Chipko movement and van mohastav class 8

class 8 chipko movement and vanmohastav

1. CHIPKO MOVEMENT AND VAN MOHASTAV CHEMISTRY PROJECT BY M ARYAN

2. Chipko movement , also called  Chipko andolan , nonviolent social and ecological  movement  by rural villagers, particularly women, in India in the 1970s, aimed at protecting trees and forests slated for government-backed logging . WHAT IS CHIPKO MOVEMENT

3. 3 ADD A FOOTER Sunderlal Bahuguna has started Chipko movement . Sunderlal Bahuguna  gave a direction to the movement and his appeal to  Indira Gandhi , the then Prime Minister of  India , resulted in the ban of cutting trees. His appeal resulted in a 15-year ban on chopping of green trees in 1980 . WHO STARTED CHIPKO MOVEMENT

4. 4 ADD A FOOTER Uttar Pradesh's Mandal In modern  India , Chipko Movement started in April 1973 in  Uttar Pradesh's  Mandal village in the upper  Alakananda  valley. Soon it spread to other Himalayan districts of the state. The Chipko Movement was triggered by a  government  decision to allot forest land to a sports goods company. Where Chipko movement started

5. 5 ADD A FOOTER Some of the pics of Chipko movement

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7. 7 ADD A FOOTER Sunderlal bhauguana

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9. 9 ADD A FOOTER THE VANMAHOTSAVA MOVEMENT WAS STARTED BY THE GOVERNAMENT. Van Mahotsav  is an annual pan-Indian tree planting festival, occupying a week in the month of July. During this event millions of trees are planted. ... Munshi, the then Union Minister for Agriculture and Food to create an enthusiasm in the mind of the populace for the conservation of forests and planting of trees. VANAMAHOTSAVA

10. 10 ADD A FOOTER We  celebrated Van   Mahotsava with our Scouts brother.It is an annual tree planting  festival  in the month of July. ... It was started to create awareness in the mind of the people for the conservation of forests and planting of new trees.  Van   Mahotsava is  celebrated  as a  festival  of life.

11. 11 ADD A FOOTER Celebrating the importance of trees,  Van Mahotsav  was initiated in 1950 to  celebrate  the importance of growing and saving forests and to create awareness about the bad effects of deforestation, which is a great initiative, it is observed in the first week of  July  each year. ... Plant more and more trees every day. Why vanamahostav in only July?

12. 12 ADD A FOOTER Some pics of van Mahotsav

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