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Nature is a sacred place

Telangana Board · Class 10 · Environmental Education

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The Sacred Nature of Our Environment

  • All religions teach respect for nature and emphasize that we should never harm ponds, lakes, forests, rocks, birds, and animals
  • Sacred places reflect our religious principles and beliefs, making them divine and holy
  • Natural elements like rivers, mountains, and forests are considered sacred in Indian culture
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Current Problems at Sacred Places

  • Sacred places are being polluted with polythene covers, plastic waste, and other garbage
  • Food remains, plastic plates, and covers are commonly left behind by visitors
  • Waste materials create foul smells and destroy the divine atmosphere
3

Polluted Sacred Rivers - Case Studies

  • River Moosi at Hyderabad is severely polluted due to waste dumping
  • Thungabhadra at Kurnool faces similar environmental challenges
  • Godavari at Rajahmundry is affected by religious and urban waste
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Do's and Don'ts for Sacred Places

  • DO: Use dustbins for disposing of waste materials like paper plates and food remains
  • DO: Carry reusable items instead of disposable plastic materials
  • DO: Take personal responsibility for keeping sacred places clean

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All religions teach us to respectSacred places are being dumpedWaste materials like plastic coversMajor rivers in India like Moosi

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