The 'Save Soil' Movement has garnered support across the world with over two billion people already speaking in favour of the issue.
Headquarters of the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation in Mumbai lit up in the colours of the 'Save Soil' logo in support of the cause launched by Isha Foundation founder Sadhguru. As the 'Save Soil' Movement garners support across the world with over two billion people already speaking in favour of the issue, BMC joined in to express its solidarity.
Previously, the epic Niagara Falls in Canada, Jet d'Eau fountain in Geneva, and Montreal Olympic Stadium have shown similar support for the 'Save Soil' movement by lighting up in blue and green colour.
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The BMC initiative came just days after Sadhguru met Maharashtra Environment and Tourism Minister Aaditya Thackeray at Davos on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum. where the duo exchanged notes on sustained development.
At the World Economic Forum, Sadhguru underlined that healthy life and healthy soil are inextricably connected. Speaking on the Wisdom Panel at the Future of Cities event, he re-emphasised the need to regenerate soil health to make it remunerative for farmers. Doing so, Sadhguru said, will not just enable them to continue to farm their lands in the interest of food security but also reduce migratory exodus into cities and ensure long-term planetary wellbeing.
Sadhguru is on a 100-day, 30000 km-long motorcycle journey as part of his 'Save Soil' movement to spread awareness about soil degradation.
During the course of his journey, which kicked off on March 21 in the United Kingdom, Sadhguru has organised nearly 470 events globally and forged support for his mission from people cutting across the social spectrum. According to the Isha Foundation, at least 72 nations have endorsed the need to protect the soil and take measures to ensure it.
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The India leg of the journey will begin on May 29 when he would be traversing across nine states in the country with his 'Save Soil' message. Sadhguru will start his journey from Gujarat and travel along Jaipur to reach Delhi. His bike will then turn towards central India where he is scheduled to address events in Lucknow and Bhopal before heading to Mumbai. His first public event in South India will be in Hyderabad followed by events in Bangalore and Mysuru. His journey will come to an end at Isha Yoga Centre in Coimbatore.
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