Role of Education system in spreading environment and wildlife awareness Our guest speaker for this discussion is Bandita Sashoni who is a tenured Educationalist and FM anchor who has been working in Dibrugarh, Assam for more than a decade now. Bandita has been serving as a faculty in Gyan Vigyan Academy Dibrugarh, Assam, India for 14 years. She is also engaged with Dibrugarh University's FM station Radio Gyanmalinee 90.8 as a presenter of 4 different programs in relation to youth, culture, environment, and so on. Our host for this discussion will be Manash Protim BuraGohain who is the Co-founder of Modus Operandi NGO, Journalist, and Environmentalist with more than 18 years of experience in various fields of work.
Role of Education system in spreading environment and wildlife awareness Our guest speaker for this discussion is Bandita Sashoni who is a tenured Educationalist and FM anchor who has been working in Dibrugarh, Assam for more than a decade now. Bandita has been serving as a faculty in Gyan Vigyan Academy Dibrugarh, Assam, India for 14 years. She is also engaged with Dibrugarh University's FM station Radio Gyanmalinee 90.8 as a presenter of 4 different programs in relation to youth, culture, environment, and so on. Our host for this discussion will be Manash Protim BuraGohain who is the Co-founder of Modus Operandi NGO, Journalist, and Environmentalist with more than 18 years of experience in various fields of work.
We don't need mineral water/ bottled water and other purified bottled water. As the Co-founder of the NGO Modus Operandi, it is my responsibility to share some steps we are taking towards this 🙏 What we need are - 1. Cleaner River systems 2. Better water purification system 3. Rainwater harvesting 4. Purified tap water 5. We should be able to drink from the tube wells and taps 6. We should use traditional organic methods of water purification These are just some examples to name a few Drawbacks of Bottled water industry - 1. Increased plastic pollution 2. Increase in carbon footprints 3. Bottled water can still create health problems 4. Bottled water might still have contaminants in it 5. Bottled water will cost more than tap water affecting your wallet 6. Bottled water creates a recycling problem for most communities. 7. Bottled water creates a significant danger to animals and the Environment Think wisely before you chose to promote this industry and contribute to the sham. #environment #assam #plasticpollution #waterpollution #carbonfootprint #riversofindia #purewater #guwahati #India #Northeastindia
Understand what illegal Wildlife trafficking is all about and do your part.
We are trying to speak about, on how canines could help with the mental health aspects 🐶
Cinema has a larger impact on people and movies should be made on Environment and Wildlife
World Rhino Conservation efforts and focus on Northeast India's One horned Rhino.
Discussion on the Environment and Wildlife laws. The impacts of illegal wildlife Trafficking and the criminal punishments associated with Wildlife crimes. The guest speaker for the show is Advocate BhaskarThapa, who is a criminal lawyer at the Tinsukia Bar Association who comes with an experience of more than a decade in the field. He has also worked for various Legal Processing Outsourcing firms in Pune and worked on corporate laws too. #modusoperandingo #india #environmentlaw #environmentawareness #Assam #northeastindia #illegalwildlifetrade #wildlifecrime #wildlifeonearth #savetreesavelife #coexistingwithnature #SaveTreeSaveEnvironment
Our guest speaker Sunny Deori ( PhD Scholar Wildlife Science) will be highlighting and touching on certain key points on Gangeitic River Dolphins. Gangetic River Dolphins are the state Aquatic Animal of Assam. The Gangetic River Dolphins are am endangered species under IUCN red list species. If you want to share your questions and opinions, kindly feel free to comment on our post. #Assam #Gangeticriverdolphinconservation #AssamNews #wildlife #wildlifeonearth #rivers #riversofindia #AssamFloods #AssamCM #Tripura #thegirlfromagartala #Goalpara #india #riverdolphins #PCCF #ModusoperandiNGO