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The plantation drive was organized by Team Chanchal Foundation and Unir Business Solution Pvt. Ltd.
A plantation drive was organized on Wednesday by Team Chanchal Foundation and Yuneer Business Solution Pvt. Ltd. During this, the team members handed over trees of different species related to our culture to Mother Vasundhara. In this, Ashoka, Arjun, Sycamore, Bel Patra, Mango, Putranjeeva, Neem, Jamun, Kachnar, Amla, Kadamba, Kalp tree, Gulmohar, Khirni, Ceras, Jackfruit, Mulberry, Sweet Neem, Pomegranate, Guava, Lemon were mainly planted. .
Team Chanchal Foundation has been continuously organizing tree plantation programs for the last several years, the main objective of which is to make people aware about the environment. Due to this, Nitish Mehta and his team from Unir team played an important role in organizing this tree plantation.
Team Chanchal Foundation has been organizing tree planting programs continuously for the last several years.
Pradeep Chaturvedi, on behalf of Chanchal Foundation, said that it would not be wrong if nature is called another form of God. Nature depends on trees. Planting trees is the conservation and promotion of nature and conservation and promotion of nature is the best worship of God. By planting a tree, the lives of innumerable animals are saved and its immense virtue is easily achieved. It is written in the scriptures that planting a tree gives virtue equal to a Yagya. Colonel RC Sharma and Anurag ji have been looking after this park for a long time.
Colonel RC Sharma and Anurag ji have been looking after this park for a long time.
During this, Nitish Mehta, Swati Kushwaha, Vikas Gupta, Manager, and team members Manu Sharma, Anjali Pal, Poonam Khandelwal, Tanya Tanwar, Priya Kaur, Indra Khanwani, Aman Sharma, Riya Alwani, Leena Goyal, Anushree Verma, Swati Partani from Unir. , Somendra Singh and Arushi Chaturvedi and Deepak Chadha, Praveen Soni, Pushpendra Singh, Bhavya Rouhani and Nirlipt Chaturvedi from the team of Chanchal Foundation were present.
