'Tribals play key role in forest conservation'

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The tribal communities have played a great role in conserving the forests since ancient times and have to continue it in future too, to give the coming generation a pollution-free environment. It was stated by DC Sunil Kumar at village Dhotwa of Barhi in the inaugural ceremony of Jatra Fair of the tribals.

After inaugurating the fair, DC said that these types of fairs remind us about conservation of our environment. It is the duty of every citizen of the country to conserve the environment and everyone should learn about it from the tribal communities who have been doing for so long, he added. Earlier the organisers gave a warm welcome to the guests DC Sunil Kumar, trainee IAS Harshika Singh, SDO Baghmare Prasad Krishna, district welfare officer

Jugnu Minj, DSP Vinod Kumar Sinha, BDO Atul Kumar and others in their village. The village artists presented cultural items before the guests. Trainee IAS Harshika Singh in her address stressed upon the need of education especially among the women’s of tribal communities. She said that women can play more vital role in conserving the forests and the environment.

On this occasion member district board Arjun Sao, village local body member Veena Oraon, JMM leader Vinod Vishwakarma and others were also present as guests of honor. Umesh Oraon anchored the inauguration ceremony. The youths of village Dhotwa played a vital role in successful organisation of the fair.

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