The drive, launched on July 15, has achieved a significant milestone by demonstrating the collective efforts of the Union government, state governments and oil palm processing companies towards expanding oil palm cultivation in the country.
Dhankhar planted a sapling in the honour of his mother Kesari Devi at the Asita, an ecological park developed by Delhi Development Authority (DDA) on the eastern floodplains of Yamuna opposite ITO.
State chief minister revealed that the state government aims at breaking six existing world records related to tree plantation and create three new records during this event.
The plantation drive will continue till 31 July wherein a total 2022 saplings will be planted by the troops stationed at Garhi Cantt, Udhampur. Brigadier Ananjai Singh, Commander, Shakargarh Brigade led the event. Abhinav Ramyotra, Divisional Forest Officer Social Forestry, Udhampur and Mrs Shweta Jandial, Divisional Forest Officer, Udhampur supported the cause.
Delhi Environment Minister Gopal Rai today announced that a high-level meeting will be held on April 12 at the Delhi Secretariat to discuss this year's mega plantation drive and to determine the aim for next year's plantations.
The Ayush ministry has recommended plantation of aonla, khajur, jamun, anar, bel, papaya, agast, gambhaari and sahjan trees, among others.
Amarinder appealed to the people to join the drive, underlining the need to plant more trees to make Punjab clean, green and pollution free.
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