THE LAST WARNING

Environmental issues are no longer a distant threat. They’re here, knocking on our doors, impacting every aspect of our lives. In India, pollution and climate change are wreaking havoc, and the consequences are universal—spanning religion, caste, gender, and financial status. It is time to rise beyond divisions and take collective action. This is your last warning.

Koi Bach Nahi Sakta: Sabhi Khatre Mein Hai

Environmental degradation does not discriminate—it threatens us all. Sacred rivers like Yamuna, integral to Hindu traditions, are choking with pollutants. Meanwhile, cities like Delhi, home to landmarks like Jama Masjid, are enveloped in toxic air. The problem isn’t about one religion or one group; it’s about survival.

This crisis extends to every family:

• Mothers and fathers worry about the air their children breathe.

• Pregnant women face higher risks of complications.

• Children grow up with weakened lungs.

• The elderly struggle with respiratory diseases.

Whether you’re rich or poor, pollution spares no one. Wealth can buy air purifiers or organic food, but toxins still creep into your life:

• You’re eating it in contaminated food.

• You’re drinking it in polluted water.

• You’re breathing it in toxic air.

The harsh reality is this: No one is safe. Pollution and climate change are dismantling our lives, layer by layer. It’s time to recognize the threat for what it is—a universal enemy.

Climate Change & Pollution: Silent Killers

Climate change doesn’t care about your religion, caste, gender, or financial status. It has one duty, and it will execute it mercilessly: to kill.

• Sea levels are rising: Coastal areas are at risk of submersion.

• Crops are failing: Unseasonal rains and rising temperatures are destroying agriculture.

• Health crises are escalating: Pesticides, preservatives, and microplastics are entering our bodies, causing cancer, brain diseases, and other long-term damage.

• Air Pollution’s grip is tightening: Scientific studies have linked air pollution to microplastic buildup in human brains.

We’re not exaggerating—these threats are real, and time is running out. Each year breaks records for being the hottest ever. Every passing day worsens the situation.

What Needs to Be Done

1. Individual Action

• Reduce plastic usage.

• Opt for public transport or carpooling.

• Save water and electricity.

2. Community Effort

• Spread awareness in your local communities.

• Organize tree plantation drives and clean-up events.

3. Policy Advocacy

• Demand stricter environmental laws from the government.

• Support initiatives promoting renewable energy and sustainable development.

Think Beyond Religion, Act Together

Have you thought about the day you’ll have to leave your home because your city becomes uninhabitable due to climate change? Have you considered the day you’ll become a climate migrant?

Let’s make this a national issue:

• Stop asking what religion or caste someone belongs to.

• Start asking how we can secure clean air, water, and a sustainable future for everyone.

Batenge Toh Ghutenge

When the impending danger knocks on your door, it won’t discriminate. It won’t ask about your religion, caste, or creed. Let’s rise above divisions and secure our fundamental rights to clean air, water, and land.

It’s time to demand action—regardless of religion, caste, or gender. Together, we can force change. Let’s make our voices heard. Now.