Modi also referred to the International Yoga Day on June 21.Prime Minister Narendra Modi also asked people to observe World Environment Day on June 5 with vigour. The recent dust storms accompanied by rains were unseasonal. I appeal to you not to use low grade plastic and polythene and understand the importance of the theme.Quoting an ancient text, he said practicing yogic exercises on a regular basis leads to imbibing benefic attributes which stand by our side like relatives and friends.

"The theme this year is &China auto door seal Manufacturers39;beat plastic pollution'. Planting saplings is not enough, people should ensure that they care for a plant till it becomes a tree, Modi said. But does empty talk bring about any solutions? Being sensitive towards nature, protecting nature, should come naturally to us; these virtues should be embedded in our 'sanskar' (culture)," the Prime Minister said. The practice of yoga leads to germination of a sense of forgiveness in the same manner as a mother has for her children and mental peace becomes our permanent friend, Modi said.

The climate pattern led to the loss of life and property. (Photo: File) New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday urged the people to shun low-grade plastic and polythene, saying it was creating a negative impact on the environment, wildlife and the health of the people.

"Protecting environment and being sensitive towards nature should come naturally.He said when the country speaks of climate justice or plays a major # role in the Cop21 and Paris agreements or when it unites the whole world through the medium of International Solar Alliance, they all are rooted in fulfilling the dream of Mahatma Gandhi.The Prime Minister appealed to the people to adopt the legacy of yoga and create a healthy, happy and harmonious nation."On this environment day, let all of us give it a good thought as to what we can do to make our planet cleaner and greener..PM Modi also asked the people to observe the World Environment Day on June 5 with vigour, and that it was time to concentrate on tree plantation. It is a result of change in weather pattern," he said in his monthly 'Mann ki baat' radio address. What innovative things can we do," he said. The practice of yoga leads to building up of courage, which always protects us like a father.

It (use of plastic) leaves a negative impact on our nature, the wildlife and our health," Modi said. 'Protecting environment and being sensitive towards nature should come naturally,' PM Modi said in his Mann ki Baat address."Whenever we face a torrid summer, or floods, incessant rains or unbearable cold, everybody becomes an expert, analysing global warming and climate change.He said India was proud to host the World Environment Day this year, which is a major achievement for the country. It, he said, was an acknowledgment of India's efforts to lead the world in reducing the effects of climate change

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The board has already changed its stance in the marketing of muslin fabric keeping in mind the ensuing festive season. They (Society) will take the foreign tourists to the places chosen for the circuit,” another officer of WBKVIB said. Kolkata: With an aim to boost the market of its prized muslin fabric, the West Bengal government is planning to introduce a muslin tourism circuit in the state soon, a top official has said."We have foreigners visiting the conventional tourist destinations in Burdwan and Murshidabad districts..The board to also consider including Baluchar in Murshidabad in the circuit."We have changed our marketing strategy. We want them to see how muslin fabric is manufactured.

"We are very happy with the kind of response we have received at these two places during the pilot project,” Mr Dutta said.The three places chosen by the board for the circuit are Baharampur in Mursidabad district and Akalpoush and Sasinara in Burdwan district, he said."Our aim is to bring our muslin tourism circuit to the forefront."Foreigners love to sit with the weavers and join hands with them in the preparation of the handmade fine fabric.The WBKVIB plans to take foreign tourists visiting West Bengal to these places and for the purpose it will take the help of the Society for Kindling Handicrafts and Indigenous Art which organises tours.

The board has already changed its stance in the marketing of muslin fabric keeping in mind the ensuing festive season. Baluchar had been a hub for the exotic Baluchari saris and silk even in the 17th century. Apart from opening an exclusive outlet for muslin at a prime location in south Kolkata (Dakshinapan market) we have also tied up with an NGO for the sale of the fabric,” the board official said. We feel that if we can provide them the opportunity to watch the production Apricot teddy faux fur fabric process, chances of them buying the products will go up,” the officer said. WBKVIB has already conducted a pilot project in this connection in Burdwan and Baluchar. We are planning to do it after Durga Puja,” chairman of the West Bengal khadi and village industries board (WBKVIB) Gouri Sankar Dutta told PTI. The board is hopeful that the foreign embassies and consulates will help it in its plan. "We are also considering including Baluchar in Jiaganj in Murshidabad district in the circuit,” Mr Dutta added

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The post said the damaged road has proved Mr Chouhan’s claim that roads in MP were better than those in Washington, a hollow. Perhaps they are getting messages from these countries to defame the BJP,” he said.The picture had a poetic caption in Hindi narrating how roads in MP have turned victim of corruptions under the rule of "Mamaji”, as the chief minister used to project himself in public.

He was referring to a similar faux pas made by Congress veteran Digvijay Singh when the latter posted picture of a damaged bridge on his Twitter wall claiming it as of Bhopal. Kamal Nath (Photo: PTI) Bhopal: A purported Bangladesh road was on Monday, unwittingly, caught in the crossfire of the ongoing twitter war between Madhya Pradesh Congress president Kamal Nath and chief minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan."First, Congress recycled faux fur fabric leader Digvijay Singh brought Pakistan’s bridge to Bhopal and now Mr Nath has brought a Bangladesh road to MP,” Mr Chouhan re-tweeted leaving Congress red-faced.

In an apparent faux pas, Mr Nath posted a picture of damaged "Bangladesh road” on his Twitter wall describing it as that of Madhya Pradesh while taking a swipe at Mr Chouhan for drawing comparison of roads of MP and USA. Sisodia took a jibe at the two Congress leaders for posting wrong pictures to taint the image of Shivraj Singh Chouhan government."I do not understand why they are posting pictures of road and bridge of Bangladesh and Pakistan only.BJP spokesman here R.S.A few minutes later, Mr Chouhan’s social media account became active "exposing” that the damaged road posted on Mr Nath’s Twitter wall was of Bangladesh and not of MP.Congress leader Kamal Nath posted picture of a damaged "Bangladesh road” on his Twitt-er wall describing it as that of MP

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