December 13, Awantipora: “Non-violent Relationship with Environment,” a documentary, was shown by IUST.
The documentary examined the detrimental effects of human activity on the environment, emphasizing the need for urgent group action to combat concerns including pollution, deforestation, and climate change.
The program also discussed international environmental accords, emphasizing how important international collaboration is in addressing environmental problems. The movie explored conflict mitigation and peace-building tactics in an environmental setting, going beyond ecological concerns to explore larger social challenges.
The program also discussed international environmental accords, emphasizing how important international collaboration is in addressing environmental problems. It offered insights into the complex network of worldwide initiatives aimed at protecting our planet by looking at the structures and partnerships in existence.
The transforming power of a nonviolent connection with the environment and its capacity to act as a catalyst for environmental preservation and greater social peace were major themes. The Gandian philosophy, as it was applied to relationships with the environment, resonated with the participants.
A Q&A period ensued after the documentary. With the assistance of the Dean of Students at IUST, the event was co-organized by the Department of Journalism and Mass Communication and the Center for International Relations.
