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Let’s do our bit: Celebs on World Environment Day

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Mumbai, June 5 (IANS) Bollywood celebrities like Madhuri Dixit-Nene, Dia Mirza and Jackie Shroff have urged people to save planet Earth on World Environment Day on Tuesday.

A bevy of celebrities urged to save the planet by planting more trees and banning plastic.

Here’s what they have tweeted:

Sonakshi Sinha: It’s World Environment Day! Let’s do our bit to protect this beautiful planet and make it a better place to live in for all that walk upon it.

Jackie Shroff: Everyday is a World Environment Day.

Madhuri Dixit-Nene: We often feel what difference will our individual choices make, without realizing that real change always starts with small baby steps. On this World Environment Day, let’s take responsibility for our actions which cause any form of pollution. Together lets beat plastic pollution.

Dia Mirza: We truly are better than this! Come on world! Let’s do our but to fix this! Because only we can. Each one of us. Beat plastic pollution. World Environment Day.

Adah Sharma: Enough of plastic smiles, plastic noses, plastic b**bs, plastic kisses, plastic joys, plastic dreams, plastic people, plastic bags. Let’s get real and say no to plastic! World Environment Day.

Pooja Batra: World Environment Day. Plant trees. Ban plastic.

Sonu Sood: It’s so important for every individual to work together for the betterment of our future generations. Make this planet greener, plant trees and ban plastic. Join hands with those who are working towards it. World Environment Day.

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