CJI on wildlife
CJI on wildlife
| 21 Dec 2020 6:51 AM GMT
Chief Justice of India Justice Sharad Arvind Bobde on Saturday very rightly appealed to the intellectuals, experts and other stakeholders to come out together with a list of do s and don ts in daily life for all citizens of the country to enable them to contribute towards protecting and preserving the precious wildlife without physically going to forests. He made this appeal while delivering the valedictory lecture at an orientation programme on protection of wildlife for judicial officers of Assam organized by the Gauhati High Court, Judicial Academy, Assam and World Wildlife Fund (WWF)-India. He has also very correctly reflected that while most people know and are concerned about the need to protect and preserve our forests and wildlife, most also do not know how to do it. That is exactly why he underlined the need to come out with a list of do s and don ts, which, according to him will help save wildlif
President instructs officials not to hinder the conventional livelihoods of the people
President instructs officials not to hinder the conventional livelihoods of the people
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COLOMBO (News 1st): President Gotabaya Rajapaksa visited the Ravanakanda village in Imbulpe, Balangoda under the program “Gama Samaga Pilisandara”
The objective of the program is to identify and provide solutions to the unresolved issues faced by residents of rural villages.
Ravanakanda is a rural village located on the borders of the Ratnapura and Nuwara Eliya Districts.
The road leading to the village is severely dilapidated.
Following discussions with the villagers of Ravanakanda, the President instructed the officials to immediately develop four by roads leading to the village. This includes two bridges built across Ura Oya and Imo Oya.