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Awareness rally held on environment protection
In her address, Renuka Yara explained the steps required to be taken for checking air pollution and protecting the environment. She planted saplings and launched an awareness rally. During the rally passengers of RTC buses and autos were given saplings. The rallyists also gave away bags in NTR Market.
L B Nagar: On the occasion of the World Environment Day, the Nyaya Seva Sadan in Ranga Reddy district court complex, along with Jagruti Abhyudaya Samstha and NGO Blas Organisation, celebrated the day on the theme, 'Air Pollution.' Renuka Yara, Ranga Reddy district judge and president of the Sadan, was the chief guest. Senior civil judge G Uday Kumar was also present on the occasion.
In her address, Renuka Yara explained the steps required to be taken for checking air pollution and protecting the environment. She planted saplings and launched an awareness rally. During the rally passengers of RTC buses and autos were given saplings. The rallyists also gave away bags in NTR Market.
Among the participants in the celebrations were representatives of Jagruti Abhyudaya Samstha Bhavana Srinivas, Ranganath, Razak, Anand, Udayrani of Blasé, Ranga Reddy Bar Association president M Srinivas, general secretary Sai Reddy, Bar Council member Bhargav, Law College Academic Director Ganesh, vice-principal Malleshy, paralegal volunteers.
