Chhattisgarh News: Being run with the aim of environmental protection and increasing greenery in the state. 'A tree in the name of mother' campaign Under this, plantation was done in Raipur. Tourism and Culture Minister Rajesh Aggarwal appealed to the people to fulfill their responsibility in environmental protection by planting saplings in Ashoka Palm Meadows Society. Other public representatives and dignitaries also planted saplings in the program.
Campaign related to respect for nature and mother
Minister Rajesh Aggarwal said that 'Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam' is not limited to just plantation, but it Respect for nature and mother power It is a campaign related to the spirit of. He called upon people to plant trees in honor of his mother and contribute to protecting the environment.
He said that the importance of trees has increased amid increasing urbanization and changing environmental conditions. Trees are also important for clean air, water and soil conservation, temperature balance and biodiversity.
Care is also important after planting the tree
Minister Aggarwal appealed to the people not to limit themselves to just planting trees. He said that regular care of the planted saplings and preserve until it becomes a full tree is also necessary. Citizens, youth, social organizations and various institutions were encouraged to join this campaign.
He appealed to the people to plant more and more saplings in their home, locality, village and city and also connect important occasions of life with plantation.
Environmental protection is also important for tourism
Referring to the natural wealth of Chhattisgarh, Minister Rajesh Aggarwal said that the state's Forests, rivers, waterfalls, mountains and biodiversity Tourism is a big strength here. According to him, environmental protection and tourism development are interconnected.
Developing tourist destinations while preserving nature and promoting eco-friendly tourism can also help in increasing employment and livelihood opportunities for local people.
Everyone took a pledge to increase greenery
in the program Rajesh Moonat, Anuj Sharma and Rajeev Aggarwal Other public representatives and dignitaries were present. The people present took a pledge to protect the environment and increase greenery by planting trees.
Minister Aggarwal appealed to the citizens to join the 'Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam' campaign and take responsibility for the saplings planted. He gave the message that the saplings planted and preserved today will become the basis of clean air, greenery and a better environment for the coming generations.