With honble minister jogi ramanna

Telangana paryavarana parirakshana samithi gs medi.chandrashekar & others with jogi.ramanna

Swatchh bharath

Cleanliness is also indicates the status of the country. In India like developing country this is very diffcult to achieve. But our honble prime minister of India Sri narendra modi ji taken this task as challenge and created the wonderful program "swatchh Bharat abhiyan". And he challenged every celebrity in country to participate in this program. He influenced by Mahatma Gandhi ji to start this program. At the time of independent revolution Gandhi started swatch Bharat for not only clean Bharat but also to eliminate the cast feeling in Hinduism. He said that cleaning is not a lower cast work everyone should work for cleanliness. However everyone should participate in this program and make world clean country "India ".. Jai hind.

Avagahana sadhassu in govt school

Hi friends as our tag line 'think globally impliment locally' we are conducting programs in our local areas for better environment. We had conducted 'avagahana sadhassu ' in govt school of shapoor. This pic is from andrajyothi district addition

Avagahana sadhassulu

Gout school at shapurnager

Greenary

great indian leader for environment

Good morning friends
Great indian leader Sunderlal Bahuguna is an Indian eco-activist and Gandhian peace worker, who has been one of the leaders of the Chipko movement, fighting for the preservation of forests in the Himalayas. Chipko means 'embrace' or 'tree huggers' and this vast movement has been a decentralized one with many leaders, usually village women, who have worked to protect the environment. Often they would chain themselves to trees so that loggers could not cut down the forests. These actions slowed down the destruction, but more importantly they brought the deforestation to the public's attention. In 1981 to 1983 Sunderlal Bahuguna led a 5000 kilometer march across the Himalayas ending with a meeting with Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, who then passed legislation to protect some areas of the Himalayan forests from clear-cutting. Sunderlal Bahuguna was also a leader in the movement to oppose the Tehri dam project and in defending India's rivers, and has also worked for women's rights and rights of the poor. In the tradition of Mahatma Gandhi, his work for change has always been done through peaceful resistance and other nonviolent methods. The Chipko Movement received the 1987 Right Livelihood Award, also referred to as the Alternative Nobel Prize, "...for its dedication to the conservation, restoration and ecologically-sound use of India's natural resources.

Lions too having dental problems

There are studies galore on man-animal conflict, but this one maps the common suffering of humans and lions. In Amreli, Saurashtra, a region reeling under contaminated water, both humans and lions seem to be victims of fluorosis — a disease characterized by tooth decay and deterioration of bones and joints due to high content of flouride in ground water. Interestingly, the path-breaking study 'Ecology of Lions in Greater Gir' is being pursued by no veterinary experts but doctors trained in treating humans. It is love for the wildlife that prompted this Junagadh-based radiologist-anesthetist duo to undertake a one-year-long study in 250 sq km of Lathi Liliya area having a population of 40 lions, which has thrown up surprising findings! "Out of eight lions studied so far, tooth decay was found in three. One lion has lost all but two of the 26 teeth, second has lost four and third has lost three. These lions were not reported to have met any accidents. This is intriguing as lions are not recorded to lose teeth in their lifetime. Minor deformities in bones were also recorded," said Dr Jalpan Rupara, a radiologist. He is pursuing the study with his friend Dr Purvesh Kacha.The doctors have deduced that this dental loss in lions is due to high flouride content in the ground water in the region. "The area is endemic for fluorosis in humans. The same effect is also observed in lions in our study which were found to suffer primary fluorosis. This could be because lions in this region drink from ponds and rivulets which are known to turn salty during summers and winters due to high contaminants," said Dr Kacha. The duo, who got hooked to wildlife a decade ago as MBBS students in Jamnagar, took up studying lions for flourosis after they read a paper 'Spontaneous fluorosis in Indian buffaloes' conducted by Bhavesh Trangadia and others that said 33% of buffaloes studied suffered from dental decay and bone defects in Lathi-Liliya

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Thursday we are going to recruiting students for tpps student organization
Any interested students can join.
Contact: 8801626025

41 days ayyappa Deeksha

Mandala Vratham: In religious concept Mandala is forty one days. The thirty days from the prathipada, after the full moon to the next full moon day and eleven days to the Ekadasi is the period of Mandala. How is the Mandala deeksha is related to the devotional activity of Shri Ayyappa?

Hariharathmajam: The concept of Ayyappa is HARIHARATHMAJA, i.e, a molecular re-union of Hari and Hara.

41 Days significance: In the digit forty one, four symbolises Vishnu and the One symbolises Siva. The morph of Vishnu is having four arms, having bodily resemblance of four Vedas. The number of letters in the Mantras related to Lord Vishnu is also in the multiples of four like 8,12,16 and 32. The "one" is the real Sivaswarupa. The Lord Siva or Mahadeva is the one who has no transformation, unrelated to any aspects, God or Gods and dwells in the solitude as the single and unrealized form,from the time before the creation of the world and after the merge( Pralaya).

Other Mandalas: The Universe can be called a Mandala ( Akhilanda Mandala), the pooja Mandala, the Vayu mandala and other mandalas are in use.

4+1=5, 4-1=3, 3,4,5: Eka, the one, as the meaning of the truth or reality, i.e., Eswar or Omkara. This is a word of Sri SHANKARA. The forty one is very important number in the mantra sastra. When we add four and one get five, if one is reduced from four get three. The 3,4,5 are the formulae of the Universe. The "three" is the form of time (like yesterday, today and tomorrow), the four is the form of the world( four directions) and the five is the form of Panchaboothas used to create this Universe, viz., sky, wind, water, fire, and earth.

Centre for environment education

CEE has been working in the state of Andhra Pradesh (AP) for the past 10 years. The focus of CEE's work in the state has been environment education in schools, water and sanitation, natural resource management, nature education and awareness generation.
The Department of Education, Society for Elimination of Rural Poverty (SERP), Vazhndhu Kaattuvom Project State Society (VKPSS) State Water Sanitation Mission - Panchayat Raj, Buddha Purnima Project (BPP) / Hyderabad Metropolitan Development Authority (HMDA), Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC), UNICEF, Total Sanitation Campaign (TSC) - Medak district, District Administration, Medak district, World Bank, India Institute of Science (IISc)-Bangalore, Andhra Pradesh Medicinal and Aromatic Plants Board (APMAB) and 33 partner NGOs, etc are the agencies with which CEE has worked with and has been working in the state.
Some of projects directly dealt by the regional office include:
Education for School Children
Projects Completed:

Environmental Education in Schools of Andhra Pradesh (EESAP) in coordination with Department of Education and Sir Ratan Tata Trust (SRTT) (2000-2008)
Student Amateurs in School Yard Agriculture (SASYA) in coordination with UNICEF and Department of Education (2007-2010) in 3 districts in 330 plus schools
Herbal gardens and Amla Plantations in schools in coordination with National Medicinal Plants Board (NMPB) and Andhra Pradesh Medicinal and Aromatic Plants Board (APMAB) (2007-2010)
Paryavaran Mitra - Paryavaran Mitra is an action-based programme for school students, focusing on Sustainability and Climate Change Education covering all the Government and aided schools of Andhra Pradesh (2011-12)
'Say no to Plastics' campaign in 40 schools of Hyderabad (2010) Awareness programme on eco friendly ganesh idols in selected schools of Hyderabad and Medak district (2007-2010)

Ongoing Projects :
Towards sustainable schools - Student Amateurs in School Yard Agriculture (SASYA) in coordination with UNICEF and Department of Education (2007-2010) in Medak district in 300 schools (2011-12)
Paryavaran Mitra - Paryavaran Mitra is an action-based programme for school students, focusing on Sustainability and Climate Change Education covering all the Government and aided schools of Andhra Pradesh (2011-12)
Water and Sanitation Programmes in Schools and Hostels
Projects Completed:
Participatory Assessment for water and sanitation facilities in the schools in coordination with UNICEF and SSA (2005)
Study on Operation and Maintenance of WATSAN facilities in schools in coordination with UNICEF and SWSM (2006-07)
Pre nomination Assessment of WATSAN situation in the villages of Medak district that have proposed for Nirmal Gram Puraskar (NGP) in coordination with SWSM (2007)
Sanitation Awareness, Assessment and Action for Schools (SAAAF) campaign in 300 plus schools in Medak district (2006-2010)
Ongoing Projects :
Sanitation Awareness, Assessment and Action for Schools (SAAAF) campaign in 300 schools in Medak district, 320 schools in Warangal district and 460 schools in Kurnool district
Integrated Sanitation and Hygiene Management in 230 Residential Institutions of Medak district (2010-11)
Experiencing Nature
Projects Completed:
‘Nandanavanam’- Conservation of greenery in urban areas through orientation to school children with the support of Urban Forestry Division of Municipal Corporation of Hyderabad (2003-05)
Societal Awareness and Visitor Education for Conservation of Hussain Sagar Lake (SAVE SAGAR) (2007)

Awareness generation
Projects Completed:
Campaign during idol immersion (on occasion of Ganesh Chaturthi festival) in Hussain Sagar Lake (HSL) for promoting clay idols and avoiding plastics (2005-10)
CSR activities to sensitize the citizens towards conservation of Hussain Sagar Lake (2007-10).
Environmental Awareness Campaign in Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) Summer Coaching Camps (2007)