The Fact News Service
Sultanpur Lodhi, June 4
On the eve of World Environment Day Member Parliament Rajya Sabha & National Environmentalist Sant Baba Balbir Singh Seechewal, released meaningful Pictorial Visuals depicting the importance of World Environment Day, showcasing the true essence of the natural environment portraying Mother Earth.
The portrait has been compiled by Punjab’s eminent Author, Environmentalist, and Nature Artist Harpreet Sandhu, prepared with the sole aim to spread a message within society to pledge and work together enabling create positive environmental change for the betterment of Mother Earth.
During the event plant saplings were also planted at the banks of River Bein to spread a positive message within the commons towards the betterment of Mother Earth.
MP Rajya Sabha Sant Seechewal while releasing the Pictorial Work on the eve of World Environment Day acknowledged the dedicated constant efforts of Nature Artist Harpreet Sandhu for spreading awareness within humanity through his pictorial work connecting the commons with nature.
Sant Seechewal further stated that it is a need of the hour to plant trees, preserve the natural surroundings of our State, spread awareness to maintain green areas and to work towards making clean environment for our future generations, and urged that we all need to promote importance of conserving nature.
Praneet Sachdev, IRS former Principal Chief Commissioner Income Tax & eminent author was also present during the event today highlighting World Environment Day at Sultanpur Lodhi, who also said that we all collectively need to organize environmental awareness drives to educate commons regarding the importance of nature within our lives and applauded the pictorial work initiated by Harpreet Sandhu as a positive step to promote the cause of World Environment Day 2023.
Nature Artist Harpreet Sandhu stated that he has prepared the pictorial work depicting the theme of the importance of World Environment Day, with aim to promote Almighty’s loud and clear message within the commons that “Nature is forever but Mankind is temporary”.
