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| Indian Army carries out plantation in village Pallanwala under “Meri Maati Mera Desh” initiative | | | 
Early Times Report
Khour, Aug 11: Indian Army under the aegis of Crossed Swords Division carried out a Plantation Drive with the Panchayat and the School Authorities of the Border Village Pallanwala on 10 August 23.
This joint initiative reflected the commitment of the Indian Army towards environmental preservation and community engagement. Under the banner of the “Meri Maati Mera Desh” initiative, the Plantation Drive aimed to fortify the connection between the villagers and their homeland. With a strong focus on raising awareness about ecological importance, the event witnessed the planting saplings. The active participation of the Indian Army Vilaage Sarpanch and Teachers and Students of Village High School exemplified the collective responsibility to nurture and protect the environment. The Plantation Drive extended beyond the mere act of planting trees. It served as a platform for the Indian Army to connect with the local community, especially the youth, students and residents of the border area. This interaction not only underscored the significance of environmental stewardship but also inspired the younger generation to take ownership of the green legacy of their region. The overwhelming support and appreciation from the local residents demonstrated the positive impact of such initiatives. The Indian Army remains dedicated to fostering a sustainable and harmonious relationship between the community and the environment. With a commitment to nurturing nature and fostering awareness, the event witnessed the plantation of 50 saplings. The Indian Army, along with the respected Sarpanches, took an active role in this initiative, symbolizing their dedication to preserving the environment and their connection to the land. The act of planting each sapling represented a pledge to safeguard the natural world and its resources. |
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