Details of the Vice President’s Address in National Energy Conservation Day Celebrations, 2024, New Delhi

Climate change, crisis. This dangerous problem removes social barriers. Rich or poor, urban or rural. Either we work together, or else we are ruined together.” When we faced Covid, I reflected that Covid is a non-discriminatory challenge. It affected all the rich, high and powerful people like me. But this challenge had to be tackled together, together.

We need to take immediate, decisive and corrective measures, the government has dictated industrial transformation and radical civic commitment.

We have knowledge of thousands of years of civilization, our Vedas, Puranas, epics, Mahabharata, Ramayana and Gita, if we look at that gold mine, we get real inspiration that conservation has always been a major factor, an aspect of life.

While our ancient wisdom foreshadowed this crisis, the path to peace in the form of a request for environmental harmony was no longer a philosophy that had to be transformed into action. Our desperate cry for survival is encapsulated.‘द्यौः शान्ति:, पृथ्वी शांति:’

We need peace in the sky, peace on earth, and we cannot have peace or harmony or peace unless there is a positive environmental system for existence.

Our civilizational knowledge is a heritage, and I would say, in a sense, for this climate emergency, the survival manual, encyclopedia.

The sacred view of the nature of Indian culture is a way of life that will prevent environmental degradation. Look at our religious works, look at our verses,

See our method of worship. We always nurture nature, worship nature. We ensure by these activities that nature nurtures and blossoms.

Therefore, in such a situation, the Prime Minister called for the people’s movement to become ‘Ek Pad Maa Ke Naam’. It has started as a modest way, I can tell you that it is Janandolan. It is on this day that we have to take an oath. All of us will at least have a ped for ‘Maa Ke Naam’.

For the utilization of natural resources, our financial strength for consumption, our trusted strength cannot be a determining factor.

Our resources on earth are not infinite, they are limited. We are depriving our future generations of their due if we indulge in reckless exploitation. Fortunately, innovation and research have provided us with alternative sources, renewable resources. In the G20, the country took a big step forward and this initiative was the Energy Front, but even before that, we could encourage, encourage the International Solar Alliance. It is headquartered in the National Capital Region, with more than 100 countries as its members. Now I feel the availability and adaptability of renewable energy in the villages.

The Constitution has given us fundamental rights, but also fundamental duties, and whenever any challenge arises in the family, in society, in groups or before the country, we deny our rights and give priority to duties.

Especially drawing your attention to Section 51A. It’s not just constitutional guidance. It has to be a way of life with us. If we focus on that duty, energy conservation will be possible.

We have to enter into innovation mode, find a systemic solution that should not be left to individuals. The system has to come from the age. Director IIT Kanpur has assured me that he will look into the matter. Imagine that our lack of attention, our neglect is putting us at risk in so many ways.

One, our health.

Second, the loss of hours of work.

Thirdly, the disruption of normal life. and;

Fourth, we need to take care of our children.

We are giving them heavy doses. You can’t go to school on this day because pollution is very high and so everyone needs to come together and contribute to their potential.

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