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Save nature for next generation: President

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March 30, 2025

NEW DELHI: President Droupadi Murmu on Saturday called for nurturing and protecting the environment for the next generation, saying it is a “moral responsibility” of parents towards their children.

Save nature for next generation: President

Inaugurating a two-day National Conference on ‘Environment - 2025’, the President said, “It is our moral responsibility to provide a legacy of a clean environment to the coming generations. For this, we will have to adopt an environmentally conscious and sensitive lifestyle so that the environment is not only protected but also enhanced.”

She called for action with which the environment can become more vibrant and said, “Balancing between environment and modern development is both an opportunity and a challenge.”

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