Activists to stage silent march drawing attention to river issues
The Free Press Journal|August 25, 2024
The apolitical, silent march will start today at 4pm from the Gandharva Auditorium on JM Road
Activists to stage silent march drawing attention to river issues

With heavy rains drenching the city, Pune faced severe waterlogging and traffic congestion, making headlines this year. To show solidarity with those affected by the floods, an event titled "Silent March: Safe River, Safe Lives" is being organised on Sunday by citizens and organisations that have long been concerned about the Mutha River. These groups have united under the banner of Pune River Revival. Participants will gather at 4pm near the Bal Gandharva Auditorium on JM Road for a silent march, communicating their message solely through placards advocating for the preservation of floodplains and the rights of rivers.

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