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Ganderbal, May 22 (Scoop News)- The District Legal Services Authority, (DLSA) Ganderbal today observed “International Biodiversity Day '' at Legal Literacy club, Faculty of Forestry SKAUST-K Benhama Ganderbal. The programme was held under the supervision of Chairman DLSA Ganderbal, Ritesh Kumar Dubey and under the guidance of Secretary DLSA Ganderbal, Nusrat Ali Hakak. The ‘International Biodiversity Day’ was observed with the aim of raising awareness about the importance of preserving and protecting our planet's biological diversity. Chairman DLSA, Ganderbal & Secretary DLSA, Ganderbal, highlighted that small gestures, such as planting trees, avoiding plastic, and conserving water, could have a significant impact on conserving biodiversity. They also added that the observation of biodiversity day, plantation drive, made a significant impact in promoting awareness about the importance of biodiversity and ecology and underscored the need for all stake ....
Get qualified, realise rights Bss, Dhaka Bss, Dhaka Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday called upon the country s women to become more qualified through education and training to realise their own rights. Rights have to be realised and qualification is needed to realise it. This qualification would come through education and training, she said. The premier was addressing a programme, organised by the women and children affairs ministry at Bangladesh Shishu Academy Auditorium, to mark the International Women s Day-2021. She joined the event virtually from the Gono Bhaban. The theme of this year s International Women s Day is Women in leadership, achieving an equal future in a Covid-19 world . ....
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