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Hariyali works in the field of protection and upgradation of ecosystem, Shukti Sarma finds more
The spartan office of Hariyali (Thane, Maharashtra) has no employees. “We do not hire any staff,” declares Professor Punam Singavi, founder-member of Hariyali. “Everything is managed by people who volunteer for our organisation. There are students, local residents and senior citizens who come on their own to help us—be it our field excursions or administrative work.”
A chartered accountant by profession, Prof Singavi started Hariyali in 1996. During his trips in the country, he witnessed rampant construction on forested turfs and open spaces. ...
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