Under Save Rivers Campaign, Sadguru Jaggi Vasudeva visits Indore

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With a view to saving the rivers, Sadguru Jaggi Vasudeva is carrying out a campaign ‘Rally for River-Save Rivers Campaign’ across the country. Under the rally, Sadguru visited Indore on Friday.

On his visit, Sadguru along with Mayor Malini laxman Singh Gaud inaugurated the Hash (Tag) Indore artwork near Kishanpura Bridge. It is to be noted that this art work is made with the steel utensils.

While addressing the programme, Mayor Malini laxman Singh Gaud said that water is the necessity of every living creature’s life.

While highlighting the importance of the rivers she emphasised over the relationship between the rivers and the trees. She said that this particular artwork is a memory of awakening the Indian consciousness.

Adding to this, she further said that the entire artwork is inspired from the daily routine of human life. This artwork is made with the utensils which are usually used to keep water in every household. It reminds each individual the relationship between nature and human, she added.

She further said that this artwork is like an indicator of the national campaign Rally for Rivers. This rally is being headed by the founder of Esha Foundation Sadguru Jaggi Vasudeva, Gaud further informed.

Mayor while addressing the Indorians said that with conserving the environment it is the duty of each individual to save the dying rivers of the country. Appreciating the rally for rivers campaign she said that it is an admirable campaign and everyone should be a part of it.

The motive of this campaign is to propose a national policy for planting trees till one kilometer at the banks of the rivers. 

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