World Environment Day is being celebrated every year on June 5. Many countries of the world are working towards improving the environment. These include India as well. The Government of India has already banned single-use plastic, which causes the most harm to the environment. Now on the occasion of World Environment Day, PM Narendra Modi said in an event that India has a clear roadmap to protect the environment.

Today, the world is talking about single-use plastic, India has already banned:

He further said that the theme of this year's World Environment Day is to get rid of 'single-use' plastics. Today the world is talking about this, but India has been working for it for the last 4-5 years, not now. PM Modi said that India started working to get rid of single-use plastic in 2018. For this, on one hand single-use plastic was banned, on the other hand we made plastic waste processing mandatory. This is an issue that the world is talking about today, while India has been working in this direction for the last several years.

PM Modi said that while India is focusing on the expansion of 4G and 5G networks, on the other hand, attention is also being paid to increasing the forest area in India. While India is not only helping the poor, it is also thinking about the future fuel requirements. The country has focused on green and clean energy in the last nine years.

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