Be Selfish.

Introduction

Embracing the idea of “Be Selfish” challenges us to rethink our priorities, especially in the face of environmental crises like melting glaciers and depleting ozone. Instead of viewing selfishness negatively, we’re encouraged to prioritize our own needs while also considering the well-being of our planet and future generations.

This shift in perspective has led us to take action under the “Be Selfish” banner. We’ve aligned our corporate social responsibility efforts with this ethos, focusing on initiatives such as mass tree planting, anti-dengue campaigns, and promoting cleanliness awareness. These activities aim to not only benefit our immediate surroundings but also contribute to a sustainable and healthy environment for all.

By encouraging individuals to be “selfish” in this context, we’re advocating for a mindset that recognizes the interconnectedness of personal well-being and environmental health. It’s about making choices that not only benefit ourselves but also contribute to the greater good of humanity and the planet.

Mr Aayushman JainDirector, Siddha Group
World Environment Day, celebrated globally on June 5, raises awareness about the importance of conserving our environment. This day emphasizes the need for a greener, healthier planet for future generations. We must not deplete resources selfishly; instead, we should take this opportunity to highlight environmental issues and ways to address them. Every small action towards a greener lifestyle contributes significantly to conservation efforts. Each person's effort, no matter how minor, adds up to create a substantial impact, much like how every drop contributes to forming an ocean. Therefore, on World Environment Day, let’s recognize that our collective small steps can lead to meaningful change. By promoting awareness and taking action, we can ensure a healthier planet for ourselves and those who come after us.

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I am really very happy to be part of Siddha now, who is taking such a great initiative. When we found out that the Amazon was burning, it seemed like no one was interested at that time. Where is the world going? It’s like everybody is thinking about themselves and nobody is thinking about how the environment should improve. I am really very happy that even my society is taking such a great initiative towards improving the environment.

I think Siddha has taken on a great responsibility by initiating this project. I believe every individual should plant trees because we are on the verge of global warming. Therefore, every individual should take up this responsibility.

I'm so happy to be a part of this. It's a concern for all of us; the whole world is concerned about the Amazon because 20% of the world's oxygen comes from it. You could say it's the lungs of our planet. Being here and being part of this program is really an honour. It's a feel-good factor that's making me so happy.

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