Archive · 22 Sep 2026
Keralam CM Urges Students to Link Human and Nature Health
Keralam Chief Minister V D Satheesan spoke to students in Thiruvananthapuram.
He said people and nature are closely connected.
He explained that the health of humans, animals and the environment should be considered together.
This idea is called “One Health.”
He asked students to protect nature and develop environment-friendly habits.
He also told them to support people who are struggling.
Satheesan encouraged them to take part in democracy and stay away from drugs.
He gave these messages while presenting an award to Bharat Scouts and Guides students.
V D Satheesan urged students to adopt an environment-friendly outlook.
He said human, nature and surrounding environmental health are interconnected under the “One Health” idea.
Satheesan made the remarks while presenting the Chief Minister’s Shield Award to Bharat Scouts and Guides students.
He encouraged students to support people facing difficulties, even when financial help is not possible.
The chief minister also urged students to participate in democratic life, avoid drugs and make responsible choices.
- Who
- Keralam Chief Minister V D Satheesan and Bharat Scouts and Guides students.
- What
- Satheesan urged students to protect nature, understand the One Health idea, support struggling people, participate in democracy and avoid drugs.
- When
- September 22.
- Where
- Thiruvananthapuram.
- Why
- To encourage an environment-friendly outlook, social support, democratic participation and responsible choices.
- Speaker
- V D Satheesan, Keralam Chief Minister
- Main message
- Human health and the health of nature are interconnected.
- Concept discussed
- The globally emerging idea of “One Health”
- Event
- Distribution of the Chief Minister’s Shield Award
- Recipients
- Bharat Scouts and Guides students
- Additional advice
- Support struggling people, participate in democratic life and stay away from drugs
- Location
- Thiruvananthapuram