HT Bureau
GUWAHATI, July 19: Assam, known for its rich biodiversity and natural beauty, is taking a significant step towards enhancing its forest cover and preserving the environment. The state government has initiated a remarkable campaign to plant one crore saplings across various regions, signaling a major stride towards sustainable development.
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Chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, on Wednesday, chaired a meeting at Janata Bhawan, where the ambitious tree plantation campaign took center stage. The chief minister actively encouraged enthusiastic individuals to register for the plantation drive and laid out the groundwork for the initiative.
Under the well-planned campaign, the government has diligently sourced saplings from diverse suppliers and implemented comprehensive measures to ensure their preservation. These saplings will be dispatched to different locations within the state, where they will be planted on designated days, promoting both environmental conservation and community engagement.
The meeting at Janata Bhawan served as a platform to discuss various crucial aspects of the tree plantation campaign. The chief minister provided valuable guidance, emphasising the significance of active citizen participation in ensuring the triumph of the initiative. This concerted effort aims to foster a sense of responsibility among the people of Assam and empower them to contribute actively to the cause.
The success of this ambitious tree plantation campaign holds immense importance for the state’s residents, as it directly impacts the future of Assam’s forests and the well-being of its environment. The meeting concluded with a resolute commitment from all participants to wholeheartedly engage in the initiative, making it a collective triumph for the people of Assam.
