Chief Minister calls for collective efforts so that cities remain green as villages

Ranchi: Chief Minister Hemant Soren said that if people will not able to preserve nature then the coming generation will have to face many big problems.

Addressing the Sarhul Mahotsav organized by the Siramtoli Sarna Samiti he said that people can live only when there is land water and forest and asked all the people to come forward in order to stop tampering with nature. He said that there is a need to make collective efforts in this direction to keep the cities green like the villages.

On this occasion, the Chief Minister prayed for the happiness, prosperity, progress of the people of the state by offering prayers with full rituals at Sarna Sthal. He said that the Sarhul festival, on one hand, connects with nature and on the other hand gives us a pleasant feeling of our rich tradition and culture. This is the reason why tribal societies have been following the tradition of nature worship for years he said.

The Chief Minister said that in today’s materialistic era, challenges are also coming up according to the speed with which our needs are increasing and its direct effect is being read on the natural system. He said that if people cannot strike a balance between their needs and challenges, then they have to be ready to face the consequences.

He said that it is impossible to return what we are getting from the lap of nature, but by planting trees and saving trees we can contribute something towards nature.

The Chief Minister also asked the people to come forward to save the rivers, streams and mountains along with the forests