Jalgaon: Rivers Are The Breath Of Culture And Foundation Of Life, Says Rajendra Singh
Jalgaon: Rivers are not merely sources of water but the breath of culture and the foundation of life, said Waterman Rajendra Singh, urging the government, society, saints and the industrial sector to unite and expand the river conservation movement. At Jain Hills, Singh coined a new slogan, "The greenery of Brahmagiri, the sanctity of Godavari," emphasising the need to preserve rivers. The…
Jalgaon gathered to discuss the vital role rivers play in culture and life, according to Waterman Rajendra Singh. The three-day Maharashtra River Conservation Campaign concluded with a focus on the interconnection between rivers, mountains, and human well-being. Singh proposed a new slogan, The greenery of Brahmagiri, the sanctity of Godavari, and urged unity among government, society, spiritual leaders, and industry to conserve rivers.
The workshop emphasized that protecting rivers demands a deep connection with nature, not merely water. Discussions covered legislation that balances environmental protection with fulfilling human needs. Nashik reported on an anti-gang squad intervention after a youth attack, resulting in two detentions. During the event, speakers highlighted the roles of saints in river conservation, the importance of mountains, and the significance of women in river preservation.
Prashant Gaikwad presented details on the Titur River's unique characteristics and restoration efforts, while Panch Patil Mission's goal of creating a 500-crore litre water storage capacity was introduced. Nashik also shared that 17 factories were closed by the MPCB due to effluent discharge.
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