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Fantastic article! Please continue to keep the spotlight on the issue. Because, in my motherland today, actions don’t match the rhetoric anymore.
In India nowadays we see an increasing trend of the powerful leaders bulldozing the rights, sentiments of the common man. Greed has replaced need and the common man, the voter is not important anymore.
Common sense it seems is not so common anymore – especially for our policymakers. Which is why, even as schoolkids are taught to Save Trees, the policymakers think nothing of chopping them.
Fantastic article! Please continue to keep the spotlight on the issue. Because, in my motherland today, actions don’t match the rhetoric anymore.
In India nowadays we see an increasing trend of the powerful leaders bulldozing the rights, sentiments of the common man. Greed has replaced need and the common man, the voter is not important anymore.
Common sense it seems is not so common anymore – especially for our policymakers. Which is why, even as schoolkids are taught to Save Trees, the policymakers think nothing of chopping them.
Well said.
The campaign to save trees and increase green cover in Delhi should be intensified.