On World No-Tobacco Day, Siliguri Sumita Cancer Relief Welfare and Educational Society, non-government organization in West Bengal’s Siliguri city, organized a day-long anti-smoking campaign. The campaign was an effort to create awareness among people about ill effects of tobacco. The NGO took out a rally with students and the National Cadet Corps (NCC) cadets holding…
On World No-Tobacco Day, Siliguri Sumita Cancer Relief Welfare and Educational Society, non-government organization in West Bengal’s Siliguri city, organized a day-long anti-smoking campaign. The campaign was an effort to create awareness among people about ill effects of tobacco. The NGO took out a rally with students and the National Cadet Corps (NCC) cadets holding…
‘Aware’ is the word that best describes the countrymen we live with today. Gone are the days when the Tatas or the Birlas would plant trees on roadsides and claim being environmentally responsible, or announce scholarships for half-a-dozen poor kids and boast about being socially responsible. Today, exploitation of nature and humanitarian values cannot be…
‘Aware’ is the word that best describes the countrymen we live with today. Gone are the days when the Tatas or the Birlas would plant trees on roadsides and claim being environmentally responsible, or announce scholarships for half-a-dozen poor kids and boast about being socially responsible. Today, exploitation of nature and humanitarian values cannot be…
‘Aware’ is the word that best describes the countrymen we live with today. Gone are the days when the Tatas or the Birlas would plant trees on roadsides and claim being environmentally responsible, or announce scholarships for half-a-dozen poor kids and boast about being socially responsible. Today, exploitation of nature and humanitarian values cannot be…
‘Aware’ is the word that best describes the countrymen we live with today. Gone are the days when the Tatas or the Birlas would plant trees on roadsides and claim being environmentally responsible, or announce scholarships for half-a-dozen poor kids and boast about being socially responsible. Today, exploitation of nature and humanitarian values cannot be…
‘Aware’ is the word that best describes the countrymen we live with today. Gone are the days when the Tatas or the Birlas would plant trees on roadsides and claim being environmentally responsible, or announce scholarships for half-a-dozen poor kids and boast about being socially responsible. Today, exploitation of nature and humanitarian values cannot be…
‘Aware’ is the word that best describes the countrymen we live with today. Gone are the days when the Tatas or the Birlas would plant trees on roadsides and claim being environmentally responsible, or announce scholarships for half-a-dozen poor kids and boast about being socially responsible. Today, exploitation of nature and humanitarian values cannot be…
