Youths told to take lead in environmental protection

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Follow us:WhatsappFacebookTwitterTelegram.cls-1{fill:#4d4d4d;}.cls-2{fill:#fff;}Google NewsYouths should come forward and play an important role in protecting the environment around them, said Excise Minister K Babu. He was speaking at the inauguration ceremony of the National Youth Day programmes held here on Sunday.The programme was held in association with the District Information Office and the Nehru Youth Centre.If India has to grow, its youths should be deeply involved in the growth by partaking in its development. They should associate themselves with nature. Globalisation has developed the nation as a whole but its true essence should be imparted to the youth by giving them proper training. This is the only way to bring about a positive change to the otherwise backward state of our society.“For this, our youths should be made to feel secure. Exposing children to a wide variety of knowledge has maybe helped them but it is doubtful whether the knowledge is being utilised for the progress of society. The media should play an important role in providing a better atmosphere and imparting awareness to the public. V D Satheeshan MLA asked the youths to work hard if they needed to succeed in life.“And if the environment around them has to be enriched, there is a need to develop youths who have an affinity to the agricultural field, K P Dhanapalan MP said.first published:August 13, 2012, 12:21 ISTlast updated:August 13, 2012, 12:21 IST
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Youths should come forward and play an important role in protecting the environment around them, said Excise Minister K Babu. He was speaking at the inauguration ceremony of the National Youth Day programmes held here on Sunday.

The programme was held in association with the District Information Office and the Nehru Youth Centre.

If India has to grow, its youths should be deeply involved in the growth by partaking in its development. They should associate themselves with nature. Globalisation has developed the nation as a whole but its true essence should be imparted to the youth by giving them proper training. This is the only way to bring about a positive change to the otherwise backward state of our society.

“For this, our youths should be made to feel secure. Exposing children to a wide variety of knowledge has maybe helped them but it is doubtful whether the knowledge is being utilised for the progress of society. The media should play an important role in providing a better atmosphere and imparting awareness to the public. V D Satheeshan MLA asked the youths to work hard if they needed to succeed in life.

“And if the environment around them has to be enriched, there is a need to develop youths who have an affinity to the agricultural field, K P Dhanapalan MP said.