Who is Tulsi gonda ?
Tulsi gowda is an indian environmentalist from honnali village,Ankola taluka in karnataka state.Tulsi gowda was born in 1994 her age is 76-77 She Honoured with an padmashri . She was born in halakki in a tribal family within the Honnalli village
Tulsi gowda wiki
| Name | Tulsi Gowda |
| Date of birth/td> | 1994 |
| Age as per 2021 | 77 years |
| Birth place | Karnataka |
| Hometown | Karnataka |
| Profession | Indian Environmentalist |
| Honours | Padma shri (2021) |
| Educational qualification | Not known |
| Religion | Hindu |
| Nationality | Indian |
| Martial status | Married |
| Husband | Govinde Gowda |
| Children | Not known |
Tulsi gowda physical appearance
| Height (approx) | In meters:1.3 m In inches:5′ 2″ |
| Weight (approx) | 50 kg |
| Eye colour | Black |
| Hair colour | White |
Tulsi gowda carrer
1 : In 1986 she was awarded with the indira priyadarshini vrikshamitra award , also known as the ipvm awards at the time. Because of her seed development work . Tulsi has received many awards and recognization in the world
2 : The IPVM was founded in 1986 by the Ministry of nature Environment and Forests awarded to people in only 7 different categories every year. In 1999, Tulsi received the Karnataka Rajyot Seva Award.
Sometimes known as the Kannada Rayotsava Award, and it is the “second-highest civilian honor of
the Karnataka state of India”.
3 : The IPVM award recognizes pioneering and innovative contributions made by individuals or institutions in the field of afforestation and wasteland development. The award recipients often receive a gold medal and 1
million rupees.
4 : The government of india rewarded her on 26 january 2020 with the prestigious padma shri award the fourth highest award given to the citizen of india the fourth- highest award given to citizens of
India. In 1999, Tulsi was 1 of 68 people to receive that award and she was 1/2 people to receive an
award for contributions to nature.
5 : Karnataka Rajyotsava award is given yearly to citizens over sixty of Karnataka State who is distinguished in their respective fields. She reaffirmed her purpose for her actions by saying that while Tulasi is glad to have received the Padma Shri award.
Tulsi gowda awards
In addition to her extensive tenure at the Karnataka Forestry Department, Tulsi has received numerous awards and recognition for her work in seed development and conservation. In 1986, she received the Indira Priyadarshini Vrikshamitra Award, also known as the IPVM award.
The IPVM award recognizes pioneering and innovative contributions made by individuals or institutions in the field of afforestation and wasteland development. The IPVM was founded in 1986 by the Ministry of Environment and Forests and is awarded to people in only 7 different categories every year.
In 1999, Tulsi Gowda received the Karnataka Rajyotsava Award, sometimes known as the Kannada Rayjotsava Award, and it is the “second-highest civilian honor of the Karnataka state of India”. The Karnataka Rajyotsava award is given yearly to citizens over 60 of Karnataka State who is distinguished in their respective fields. In 1999, Tulsi Gowda was 1 of 68 people to receive this award and she was 1 of 2 people to receive it for contributions to the environment. The award recipients often receive a gold medal and 1 million rupees.
Most recently on January 26, 2020, the Government of India rewarded Tulsi Gowda with the prestigious Padma Shri award, the fourth-highest award given to citizens of India. The Padma Shri, also commonly spelled as Padma Shree, is an award given every year on India’s Republic Day by the Government of India. After winning the award, Tulsi reaffirmed her purpose for her actions by saying that while she is glad to have received the Padma Shri, she “values the forests and trees more”.