Special Screening of Short Film ‘The Heart-Wrenching Cry of the Himalayas’ Held in New Delhi; Emphasis on Forest Fire Awareness and Environmental Protection
New Delhi, (BIG NEWS TODAY) August 17, 2025: A special screening of the short film “The Heart-Wrenching Cry of the Himalayas” was held in New Delhi, focusing on critical issues such as forest fires and environmental conservation in the Himalayan region. The event witnessed the participation of Haridwar MP and former Chief Minister of Uttarakhand, Trivendra Singh Rawat, as the chief guest.
Speaking at the event, Trivendra Singh Rawat said:
“The Himalayas are not just a geographical entity; they are our lifeline.”
“If the Himalayas are protected, water, forests, and life will continue to thrive.”
Rawat described the short film as an emotionally stirring and thought-provoking experience, adding that it powerfully portrays the pain of the Himalayas and the ecological challenges facing the region.
He stressed that addressing forest fires requires collective efforts and mass public awareness, which are the most effective tools in the fight for environmental preservation. He urged all lovers of the Himalayas to unite in the mission to protect nature and conserve the region’s sensitive ecosystem.
Experts Discuss the Need for Concrete Strategies
The event featured a meaningful exchange of ideas among various speakers on environmental protection, forest fire management, and Himalayan conservation. It was widely agreed that the future of India is intrinsically linked to the health and safety of the Himalayas, and strong, practical strategies are essential.
Organizers Applauded for Meaningful Initiative
MP Rawat extended his congratulations and best wishes to the organizers — Mahaveer Radha Jangra and Three Musketeers Media — for taking a meaningful initiative on such a vital and timely subject.
Notable Guests in Attendance
The event was graced by a host of distinguished guests and nature enthusiasts, including:
- Dr. Bharat Pathak – Environmental expert associated with the Namami Gange mission
- Dr. Aparna Sopori – Educator and social worker
- Dr. Richa Sood – Educationist
- Padma Shri Kamalini Asthana and Padma Shri Nalini Asthana – Internationally renowned Kathak dancers and vocal advocates of environmental conservation
A Call to Action
More than just a film screening, the event served as a powerful reminder and a collective call to action for policymakers, environmentalists, and citizens. As Trivendra Singh Rawat concluded:
“Protecting nature is the only way to protect humanity.”
