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Their message was loud and clear

H. Nihar Anil inaugurating the ‘Children's Day' celebrations organised by the Rotary Misty Hills in Madikeri on Sunday.

Madikeri: The message of the child, who inaugurated the “Children's Day” function here on Sunday, to preserve the environment was loud and clear.

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H. Nihar Anil said: “Safe drinking water and greenery are of utmost importance and that will be the best thing the present generation could offer to the future.”

The Rotary Misty Hills, which organised the function at the Heritage Coorg Resorts near here, did a world good to open up the tenuous minds to understand and speak about issues that are of great importance to future. Shamik Rai came up with a report on the importance of “Children's Day”.

The Rotary Misty Hills unveiled the talent of children by organising this programme, more of this was required, said Mohan Prabhu, who presided over the function.

Ponnanna Prabhu, Sanjana Sharma, Koustubh Tilak, Dhanush Shet, Akarsh Rai, Anjali Anantashayana, Rashmi Ponnappa, Abhin Rai, Neha Koushik and Apeksha Rai, regaled the audience. The children exemplified the fact that the spirit of Children's Day should not just remain to November 14, but continue forever.

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