New Delhi, March 11: Save Earth company YES WORLD Climate Tech conducted a major event to generate the much-required awareness about climate change emergency through its SAVE EARTH MISSION on the ground. The event was held at the Constitutional Club of India, New Delhi was attended by SAVE EARTH Activist Sandeep Choudhary and top mission members from across India. The first major outreach program under SAVE EARTH MISSION was entirely focused on the kickoff of global awareness events towards the impacts of global warming.

Union Minister for Tribal Affairs Arjun Munda presided the event over as chief guest while Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar was present at the event. The event was attended by several government officials, environmental and social activists, and a large number of volunteers willing to learn about the right actions to save Earth from the global warming crisis.

Union Minister Munda said the event and the content is an absolute eye-opener and encouraged everyone to take charge of their carbon footprint, both on an individual level and community level. It is paramount for everyone to understand how their individual lifestyle and daily activities impact the environment and once that’s discovered, empowered community members with the right information and framework, will be able to take meaningful actions toward the reduction of carbon emissions from Earth’s atmosphere, he said.

One major theme of the event revolved around children taking more active participation in climate actions. With increased awareness about global warming at the school level and through extracurricular activities, the younger generation feels frustrated that the elders are not doing much to have a livable environment for them in the coming decades. And they will have to act themselves without having to wait for others to start.

While speaking during the event, YES WORLD promoter Sandeep Choudhary said that a community-driven bottom-up approach is the only path forward to make climate actions meaningful. He said India is the third largest emitter of greenhouse gases in the environment, and hence India will have to participate in the world’s biggest problem at the same magnitude. He added that we are the first and last generation to feel the heat of global warming and if we don’t act now, there will not be any opportunity window left for us to act in the future. So, it’s paramount that we announce global warming as a global emergency and start acting now with a common goal to leave this planet better than that what we got, Choudhary said.

YES WORLD’s SAVE EARTH MISSION got a more mainstream acknowledgement after this event. YES WORLD Co-founder Amit Tiwari, informed the community members that it’s a great moment to be associated with the YES WORLD community and together we stand determined to make everyone aware of the impacts of global warming and how it poses an existential threat the mankind. Tiwari added that YES WORLD community empowers people with the right information and inspires them to take the right climate actions towards sustainability. He also said such events will continue to take place in various parts of India in the coming months to democratize carbon reduction activities on the community level under SAVE EARTH MISSION

As a climate tech company, YES WORLD is on the world’s biggest mission to SAVE EARTH and works towards the solution. YES WORLD is among very few organizations with tangible offerings towards solving the global warming crisis. Last month, YES WORLD launched the world’s first Energy Efficient Windows Solution for home and commercial buildings which is a product line of specialized glass perfect for larger windows and glass façade. The specialized glass solution includes double pane glass and sandwich glass which has a layer of a patented material that reflects 85% solar radiant heat as well as blocks 92% of UV rays from entering the building. The energy-efficient glass is a see-through windows solution that blocks most of the solar heat from entering the building and significantly reduces the energy consumption in terms of HVAC load.

YES WORLD and SAVE EARTH MISSION is promoted by SAVE EARTH activist Sandeep Choudhary, whose path-breaking achievements as an entrepreneur and thoughtful initiatives as a Save Earth activist have been recognized by the government and several national and international agencies. Choudhary left behind his co-founded VC-backed multi-million-dollar business to work on the noble mission of saving Earth from global warming.

Under Choudhary’s vision and leadership, YES WORLD has championed a noble cause of reducing carbon footprint and bringing forth the issue of global warming and climate change. For years, Sandeep Choudhary has been a part of several initiatives that have worked towards making the world a greener and healthier place for its inhabitants.

Through his climate tech startup and strong community behind the world’s largest movement, he is taking his efforts towards protecting Mother Earth. Sandeep Choudhary’s official verified

Twitter handle is https://twitter.com/sandeep4earth

Are you planning a trip to Iceland? If so, you’re in for a treat! The “Land of Fire and Ice” is an incredible destination with breathtaking views, vibrant culture, and plenty of exciting activities. While exploring the country can be intimidating, it doesn’t have to be. In this blog post, we’ll discuss five can’t-miss ways to explore Iceland, so you can make the most of your trip.

1) Rent a Car

Renting a car is one of the most popular ways to explore Iceland, as it offers a sense of freedom and flexibility that other methods of transportation don’t. Rental cars in Iceland will give you the opportunity to stop and admire the breathtaking scenery along the way. It also allows you to access places that are off-the-beaten-path and away from the crowds. If you’re interested in renting a car for your trip, make sure to do so in advance. You can rent a car from one of the many rental companies located at Keflavík International Airport, such as Avis, Budget, Europcar, and Hertz. 

2) Take the Bus

Taking the bus is a great way to explore Iceland without having to rent a car. Bus routes cover most of the country; so you can easily get from one part of the country to the other. Taking the bus is also much more affordable than renting a car. The main bus line in Iceland is called Strætó, and they have several different types of tickets. You can buy a single ticket, a day pass, or a tourist pass which allows you to travel anywhere in the country for an entire week. 

3) Take a Tour

Tours provide a safe and comfortable way to get around the country. From organised day trips to multi-day excursions, there are plenty of tour packages available to suit every budget and itinerary. Whether you’re interested in waterfalls, glaciers, geysers, hot springs, or volcanoes, there’s sure to be a tour package to suit your interests. There are several types of tours available in Iceland, from private guided tours to group excursions. If you’re looking for a luxurious experience, you can opt for a private customised tour. Group tours are great if you’re on a budget.

4) Hike

One of the best ways to explore Iceland is by hiking. With its diverse terrain, there are plenty of options for all skill levels. Some of the most popular trails include the Skógafoss and Hvannadalshnúkur. Both trails offer stunning views of Iceland’s majestic landscapes and picturesque waterfalls. If you’re feeling adventurous, you could even consider tackling the Laugavegur Trail, a four-day trek that takes hikers through a variety of terrains, including glaciers and hot springs.

5) Bike

Exploring Iceland on two wheels is a great way to experience the breathtaking views and unique terrain of this gorgeous country. If you’re looking for an easy ride, take a leisurely cruise around the capital, Reykjavik. You can take a bike tour that takes you past many landmarks and sights, like Hallgrimskirkja and Tjornin Pond. For something a bit more adventurous, you can look into joining one of the many guided bike tours across the countryside.

A delegation of Kashmiri Pandits met Rahul Gandhi on Monday during his Bharat Jodo Yatra in Jammu and Kashmir’s Samba district.

The delegation briefed the Congress leader on several issues faced the Kashmiri Pandit community including “targeted killings” by terrorists and the resultant protest by those employed under the prime minister’s package.

Members of the delegation also accused the BJP government of “using” the community to further its political goals and spread hate and division among Muslims and Hindus, especially in Kashmir.

A Kashmiri Pandit migrant, Jitendra Kachroo, who came all the way from Uttar Pradesh, where he’s settled after migrating from Kashmir, showered high praise on Gandhi, who he called a “very nice human being and a very simple person.”

Kachroo said that it was heartwarming to meet Gandhi as he patiently listened to their issues.

Kachroo accused the BJP regime of “using” the Kashmiri Pandit community to further the saffron party’s political agenda and alleged that the Narendra Modi-led government never actually meant to resolve their issues but only use them spread hate and division along communal lines.

He said that Muslims and Hindus used to live in peace in Kashmir as both communities share the same culture, dress and even surnames, but divisive forces in both camps tore the Kashmiris apart.

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The delegation has also invited Rahul Gandhi to their Jagti township along the Jammu-Srinagar National Highway. Members of the delegation said that he is likely to visit the community on his way to Kashmir.

Social activist Amit Koul, who was part of the delegation, said they briefed Gandhi on the issues faced by the community such as employees who were given jobs under the prime minister’s package employees by the previous Manmohan Singh-led UPA government.

Koul said the employees are on protest over the past six months in Jammu demanding relocation out of Kashmir valley due to fear of targeted killings and their salaries have been withheld.

Around 4,000 Kashmiri migrants Pandits were provided jobs under the prime minister’s employment package in various state departments in 2008.

The package includes two major components- 6,000 jobs for the youth from the community and building as many accommodation units for the recruited employees.

However, many of the employees fled to Jammu after one of their colleagues, Rahul Bhat, was shot dead by terrorists inside his office in Budgam district on May 12. The incident was described as a case of targeted killing.

He said that the delegation raised several other issues faced by the community including the enhancing the relief, and also invited Gandhi to Jagti township.

The Congress leader has assured them that he will visit the township on his way to Kashmir valley and raise the issues of the community in and outside the Parliament.

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