Celebrating Independence: Rajasthan's Commitment to Environmental Protection

On the 80th Independence Day, Rajasthan's State Pollution Control Board held a ceremony emphasizing the importance of environmental protection. Secretary Member Mr. Kapil Chandrawal hoisted the flag and called for active citizen participation in preserving clean air and water. He highlighted that safeguarding the environment is a collective responsibility. The board urged citizens to minimize plastic use, segregate waste, and engage in tree planting to contribute to a healthier Rajasthan. The event was marked by enthusiastic participation from officials and staff, reinforcing the commitment to a pollution-free future.

By Narendra Chaudhary Aug 15, 2026, 11:06 IST

Flag Hoisting Ceremony Marks 80th Independence Day

On the occasion of the 80th Independence Day, a dignified ceremony was held at the headquarters of the Rajasthan State Pollution Control Board. During this event, Secretary Member Mr. Kapil Chandrawal hoisted the national flag and extended Independence Day greetings to officials and staff, reaffirming their collective commitment to environmental protection and pollution control.

In his address following the flag hoisting, Mr. Chandrawal emphasized that the true essence of freedom can only be realized when every citizen actively participates in preserving clean air, pure water, and a green environment. He stated that safeguarding the environment is not solely the responsibility of government bodies but a moral obligation for every individual.

Message from the Pollution Control Board to Citizens:

“This Independence Day, let us pledge to be free from pollution. Minimize plastic use, adopt waste segregation, protect water sources from contamination, engage in tree planting, and adhere to environmental regulations to contribute to a clean, healthy, and developed Rajasthan.”

The event saw enthusiastic participation from the board's officials and staff.