POSITIVE EFFECT OF LOCK-DOWN ON YAMUNA
The National Green Tribunal has ordered the Central Pollution Control Board and Delhi Pollution Control Committee to submit a report on the Yamuna river water being cleared during the lock-down. In fact, such pictures are becoming viral on social media that the water of Yamuna is clearly visible during the lock-down period. It is believed that due to the lock-down, after the construction of the cities along the banks of Yamuna in Delhi NCR, after the factories, their garbage and dirty water is not going into the Yamuna, so the water of Yamuna is clearly visible.
Indeed, with the help of Lock-down, nature has tried to give a positive message to the whole world. If you understand this message, you will find that in most cities of the world, the breath-breaking air has been cleared. The sky of metros like Delhi, which is black with smoke all the time, has started to appear blue and stars have started shining at night.
The scene of the snowy peaks of the Himalayas from Jalandhar thrilled after four decades.Every day 11 lakh vehicles in Delhi come from other cities which could not enter the capital after lock-down. Therefore, the stifling air of Delhi was clearly visible. Even at the major intersections of the capital, there was no such thing as air pollution. While wild animals started appearing on the streets of cities.
Thanks to lock-down Indigo cows and deer were seen roaming in front of GIP, the busiest mall in Noida adjacent to Delhi.The bird's tweet began to be heard at Okhla Birds Vihar and the influx of parrots and other birds started disappearing from the porches of NCR cities.In a video from Haridwar, it was told that an elephant from Rajaji National Park is taking a bath in the Ganges near Har Ki Pauri.Ganga has also become absolutely pure.
A reindeer was seen on a beach in the south. There has also been a significant reduction in mortality due to lock-down. Nigam Bodh Ghat, considered to be the capital's largest, busiest and orderly funeral site, is reaching the crematorium 25% less than usual these days.
The cremation at cremation ghats located at Lodhi Road, Punjabi Bagh, has also come down by 25 to 50 percent for cremation because of lock-down. If you analyze it properly, you will find that the deaths due to road accidents have often ended. Due to pollution, respiratory patients have got new life in Delhi and heart attacks have also come down due to reduced stress. Not only this, crime has also reduced drastically.
People will return from lonely to joint family. Spending quality time with family has proved to be a unique experience in this lock-down. The return of migrant people from slum-built metros to their villages is also right from a point of view. People will return to nature with this excuse. The elders have rightly said that the soul of India resides in the villages here. But the race for indiscriminate earning money and modernity has created an imbalance between villages and cities in the last few decades.
This is a very good sign for nature. The lock-down has resulted in a steep decline in air, water and noise pollution in the metropolis of the country. Of course this moment is only for a few days. But environmentalists consider it a good initiative for the conservation of nature.
Indeed, the invasion of viruses such as the corona has also resulted from deteriorating the balance of nature. In the blind race of modernity today, the entire world has exploited nature immensely. Environmental experts are saying that humans have started making their grass in the wild in China. As a result, the whole world is suffering. Materialists argue that due to some disease or epidemic, the whole world cannot be imprisoned in homes in the form of Lock-down. However, this materialist has not yet found the answer to the treatment of Corona.
On the other hand, environmentalists and nature lovers from all over the world say that after Lock-Down, positive effects were seen all over the world. From this, it came to experience that by framing a concrete policy, the balance of nature can be achieved by voluntarily locking down once a year in different cities.
It can be understood in this way that fasting is important in Indian culture. Scientifically, during fasting, our body cleanses itself. Due to which many diseases of the body are cured automatically. Similarly, by lock-down for 15 days in a year, nature will get an opportunity to return to its old complexion.
Today, people of Indian, American, Spain, Italy, Japan, Korea and Germany have been praising and advocating the adoption of Indian Sanatan tradition like folding hands, prostrating vegetarianism, cremating dead people instead of joining hands.
