TIWN
Udaipur, March 22 (TIWN): Udaipur is celebrating ‘World Forestry Day’ (21st March) and ‘World Water Day’ (22nd March) with the whole world. Though it is true, either in the matter of forests or water; Udaipur is having a very bad image from a long period of time.
After doing lots of hypocrisies in the name of “Clean India Movement” and ‘’Environment day’’ or ‘’World Forestry day’’ celebrations, nobody looks after the surrounding of their own area. After inaugurating many environmental-programmes by our Forest Minister, still the air is polluted and the purity of water is damaging at Udaipur.
Lots of funds are invested for the awareness campaigns, but why the government does not bring laws against pollution! Can’t the Government see the carelessness of various departments which are run by the government itself?
By these kinds of Forests, while Udaipur looks green, in reality our surroundings are green only by huge amount of rubber plantations. Rubber damages our whole environment, not only the air, but its soil too. Yes, it has become a livelihood for many people of Udaipur. But nobody would have the right to damage the environment for the sake of own profit.
It has been noticed that some people are leaving their agricultural-occupation, and showing interests in rubber plantation and its business. That can spoil not only our environment, but the economical condition of many farmers. And our blind Government has no problem with that.
This is the picture of Jagannath Lake, as famous as the lake Kamala Sagar of Matabari. This is the lake which has been added to Udaipur’s unique beauty.
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