Prime Minister Narendra Modi, while addressing the nation on Sunday, praised the efforts of Ramveer Tanwar, who left a multi-national company in order to revive the ponds of his area. The Indian Prime Minister, during his 'Mann Ki Baat' radio address, praised Uttar Pradesh’s Greater Noida-based 28-year-old mechanical.....
What started as a jal chapaul or people’s gathering to raise awareness on water conservation in Gautam Buddh Nagar’s Dadha Village in 2014, soon turned out to be a larger initiative for conservation of waterbodies. The brainchild of Ramveer Tanwar,....
Water is one of those precious natural resources that is depleting rapidly due to global warming. There are still places where people don't have access to potable water, especially in India. However, a 26-year-old mechanical engineer is creating water awareness in villages and reviving ponds to fight the problem of water scarcity.
As the Second World War ended in the mid-1940s, an important scientific breakthrough was to add a strong weapon to the global fight against malaria. The industrial synthesis of chloroquine, combined
1.8 billion – that’s how many people on our planet are currently living without access to clean drinking water. One of the biggest culprits in this problem is water pollution. Luckily, there are people like Ramveer Tanwar setting an example and taking action to solve this crisis!
New Delhi: In Greater Noida’s Dabra village, a number of inhabitants have grown up to gradually witness the local ponds being encroached upon.
With India’s water levels declining every other minute, it is the remotest regions of the country which have been facing the worst of this crisis.
India News: Ramveer Tanwar, who has a BTech in mechanical engineering, recently quit his job with a multinational to focus on a cause dear ...
Juggling his job in an MNC, this hardworking farmer’s son utilises his after-work hours and weekends to breathe fresh life into Noida’s lakes. The kind of hero India truly needs!
GREATER NOIDA: At a time when the groundwater table in Gautam Budh Nagar is depleting at a rate of one metre every year, residents of a little known
1.8 billion – that’s how many people on our planet are currently living without access to clean drinking water. One of the biggest culprits in this problem is water pollution. Luckily, there are people like Ramveer Tanwar setting an example and taking action to solve this crisis!
New Delhi: In Greater Noida’s Dabra village, a number of inhabitants have grown up to gradually witness the local ponds being encroached upon.
With India’s water levels declining every other minute, it is the remotest regions of the country which have been facing the worst of this crisis.
India News: Ramveer Tanwar, who has a BTech in mechanical engineering, recently quit his job with a multinational to focus on a cause dear ...
नई दिल्ली से अरविन्द मिश्रा। समाज में ऐसे लोगों की कमी नहीं है जो सामाजिक कार्यों के लिए किसी संस्थाका होने का इंतज़ार करते हैं. कुछ लोग यह भी सोचते हैं कि किसी संस्था का गठन कर ही सेवा कार्य करें जिससे उनका और उनकी संस्था का नाम भी हो. हालांकि संस्थागत प्रयासों में कोई बुराई नहीं है.
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