.

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New Delhi, June 05 (HS): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday launched 'One Tree in the Name of Mother' campaign on World Environment Day to make people aware about the environment. He started it by planting a sapling in Buddha Jayanti Park in the national capital Delhi.

Modi reached Buddha Jayanti Park at around 10:45 am and started this campaign by planting a sapling. Environment Minister Bhupendra Yadav and Delhi's Lieutenant Governor Vinay Kumar Saxena were also present with him.

Prime Minister Modi's effort is that people should join this campaign and cooperate in dealing with global warming. It is noteworthy that World Environment Day is celebrated every year on June 05. It started in 1972. This year the motto of this day is "Land Restoration, Desertification and Drought Tolerance".

New Delhi (India), June 5: On World Environment Day, the thought leader, IT professional, author and environmentalist Chet Kamal Parkash shares his thoughts on the urgent need to embrace green energy and sustainable practices. As we celebrate World Environment Day, we are reminded of our shared responsibility to protect and preserve our planet. 

India is the world’s 4th largest consumer of electricity and the world’s 3rd largest renewable energy producer with 40% of energy capacity installed in the year 2022 (160 GW of 400 GW) coming from renewable sources. In the last two decades, harnessing renewable energy sources such as solar, wind, hydroelectric power, biomass and geothermal energy has helped significantly in reduction of carbon footprint and to combat the climate changes.

The transition to green energy is not merely an option but an imperative for our survival and the well-being of future generations. The current technological advancements and Innovation plays a pivotal role in this transition. Advances in photovoltaic technology, efficient wind turbines, and energy storage solutions are revolutionizing how we generate and use power. These innovations not only provide sustainable energy solutions but also create economic opportunities and enhance the importance of green energy utilization.

However, the shift towards green energy requires collaborative approach. Individuals and organizations can contribute by adopting renewable energy plans, investing in energy-efficient appliances, and supporting eco-conscious businesses. There is an urgent need to build an ecosystem to address the need of raising concerns about global-warming. Creating awareness is equally important and by doing the same we can make people understand benefits of green energy. Our collective efforts can help reduce carbon footprints through switching home energy supply to green energy sources, encouraging adoption of solar panels for electricity, use of solar water heaters, switching to electric vehicles, and by using solar-powered technology gadgets. The adoption of use of LED lights, choosing energy-efficient appliances for heating and cooling solutions for household use greatly helps in reduction of energy consumption.

In today’s era, it is acceptance that we live in high-rise buildings and we feel lack of places to start with the plantation. There are still a number of ways to work towards environment and make this world and surroundings better than ever. One such way is by associating oneself with NGOs who have been working relentlessly for environment protection and always strive for greener future. Such NGOs work with great vision and common goals with impactful initiatives. They choose the places around you to conduct the plantation drive, invite participation in large groups, conduct environment awareness programs, encourage the adoption of green energy, and make life on our planet earth more sustainable.    

The ‘Catch Foundation’ based in Ahmedabad is one such organization which started with such initiatives and has been working since a decade for tackling environmental issues. Mr. Parkash shows his active participation with great interest and expresses his gratitude in volunteering the events lead by the organization. By getting associated with such organizations, we can drive the societal change necessary for a sustainable future.

Let us seize this opportunity to reaffirm our commitment to environmental stewardship. Together, we can build a world where clean energy powers our homes, schools, and businesses, ensuring a healthier and more prosperous future for all. Happy World Environment Day! 

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New Delhi (India), January 13: Progression Global, a leading advocate for environmental stewardship and sustainability, marked a momentous occasion celebrating environmental excellence at the India Green Awards held on January 11th. It is one of the most prominent Environment Awards in India. The event served as a platform to honor outstanding contributions to environmental conservation and sustainability practices in India. The India Green Award is one such sustainability award in India that brings together individuals, organizations, and communities dedicated to fostering a greener, more sustainable future. Highlighting exceptional initiatives, the event recognized exemplary achievements that have significantly contributed to environmental protection across various sectors.

“Our collective commitment to a greener, more sustainable future has been exemplified by the remarkable initiatives showcased here tonight,” said Ashish Nandan Shrivastava, CEO of Progression Global. “The India Green Award serves not only as a recognition of outstanding achievements but also as a catalyst for further innovation and dedication to environmental sustainability.” The event celebrated inspiring stories of change, honoring individuals and organizations who have demonstrated exceptional dedication to the well-being of our planet. These stories stand as a testament to the transformative power of collective action and the impact of small steps when magnified across communities and industries. 

“While we applaud the winners and commend all participants, let us remember that the journey towards sustainability is ongoing,” added Ashish Nandan Shrivastava. “It requires continuous collaboration, shared knowledge, and a steadfast commitment to responsible practices, extending beyond this ceremony into our daily lives, businesses, and communities.” The India Green Awards align with Progression Global’s vision and mission, aiming to foster a culture of environmental responsibility, innovation, and sustainability in India and beyond. The platform seeks to acknowledge, celebrate, and share remarkable efforts, inspiring others to join the movement towards a more eco-conscious and sustainable world. The prestigious event was graced by esteemed guests including the Guest of Honor- Founding Chancellor of Rishihood University and former Union Minister, Shri Suresh Prabhu, who joined the event virtually, and Chief Guest- Dr. Chetan Singh Solanki, Professor at IIT Bombay and a leading advocate for solar energy. Dr. Chetan is also known as the “Solar Man of India,” and “Solar Gandhi.”  

The list of winners at the event included Tata Projects Ltd, Sabic Specialties, L&T Construction & Transportation (MAHSR C6 Project), L&T Heavy Civil IC MAHSR- C4, Mr. Vinod Agrawal (L&T Heavy Civil IC MAHSR- C4), L&T Construction MAGRP, Jindal Stainless Steel Hisar, Prakash Sponge Iron & Power, Dr. Unmesh Jagtap, Sonnenschein Engineering & Infra LLP, Mr. Taorem Leikhendra Singh, Secretary CRED Centre for Research on Environmental Development, Afcons Infrastructure Ltd, Kanpur Metro Project- UG, Mr. Gyanendra Pratap Singh (Afcons Infrastructure limited Kanpur Metro Project- UG), JSW Coated Product Ltd, Kamleshwar, K Raheja Corp, K. Vengatagiri Afcons Infrastructure Ltd, Bangalore Metro Rail (3025), Mr. Pradeep Muchukundha (Knight Frank India Pvt. Ltd.), Mr. Ram Milan Singh (Synergy Steels Limited), Synergy Steels Ltd, Mr. Ravi Soin (Edifecs Technologies), Edifecs Technologies, Ahmedabad Elevated Metro Package C1 2463, Dr. Nisanth Thulasidas Madhavan (Afcons Infrastructure limited), Mr. Sudhir Balkrishna More (HOD HSE) (Afcons Infrastructure Ltd), Dr. Shambhu Nautiyal, Pratiks Enviro Solutions, Ahmedabad Metro Rail Project UG-1(GMRCL), Prof. Dinabandhu Sahoo- University of Delhi, Dr. Sanjukta Sahoo- KIIT Bhubaneshwar, and Dr. Chetan Singh Solanki- Energy Swaraj Yatra

For more information or nomination for the next India Green Awards, please contact- Ashish Nandan Shrivastava at 9304117765 or visit www.indiagreenawards.com.

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In our country, laws have been made at various levels for environmental protection, and various punishments have also been provided for non-compliance with those laws. But the general public or even media lack concern about environmental crimes. That is why the same uproar that is created in the country when there is a robbery, murder or in cases of crimes like domestic violence, is not created when a crime is committed in the field of environment. But if I share the statistics, you will realize that in our society and country, the crimes committed against the environment are as much as the crimes committed against humans. The irony is that society is less aware of environmental crimes, which is why verdicts in such cases take years in various courts in India.

The National Crime Records Bureau releases various statistics every year regarding the decline in crimes in the country. According to the statistics, until last year, there have been 88,400 cases related to environment in various courts of India, whose proceedings are going through extremely slowly. Also, new cases are being added to these figures every day. If the court has to dispose of all these cases, it will have to deliver judgments of 242 cases per day. Otherwise, environmental cases will be hanging, and justice will be pending for the next 34 years!

Before I give my point of view in this article I want to give few more facts. So that you can understand the importance of prompt delivery of environment related crimes and cases pending in court. India has more than ten different very important Acts for damage to the forests and the environment. Such as the Forest Act 1927 and Forest Conservation Act 1980, Wildlife Conservation Act 1927, Environment Protection Act 1986, Land Mining Act, Air and Water Pollution Prevention and Control Act, Noise Pollution Act and Cigarette and Tobacco Manufacturing Act. Apart from this, there are separate laws for wildlife and bird trafficking.

All these laws are created because there is a very large network that makes crores of rupees by damaging the forest environment and animal trafficking and poaching for their products. These networks are run by big mafias who have no value for the forests, wildlife, or the environment. Rather, they harm the environment for their personal gain and pose a grave threat to the safety of the lives of millions of people. The climate issues we are seeing today also have a huge contribution from such crimes. Because such crimes do not happen only in India, the world is plagued by such mafias. Due to which many rivers and seas of the world are polluted today, illegal land mining is taking place in many places of the world, the forests are being cut or burnt down indiscriminately and many species of plants and animals have been endangered or destroyed due to animal trafficking.

Whatever that is happening elsewhere in the world, we can not do anything about it. But when any such crime is registered in India, if the courts take swift action and punish the culprits severely, it will set an example in the society that the courts are very serious about environment protection. Otherwise, witnessing the environment-related cases that are pending in the courts, the illegal sand or mining mafia or those who pollute the rivers or those who pollute the air will get courage that the punishment or verdict will be delivered only if the proceedings are held in the court in such a case... with that philosophy that till that time we will make crores of rupees!

Finally, now it is very necessary to give priority to environment protection. Environmental protection is an issue with which the lives of millions of people are connected. In the last five years, we have experienced many disasters because of climate change. We have also realized that our monsoon pattern has now changed radically. Also the number of hot days in a year has increased tremendously. In all this, such greedy criminals have their contribution. They must be severely punished so that others will be afraid to commit crimes against the environment. Finally, even in this way, if forests, rivers, air, or our wildlife can be protected, then we must take steps in that direction. No one has the right to pollute or destroy our common wealth and resources.

(The author, Viral Desai, a three-time President Awardee, is a well-known environmentalist, author and businessman of the country.)

Palghar (Maharashtra) [India], June 13: Viraj Profiles Pvt Ltd, India’s leading producer of stainless-steel products from recycled steel, celebrated World Environment Day with a significant plantation drive in Palghar.

On June 5th, World Environment Day serves as a global platform to raise environmental awareness and drive positive action for our planet. Demonstrating their commitment to sustainability, Viraj Profiles Pvt Ltd organized a plantation drive to enhance the green cover and promote ecological balance.

The event witnessed the active participation of notable figures such as Mr. Prashant Gaikwad from the Maharashtra Pollution Control Board, Mr. AV Bait, Deputy Director of the Directorate of Industrial Safety and Health, and Mr. Prashant Varude from WURTH. Their presence underscored the collective determination of individuals and industries to effect positive change in our societal approach towards the environment.

The employees of Viraj Profiles designated a site in Palghar to plant a variety of saplings. This initiative aligns with Viraj Profiles Pvt Ltd’s mission to create a sustainable future and reduce its environmental impact through circular economy practices.

The event served as a reminder of the importance of collaborative action of people and industries to bring about a positive change in the social approach towards the environment.

Viraj Profiles remains dedicated to prioritizing environmentally responsible practices. By utilizing recycled steel and implementing innovative manufacturing processes, the company continuously reduces waste and greenhouse gas emissions.

Viraj Profiles Pvt Ltd aims to inspire others to adopt eco-friendly practices and contribute to a cleaner, greener, and prosperous world. Their commitment to sustainable development benefits both present and future generations.

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Plantation done by Mr. Rakesh Singh, DM, Ghaziabad, UP, along with Fybros Team 

Ghaziabad (Uttar Pradesh) [India], June 8: Fybros, an Indian proficient brand of modern electrical goods, celebrated World Environment Day in collaboration with the charitable organization Utthan Samiti at the City Forest Park, Ghaziabad. Under the theme of #BeatPlasticPollution, they organized various activities to engage the community and inspire action towards a cleaner and greener future.

On this special occasion, Fybros spearheaded a Plantation Drive to contribute to our environment’s restoration and preservation. They planted a significant number of trees at various locations to promote biodiversity, combat climate change, and enhance the overall ecological balance. To encourage greenery, they also distributed plant saplings to all the attendees.

Shri Rakesh Kumar Singh DM of Ghaziabad, UP, delivered an impactful speech on the importance of environmental awareness and the urgent need to combat plastic pollution. Emphasizing the significance of sustainable alternatives, DM highlighted the adverse effects of plastic on the environment, wildlife, and human health.

Furthermore, the company conducted awareness workshops with local communities, schools, and colleges. Through engaging activities like Nukkad Nataks (street plays), speeches, and drawing competitions, they educated and inspired the youth to take preventive measures towards plastic pollution. These workshops provided insights into the adverse effects of plastic on the environment while emphasizing the importance of sustainable alternatives.

As part of their commitment, Fybros also organized a painting competition for students, highlighting the theme of #BeatPlasticPollution. This competition provided a platform for students to showcase their creativity and express their environmental concerns through art. The company felicitated the winners with awards, and to recognize the efforts of all participants and celebrate their commitment to the cause, they presented a certificate of participation to everyone.

Fybros firmly believes that collective action is the key to overcoming the global challenge of plastic pollution. They are committed to leveraging their brand influence to drive positive change and create a sustainable future. They extend their gratitude to all those who joined them on World Environment Day as they took a united stand against plastic pollution and worked towards a cleaner, healthier planet for all.

About Fybros-

Fybros is a proficient brand of modern electrical goods in India, which construct a premium range of electrical products ranging from Wires & cables, Switches & accessories, and Switchgears to Lighting systems. It was founded by the management of Balar Marketing Pvt Ltd in 2012. They have been catering to the needs of the Indian Electrical Equipment sector since 1968 by the name of Kundan Cab. Fybros believes in benefiting every customer by using modern yet cost-effective technology and adhering to superb quality and innovation that meets industry standards.

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Surat (Gujarat) [India], June 7: Hello Entrepreneurs is thrilled to unveil the list of “Top 10 Environmentalists to Watch out in 2023” on the occasion of World Environment Day. The prestigious list features individuals who have shown exceptional dedication and commitment to the cause of environmental conservation.

The list comprises both passionate environmental activists and visionary entrepreneurs who have demonstrated remarkable initiatives aimed at safeguarding our planet. These inspiring individuals have taken up the challenge to create positive change by implementing sustainable practices, advocating for environmental policies, and fostering innovative solutions to address environmental challenges.

With their determination and tireless efforts, these individuals have not only raised awareness about critical environmental issues but have also inspired others to take action and build a sustainable future.

Hello Entrepreneurs Magazine is proud to recognise these exceptional individuals and hopes that their stories and endeavours will inspire others and make meaningful contributions towards a greener and more sustainable planet.

– Harsh Sanghavi, Minister of State for Home

As the world celebrates World Environment Day on Monday with a call for action to conserve the environment, it is fitting to highlight the green police outpost based on the theme “Pradushan Mukt, Sundar Surat, Swachha Surat” (Pollution Free, Beautiful Surat, Clean Surat) built on Dumas Road in Surat.

Minister of State for Home Harsh Sanghavi recently inaugurated the green police outpost near the Y Junction on Dumas Road. Known for his love for the environment, Harsh Sanghavi is the inspiration behind the green police outpost, which was built with the active participation of the community. Adjacent to the outpost is a beautifully landscaped seating area adorned with numerous plants and flowers. Seven police sub-inspectors and seven other police staff will be deployed at the outpost.

– Sandeep Choudhary, Co-founder & CEO of Inflector India

Sandeep Choudhary, the driving force behind the Save Earth Mission, has gained recognition all over the world for his efforts in environmental preservation. Under this leadership, the Mission has become a global community of over 10 million individuals spanning 68 countries and one of the largest initiatives of its kind. Mr Choudhary strives to raise awareness about the pressing issues of global warming and climate change and spearhead initiatives to protect the earth. Through initiatives such as plantation drives, anti-plastic campaigns, and promoting a low-carbon lifestyle, Mr Choudhary is contributing to creating a better world for all.

– Viral Desai, CEO Zenitex and Founder Hearts@Work Foundation

Entrepreneur and environmentalist Viral Desai, widely known as Greenman because of his love for the environment, has garnered immense admiration for his numerous environmental initiatives. His efforts have earned him recognition at regional, national and international levels. He has sponsored and supported the planting of more than 3.50 lakh trees in Surat and elsewhere. He is also the force behind the “Satyagraha Against Pollution and Climate Change” initiative that mobilises youth to become Paryavaran Senanis (Environmental Warriors) in the fight against climate change. His outstanding contributions have made him a six-time recipient of the National Energy Conservation Award.

– Sunita Narain, Editor, Down To Earth and Environmentalist

Sunita Narain is one of the foremost environmentalists in India who has had a significant impact on environmental discourse and played a pivotal role in shaping environmental policies and regulations. She is the Director General of Centre for Science and Environment and the Director of Society for Environmental Communications. She has been at the forefront of promoting sustainable development practices, advocating for environmental justice, and raising awareness about pressing environmental issues such as water management and air pollution control. She is the recipient of many accolades, including the Padma Shri, for her environmental work.

– Faruk Patel, Chairman & MD, KP Group

Faruk G. Patel, Chairman & Managing Director of Surat-based KP Group of Companies, is a passionate advocate for renewable energy and environmental sustainability. He believes it is our responsibility to leave a clean and green environment for future generations. It was this belief that led him to dedicate himself to the renewable energy sector. His endeavours have contributed to the reduction of 1.30 lakh tonnes in carbon emissions by supplying (Fy-23) over 1 GW of green energy to industries. He has supported the planting of over 5.20 lakh trees and mangroves across Gujarat. His dedication to environmental conservation is truly inspiring.

– Govindbhai Dholakia, Founder & Chairman, Shree Ramkrishna Exports

We honour the remarkable contributions of environmentalist Govind Dholakia, aka Govindkaka, a visionary leader dedicated to creating a clean and sustainable Surat city. With the establishment of the Clearity Club, Govindkaka brought together like-minded individuals who shared his passion for environmental preservation, Green Commandoes. Through their unique approach of reciting the national anthem before embarking on cleanliness drives, the Green Commandoes have transformed dirt-prone locations. Govind Dholakia’s commitment to nature extends beyond cleanliness, as demonstrated by planting over 1,25,000 trees and the generous commitment of $3 million to solar energy initiatives. His unwavering belief in a regenerative future has inspired countless individuals and is a beacon of hope for future generations. Additionally, his leadership in organizing the SRK Sustainability Conclave 2023 showcased Shree Ramkrishna Exports’ dedication to achieving Net Zero status for its diamond crafting facilities by 2024, six years ahead of India’s target.

– AP Singhal, Director, JB Ecotex

AP Singhal is the Director of JB Ecotex, which is transforming plastic recycling and contributing to environmental conservation. Under his leadership, JB Ecotex has emerged as a leading producer and exporter of Recycled Polyester Staple Fibre and Recycled PET flakes. His passion for sustainability has made the company the largest PET recycler at a single location and a key contributor to India’s Extended Producer Responsibility initiative. He has led the implementation of advanced technologies to achieve zero liquid discharge at the facility, reaffirming their commitment to sustainable practices and shaping a greener future.

– Mamta Soni, Founder & Director, Nature Care Clinic

Dr. Mamta Soni, the founder and director of Nature Care Clinic, is a dedicated naturopathic practitioner with a passion for promoting natural beauty and wellness. Since 2000, she has been providing hair treatments, skincare, and wellness products that are chemical-free and made from natural ingredients. Driven by her desire to make people naturally beautiful and handsome, she has developed various hair and face packs using ingredients like dry fruits, rose, beetroot, and more. Her clinic has gained recognition, and she has received awards for her naturopathic expertise and exceptional natural products. Notably, renowned actress Hema Malini is a loyal user of Dr. Mamta’s products, and their association has brought further recognition and appreciation for her work. With a focus on growth and serving people’s natural beauty needs, Dr. Mamta Soni continues to make a positive impact in the field of natural wellness.

– Nayan Shah, Founder & CEO, Energy Beverages

A prominent entrepreneur and environmentalist, Nayan Shah, is the Founder and CEO of Energy Beverages, the company behind the popular CLEAR Premium Water. Mr Shah is committed to minimizing the carbon footprint of Energy Beverages and fostering sustainability throughout its operations. Under his leadership, the company has implemented innovative strategies aimed at reducing plastic usage and waste, embracing eco-friendly packaging solutions, and transitioning to renewable energy solutions, which reflect his strong dedication to creating a better future for the planet.

– Sumaira Abdulali, Founder, NGO Awaaz Foundation and Environmentalist

Sumaira Abdulali is an environmental activist known for her work on environmental conservation and advocacy. She is the founder of Awaaz Foundation, an NGO that focuses on raising awareness about environmental issues, particularly noise pollution. She has campaigned for stricter noise pollution regulations to protect public health and well-being. She has also been vocal about illegal sand mining and is actively involved in campaigns to protect coastal ecosystems and communities from the damaging impacts of sand mining. Her work has been widely recognised and she has received several honours for her work.

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