Celebrities participate in ‘Clean Narmada, Green Jabalpur’ Rally

‘Clean Narmada, Green Jabalpur’ Rally

JABALPUR – The ‘Clean Narmada, Green Jabalpur’ rally is being organized by the ‘Dainik Bhaskar Group’ in Jabalpur to commemorate the 30th Anniversary of its foundation.

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The rally starts at 8.30 on 1 August 2016 and will start from Bhavartal Garden and pass through Bloom Chowk, Old Bus Stand, Teen Patti, and ends at Wright Town Stadium.

The event will culminate in a grand finale at Wright Town Stadium. Bollywood actors Govinda and Ashutosh Rana will entertain the guests who are expected to throng thousands into the stadium. Ashutosh Rana is closely related to Jabalpur and has his roots in Narsingpur, Jabalpur.

‘Clean Narmada, Green Jabalpur’ Rally

The event will also see a performance by the internationally renowned Shyam Band and Bhola Band. Other performers include a Band from Indore, members of the Kadam Foundation who will present the Ahir dance.

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The rally will see participation from schools, colleges, athletes, NSS and NCC cadets, Doctors, and members of different social and cultural groups.

For an Eco free Jabalpur:

Dainik Bhaskar Group is sponsoring the event for keeping the Narmada River clean and preserving the unique ecology of Jabalpur also known as Sanskardhani or the birthplace of culture.

The Daily which has become the most read newspaper in the Vindhya region has in the past conducted some initiatives for keeping the River Narmada clean and pollution-free.

The purpose of the rally:

The rally will educate the people of the city about how vital it is to keep the River Narmada clean. The world is witnessing climate change of epic proportions.

The effects of climate change are evident in Jabalpur also. The rainy season is 50% over and stills the two tanks Pariyat and Khandhari, which provide water for the millions of residents of the city are still not full.

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The gates of the Bargi dam have opened once in two years. All these are ill effects of climate change which is going to affect each individual.