Prime Minister Narendra Modi has praised the Karma Kagyu Monastery in Karnataka for its environmental efforts, describing it as a 'shining example' of sustainability. The monastery, also known as the Karma Kagyu Monastery, is situated within the Tibetan Refugee Camp in Bylakuppe, Mysuru district.
Green Initiative Recognized
In a recent statement, PM Modi highlighted the monastery's commitment to green practices, which include solar energy usage, waste management, and tree planting. He emphasized that such initiatives are crucial for environmental conservation and inspire others to adopt similar measures.
Community Involvement
The monastery has involved the local Tibetan refugee community in its green projects, providing employment and education on sustainable living. This has fostered a sense of unity and responsibility towards the environment.
National Impact
PM Modi noted that the monastery's efforts align with India's broader goals of combating climate change and promoting renewable energy. He called upon other religious and cultural institutions to follow this example.
Recognition and Future Plans
The monastery has received accolades from various environmental organizations. Plans are underway to expand the green initiatives, including setting up a community garden and rainwater harvesting systems.
This recognition by the Prime Minister underscores the importance of grassroots environmental action and the role of cultural institutions in leading sustainable change.
