Archive · 29 Jul 2026
SETKUR CEO emphasizes collective responsibility for nature conservation
Dr. Venugopal, the CEO of SETKUR, spoke at an event about how everyone needs to help protect nature.
He said that pollution and using too many resources are bad for the environment.
He asked people to use less water and electricity, and to recycle more.
Other speakers talked about the dangers of plastic and how important it is to protect animals.
There were also competitions for students, and prizes were given to the winners.
Dr. Venugopal emphasized the need for collective public participation in environmental protection.
Rapid industrialization and urbanization are causing environmental degradation.
Citizens were urged to consume resources responsibly and adopt eco-friendly practices.
The '3Rs'—Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle—were highlighted as essential for sustainability.
The event included essay writing and elocution competitions for students.
- Who
- Dr. Venugopal, CEO of SETKUR, along with other speakers and participants
- What
- An environmental awareness program emphasizing nature conservation
- When
- Tuesday, on World Nature Conservation Day
- Where
- Government Junior College in Veldurthi
- Why
- To raise awareness about environmental protection and the importance of public participation
Environmental Conservation
Industrial and Technological Development
Role of Public Participation
Environmental Conservation
Public participation is crucial for environmental protection and conservation.
Industrial and Technological Development
Industrial and technological advancements drive economic growth and development.
- Event
- Environmental Awareness Program
- Organizers
- Department of Youth Services and SETKUR
- Location
- Government Junior College, Veldurthi
- Date
- Tuesday (World Nature Conservation Day)
- Chief Guest
- Dr. Venugopal, CEO of SETKUR
- Key Speakers
- Pollution Control Board Executive Engineer Kishore, In-charge Principal Vijay Kumar, Telugu lecturer Ashok
- Activities
- Essay writing and elocution competitions