Dia, who was last seen in 'Made in Heaven', took to Instagram to share a beautiful picture of herself sitting under a tree. She is seen wearing a blue suit with a white shawl. He also shared a series of photos of exotic birds and wildlife species.
The long post started with a poem by Kaifi Azmi:
"Every year, the months of April and May are especially heartbreaking when the destruction of biodiversity is witnessed in our urban areas. Trees are being 'cut down' in preparation for the monsoon...'pruned' Unscientific, frightening, because the entire canopy/shade has been cut off by insensitive, thoughtless individuals.As the country grapples with an intense heat wave, the trees in our cities that provide us with some respite from their shade are being cut down mercilessly,” the note reads.
Diya said: "Year after year, we reach out to the authorities pleading for a more sophisticated process. But to no avail. List the benefits of tree cover in urban centers in the comments and tag @my_bmc so we can share with them Urge to ensure better practices are implemented. The images do not represent the reality we are dealing with.But represent what one feels and can experience when we allow nature to work its magic.
A fan commented: "A little caution is what we expect from every individual and the concerned authority". Another user wrote: "It is together that we will be able to save our biodiversity."
On the activism front, the actress has adopted two cheetah cubs in Lucknow. In 2017, he was appointed the brand ambassador of campaigns supported by the Wildlife Trust of India to raise awareness about the shrinking space for wild elephants in the country.Meanwhile, on the film front, Dia has been featured in 'Dhak Dhak', 'Bheed', 'Thappad'.
The long post started with a poem by Kaifi Azmi:
"Every year, the months of April and May are especially heartbreaking when the destruction of biodiversity is witnessed in our urban areas. Trees are being 'cut down' in preparation for the monsoon...'pruned' Unscientific, frightening, because the entire canopy/shade has been cut off by insensitive, thoughtless individuals.As the country grapples with an intense heat wave, the trees in our cities that provide us with some respite from their shade are being cut down mercilessly,” the note reads.
Diya said: "Year after year, we reach out to the authorities pleading for a more sophisticated process. But to no avail. List the benefits of tree cover in urban centers in the comments and tag @my_bmc so we can share with them Urge to ensure better practices are implemented. The images do not represent the reality we are dealing with.But represent what one feels and can experience when we allow nature to work its magic.
A fan commented: "A little caution is what we expect from every individual and the concerned authority". Another user wrote: "It is together that we will be able to save our biodiversity."
On the activism front, the actress has adopted two cheetah cubs in Lucknow. In 2017, he was appointed the brand ambassador of campaigns supported by the Wildlife Trust of India to raise awareness about the shrinking space for wild elephants in the country.Meanwhile, on the film front, Dia has been featured in 'Dhak Dhak', 'Bheed', 'Thappad'.
