Hyderabad April 7, (way2newstv.com):
One young man .. Thousand kilometer adventure trip on the bike .. all across the country. The only goal is to protect the environment, protect the wildlife. He wants to be a human being. He is from Julian Bora of Assam. His country-wide bike expedition in Assam last month has reached Telangana via West Bengal, Jharkhand, Orissa and Andhra Pradesh. It has already completed a 4,000 kilometer journey, and the rest of the states will be riding on the bike in the next two months to provide an insight into the need for environmental and wildlife protection. Julian says that he is going to travel alone if it does not preserve nature and animals, it is a threat to human survival and to create that sense. He came to Hyderabad as part of the yatra and met forest officials in Aarya Bhavan. Forestry officials congratulated Julian, who was traveling alone for the community. His yatra wanted to succeed throughout the country. Save Rhino, Saved Wildlife says Julian. India's specialty rhinoceros is now in danger of being in danger, but not immediately wake up in Italy, the last dead rush of death in Africa and the situation in India. Julian said that rush hunt and horn sales are worst in the northeastern states and the rush to smuggling across Bangladesh and Nepal.
PROTECT THE ENVIRONMENT AND WILDLIFE - YOUNGSTAR THOUSANDS OF MILES ADVENTURE TRIP ON BIKE
He has chosen to take a bike ride with the intention of preventing wildlife hunt. Representatives of Road Thrills were joined by Jillian in Hyderabad. We will support Julian for the protection of forests and animals, and we will be participating in the bike ride during the country tour, "said Parthasarathy and Abhishek, representatives of road thrills. In Telangana, the officials of the wild animal hunt and forestry issues have been told that they will take care of the people, to help them get aware of the voluntary organizations and bike riding clubs. He was honored with a memorandum by the intention of winning the Jillian country tour, the officials of the Telangana Forest Department. Previously visited the Jillian Bora Nehru Zoo Park, Dulapally Forest Academy. The first time he went to Assam, Nehru saw four riddles in the zoo and two of them were happy that he was born in the zoo.
Forestry Chief General Manager PK Jha, PCCs Prithviraj, Raghuveer, Additional Forest Conservation Officers Munindra, Lokesh Jaiswal, Swargam Srinivas, Shobha, Assistant Conservator of Forests M. Raja Ramana Reddy, p. Srinivasa Rao participated.
