How does it look from up there, pal? (Free stock photo from the web)Yep. Even the squirrels seem to have gotten wind of it.
On March 16, all those cheering for a greener and cleaner city will go marching along from Cubbon Park to Lal Bagh. The invitation is being broadcast from every nook and (web) corner, radio stations and chin wagging sessions.
The Art of Living volunteers have taken on the responsibility of leading the ten thousand odd participants who will turn up for the drive.
The green landscape of Lal Bagh has always been famous for its exotic trees with all their grand botanical names proudly displayed.
Pic credit: www.flickr.com
The popular flower shows at Lal Bagh attract thousands of nature lovers and the flowers are such a pretty sight to behold.
Green Code aims at educating people over keeping the the Garden city clean. The whole program is to bring civic sense to every Bangalorean so that the city becomes a better place to live in.
On March 16, some of us will clean up the terrain by way of setting an example.
Then there's hope that with such eco-friendly drives, people will become conscious of a cleaner and beautiful Bangalore and make it a way of life.
Do join us on March 16, 2008. Volunteers will be gathered at Lal Bagh morn' to evening to guide you in the activities.
For more details, pl contact Shashikanth (ICE TV) at: 98453 44244
On March 16, the Karnataka State Pollution Control Board and Home Guards are organizing "Green Code".
Beautiful Lal Bagh (Credit: www.flickr.com)
Beautiful Lal Bagh (Credit: www.flickr.com)On March 16, all those cheering for a greener and cleaner city will go marching along from Cubbon Park to Lal Bagh. The invitation is being broadcast from every nook and (web) corner, radio stations and chin wagging sessions.
The Art of Living volunteers have taken on the responsibility of leading the ten thousand odd participants who will turn up for the drive.
The green landscape of Lal Bagh has always been famous for its exotic trees with all their grand botanical names proudly displayed.
Pic credit: www.flickr.com
The popular flower shows at Lal Bagh attract thousands of nature lovers and the flowers are such a pretty sight to behold.Green Code aims at educating people over keeping the the Garden city clean. The whole program is to bring civic sense to every Bangalorean so that the city becomes a better place to live in.
On March 16, some of us will clean up the terrain by way of setting an example.
Then there's hope that with such eco-friendly drives, people will become conscious of a cleaner and beautiful Bangalore and make it a way of life.
Do join us on March 16, 2008. Volunteers will be gathered at Lal Bagh morn' to evening to guide you in the activities.
For more details, pl contact Shashikanth (ICE TV) at: 98453 44244
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