Students Tie Rakhi to Collector, Advocate for Environmental Protection

Environmental Message Shared on Raksha Bandhan

On the auspicious occasion of Raksha Bandhan, students from Moti Children School in Guna district met with District Collector Kishore Kumar Kanyal. They affectionately tied rakhis on his wrist, celebrating the festival with enthusiasm and symbolizing the unbreakable bond between siblings.

Collector Kishore Kumar Kanyal graciously accepted the rakhis tied by the students. He distributed sweets to them and conveyed his best wishes for their bright future. This event not only honored the traditional festival but also strengthened the cordial relations between government officials and the public.

Pledge for Eco-Friendly Celebrations

Collector Kanyal especially lauded the students' sensitivity towards environmental conservation. He stated that celebrating festivals with a message of environmental protection is a highly commendable initiative. This effort by the students encourages society to be mindful of nature and adopt eco-friendly traditions.

The collector emphasized the importance of caring for nature while upholding our cultural heritage.

Collector Kanyal also presented the students with chocolates and saplings. Through these gifts, he aimed to instill a sense of responsibility towards nature and convey a meaningful message of environmental conservation. The students captured this memorable moment by taking a group photo with the collector.