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PM Modi to attend programme on ‘Save Soil Movement’ on 5th June

| @indiablooms | Jun 04, 2022, at 09:25 pm

New Delhi: On the occasion of World Environment Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will attend a programme on  ‘Save Soil Movement’ at Vigyan Bhawan on 5th June at 11 AM.

The Prime Minister will also address the gathering during the programme.

‘Save Soil Movement’ is a global movement to increase awareness about deteriorating soil health and bring about a conscious response to improve it. The movement was started by Sadhguru in March 2022, who embarked on a 100 day motorcycle journey passing through 27 countries.

5th June marks the 75th day of the 100 day journey.

The Prime Minister’s participation in the programme will be reflective of the shared concerns and commitment towards improving the health of soil in India.

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