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Environmentalist U S Moinuddin BENGALURU: World Environment Day is celebrated on the 5 th of June every year. The first environment day was held in the year 1974 in Spokane, United States of America. The day raises awareness about the environmental issues global warming, marine pollution, human over-population, protection of wildlife and sustainable consumption. World environment day has become a global platform for countries to showcase environmental issues. Each year, World Environment Day has a new theme. Colombia is one of the largest “Megadiverse” nations in the world to hold 10% of the planets biodiversity. Since it is part of the Amazon rainforest, Colombia ranks first in bird and orchid species diversity and second in plants,butterflies, freshwater fish, and amphibians. Recent events, from Bushfires in Brazil, the United States, and Australia to locust infestations across East Africa - and now, a global disease pandemic - demonstrate the interdependence of hu...

US Moinuddin during the event Greener Earth Bangalore:  Greener Earth, an event to encourage tree planting and showcase the adverse effects of air pollution was organized in the Magnifique Public School, One Tree by One Person campus also called as Centre for Education, Environment, Culture and Human Excellence on Kanakapura Main Road. Students, staff and parents of the students from different schools, and people from various walks of life participated in the event.  U S MOINUDDIN SAYS TOXIC GASES FROM VEHICLES POSE SERIOUS HEALTH RISKS Environmentalist, Author, Educationist, Motivational Speaker and Founder of the Global Environment Movement One Tree by One Person, U S Moinuddin, interacted with the audience and said in his speech, “ Major cities like Bangalore are experiencing a transition which is eventually coming at the expense of the health of the people. In the year 1971 there were about 1 lakh vehicles in Bangalore, now there are more than 80 Lakh ve...

U.S. Moinuddin, Environmentalist, Author, Educationist, Motivational Speaker BANGALORE: He is as humble as a tree, friendly, and blessed with a charisma which people find hard to resist. U.S.Moinuddin, a civil engineer from Dayanda Sagar College of Engineering in Bangalore who became an Environmentalist, Author, Educationist and a Motivational Speaker displays a great passion to contribute his efforts towards Environment, Education, Literature, Motivation, and other public related works, for the betterment of mankind. He is considered as the Guru of Motivation for his habit of constantly encouraging people and also as a man with multiple talents. But when people call him talented he smiles and says, “Talent is nothing but hard work that has taken place over the years.  During his college days he was associated with an organization, which was fighting for the rights of the backward classes and the needy, during this time he developed a keen interest in learning about the...

U.S. Moinuddin, Author, Environmentalist, Educationist, Motivational Speaker “Young men feel that the greatest satisfaction, power and everlasting attention from people    is derived from possessing materialistic possessions. But, as they age they realise that the greatest satisfaction in our lives lies in giving and helping people.”   ”Your profession, your friends, your dressings, your habits and your body language are   all a direct reflection of what you are on the inside.” “Food, shelter and clothing could be the basic requirements of a human, but as important as these three elements is his requirement for attention and recognition and many would almost do anything to get it.” “When you stop blaming others for your misfortunes and take full responsibility for your actions and results, you grow stronger as a person and will be in peace with yourself.” “Peace of mind attracts prosperity. A restless mind can never achieve peace of mi...

U.S. Moinuddin with the participants of Trees in Bengaluru Bangalore:   The recently held, “Trees in Bengaluru,” a walk amidst the different varieties of trees, in the Magnifique Public School, One Tree by One Person Campus, on Kanakapura Main Road proved to be very educational and entertaining for the participants of the event.                Environmentalist, Author, Educationist and Motivational Speaker U.S. Moinuddin took the participants around the trees and explaining to them the different types of trees which we find in our surroundings. The participants, felt the trunk, flowers, fruits and the leaves of the trees, and learnt to recognize them.  He gave very interesting information about the Banyan tree and its significance in Indian culture, Aromatic Bursera trees which are originally from Mexico, the commonly found Rain tree, the Gul Mohar tree, whose name is derived from the Persian ...

Environmentalist U.S. Moinuddin presenting a sapling in the Motherhood Hospital BANGALORE: Motherhood Hospital, Sarjapur Road, a comprehensive women and children’s care hospital, organized a talk on “Trees for a Healthy Environment” on the eve of “WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY 2017”. Eminent Environmentalist U.S. Moinuddin, delivered a talk on importance of nature and call to protect the earth for the hospital staff, Patients, school children, and neighbours at the hospital premises.  Going by the theme this year “CONNECTING PEOPLE WITH NATURE”, and to spread the awareness on importance of trees and nature, Motherhood takes this initiative forward by gifting a sapling for every child birth at Motherhood Hospital for parents and encourages them to take care of the sapling the way they care their newborn child. Environmentalist U.S. Moinuddin the Founder of the Global Environment Movement, One Tree By One Person introduced the concept of the movement to the audience ...

US Moinuddin, Author, Environmentalist, Educationist, Motivational Speaker Bangalore: When the Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi dropped a bomb on the unsuspecting citizens of India, that Rs 500 and Rs 1000 notes would be scrapped, followed by restrictions in the banks to withdraw the cash. There was utter chaos across the nation, and a panic attack prevailed in the society. Dreadful long queues to deposit the 500 and 1000 Rupee notes which they had in their custody, and a “quest” to withdraw money for their day-to-day expenses from their banks, became a nightmare of every citizen. To make the matters worse, the situation was terrible across the ATMs, where every individual was forced to withdraw only Rs 2000 per day, in a matter of a few hours, the ATMs would run out of cash. Withdrawing money from the Banks and ATMs became a regular job to many people. The situation was much more horrible in the towns, villages and the outskirts of cities, where there were just a han...