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Actor Sayaji Shinde Raises Awareness on Environmental Conservation Renowned actor Sayaji Shinde highlights a crucial issue we often overlook – the impact of development on our environment. He urges everyone to reflect on how rapid urbanization is erasing flora and fauna, and the profound effects this has on humanity.... show more

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@nitin_gadkari @Dev_Fadnavis @mieknathshinde @AjitPawarSpeaks @AUThackeray @NANA_PATOLE @VijayWadettiwar @RRPSpeaks

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Amol Arun Chitrevor 2 Jahren

True that 💯 percent 🎯 ✔️

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Digu 🇮🇳vor 2 Jahren

Appreciated to him.

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NileshR125vor 2 Jahren

All celebrities should come forward.. after all India needs revolution around preserving nature

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Imtiyaz Ahmedvor 2 Jahren

अगदी बरोबर. फक्त झाड तोडली जात आहे. सातारा ते कोल्हापूर पर्यत high way साठी 100 वर्षा पूर्वची झाडाची कत्तल केली. टोल वाढवं म्हणून सगळीकडे फक्त विनाश चाललंय. कुठे तरी थांबा नाही तर...

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Manisha Singhvor 2 Jahren

Kiti Jan zade lavtat aajkal?- te khare environmentalist

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Sameershaikhvor 2 Jahren

We not live anything in name of Vikas

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BK🇮🇳vor 2 Jahren

All these new homestays, resorts coming up in the middle of the forests or next to water falls etc should stop.

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jaspreet singh jollyvor 2 Jahren

Patur ghat la pan asa hi develop kela sarve jhad kapun takle ! Very sad affair

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