PNN DigitalPNN Digital
    Facebook Twitter Instagram
    Thursday, June 19
    Trending
    • Kolkata Builds Green: Eco-Friendly Construction at the Core of Urban Renewal
    • Rail Door Profiles by Hafele
    • FearrXI to Launch Skill-Based Real Money Fantasy Gaming Platform in India by July 2025
    • Tanishq Joshi Dancer Spotlight: 10 Campaigns That Redefined the Stage
    • KriSHE Carbon Transforms Rural India with SoilBox Climate Action
    • Adi Sankara Math: 5 Landmark Goals Unveiled at Rampur Inauguration
    • IIM Kozhikode Reports 100% Growth in Women Enrolment for Executive Postgraduate Management Programme
    • Jiore Sinche Kojic Soap Reviewed By Many For Revolutionary Tan Removal Using Carrot Seed Oil
    Submit News
    PNN DigitalPNN Digital
    Subscribe
    • Home
    • News
    • Business
    • Entertainment
    • National
    • Lifestyle
    • More
      • Sports
      • Health
      • Finance
      • Education
    PNN DigitalPNN Digital
    Home»National

    Greenman fighting climate change with principles of non-violence

    PNN DigitalPNN Digital National 3 Mins Read
    Share
    Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Email

    New Delhi (India), June 5: Through the principles of ‘Satyagraha’ and ‘non-violence,’ Mahatma Gandhi and Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel inspired thousands of people to become “Freedom Fighters.” They bravely led the freedom struggle movement against the might of the British Empire. It’s wonderful to see that, exactly 100 years later, another young Gujarati textile entrepreneur has adopted a similar strategy to prepare ‘Paryavaran Senani’ (Environmental Warriors) from Surat schools and colleges to combat Global Warming and Climate Change.

    Meet Viral Desai, aka Greenman, who has launched a campaign against global warming and climate change through his ‘Satyagraha Against Pollution and Climate Change’ movement in Surat and has received the highest honours from the Governments of India and Gujarat.

    Greenman Viral Desai and his NGO ‘Hearts At Work’ went above and beyond to plant over 3.5 lakh trees throughout the city and collaborated closely with the Indian Railways to achieve the record of transforming Surat’s Udhana Railway Station into the “First Green Railway Station in India, Asia, and the World.”

    Draupadi Murmu, President of India, presented Viral Desai with the ‘National Energy Conservation Award’ in 2022 for his unparalleled contribution to pollution control and environmental protection in the textile industry. Viral Desai received the National Energy Conservation Award for the sixth time; previously, he accepted awards from three distinguished Indian Presidents.

    Viral Desai is on the move in Surat and the entire south Gujarat region to educate the youth on environmental protection, interacting with them, making them aware of environmental protection, and inspiring them to become ‘Paryavaran Senani’ through his ‘Satyagraha Against Pollution and Climate Change’ movement.

    “Mahatma Gandhiji and Sardar Patelji have given us an important lesson from their freedom struggle movement; any big problem is always fought by the collective efforts of the society or the nation, and those collective efforts should also be constructive and non-violent,” Viral Desai told to us. I was inspired by Mahatma and Sardar’s teachings and launched a satyagraha against pollution and climate change movement to achieve freedom from climate change, pollution, and global warming.”

    Viral’s satyagraha against pollution and climate change is unique in that it teaches the young generation an important lesson: “Rather than worrying about what others are doing, we should keep our lifestyle eco-friendly and take initiatives towards environmental protection at our own level.”

    The Satyagraha against pollution and climate change is guided by the ‘Triple A’ principle: awareness, attitude, and action. Viral Desai’s Triple-A principle in schools and colleges addresses issues such as energy conservation, water conservation, green energy, and biodiversity.

    The Satyagraha against pollution and climate change movement has reached approximately 1,00,000 students from various schools and colleges in Surat and south Gujarat. The Gujarat Pollution Control Board’s (GPCB) regional office in Surat has also joined the movement.

    If you have any objection to this press release content, kindly contact pr.error.rectification[at]gmail.com to notify us. We will respond and rectify the situation in the next 24 hours.

    PNN Digital
    • Website

    Keep Reading

    PM Modi, Cyprus President Forge India‑Cyprus Economic Ties in Limassol

    Air India 787 Crash in Ahmedabad: Rescue Underway, Investigation Launched

    India Celebrates 11 Years of Infrastructure Revolution Under PM Modi’s Vision

    AM/NS India Powers Two of India’s Greatest Rail Engineering Marvels

    Save Himalayas, Save Lives: Kishore Upadhyay Issues Global Warning on Climate Crisis on World Environment Day

    PM Modi to Head Tree Plantation Drive Under ‘Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam’ on World Environment Day

    Recent Posts
    • Kolkata Builds Green: Eco-Friendly Construction at the Core of Urban Renewal
    • Rail Door Profiles by Hafele
    • FearrXI to Launch Skill-Based Real Money Fantasy Gaming Platform in India by July 2025
    • Tanishq Joshi Dancer Spotlight: 10 Campaigns That Redefined the Stage
    • KriSHE Carbon Transforms Rural India with SoilBox Climate Action

    Kolkata Builds Green: Eco-Friendly Construction at the Core of Urban Renewal

    18/06/2025

    Rail Door Profiles by Hafele

    18/06/2025

    FearrXI to Launch Skill-Based Real Money Fantasy Gaming Platform in India by July 2025

    18/06/2025

    Tanishq Joshi Dancer Spotlight: 10 Campaigns That Redefined the Stage

    18/06/2025

    KriSHE Carbon Transforms Rural India with SoilBox Climate Action

    18/06/2025

    Adi Sankara Math: 5 Landmark Goals Unveiled at Rampur Inauguration

    18/06/2025
    Facebook Instagram Twitter
    • Legal Disclaimer
    • Privacy Policy
    • Contact Us
    • About Us
    © 2025 PNN Digital. Designed by Primex Media Services.

    Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.