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Ek Ped Maa k Naam, Ek Ped Shaheed k Naam” Plantation drive organized
8/22/2024 9:13:12 PM
Early Times Report

Jammu, Aug 22: Padma Shri Padma Sachdev Government College for Women in Gandhi Nagar, Jammu, hosted an inspiring event titled “Ek Ped Maa k Naam, Ek Ped Shaheed k Naam.” This plantation drive, organized by the college’s alumni, aimed to honor the cherished memories of mothers and martyrs by planting trees in their names. The initiative reflected a profound commitment to both environmental preservation and the commemoration of national heroes.The event was graced by Principal SP Saraswat, who delivered a stirring speech emphasizing the importance of environmental conservation and the symbolic significance of planting trees as a tribute to those who have given so much to the nation. The plantation drive was attended by a distinguished group of alumni, including President Radha Sharma, Vice President Dr. Davinder Kour, General Secretary Smt. Madhavi Sharma, Assistant Secretary Smt. Sunita Bhagat, Joint Secretary Smt. Ambica Samnotra, and other prominent members such as Neerus Luthra, Dr. Anjali Bhat, Prof. Archana Bakshi, Prof. Babita Jamwal, Prof. Bindu Chib, Dr. Anshu Sharma, Dr. Shakun Mahajan, Prof. Anupama Sharma, Prof. Poonam, Dr. Chetna Mahajan, Dr. Kiran Kalra, and Dr. Jagmeet Kour.
The plantation drive not only served as a heartfelt tribute to mothers and martyrs but also represented a collective effort to enhance green spaces within the community.
The dedication of the alumni to this cause is a testament to the college’s ethos of fostering social responsibility and environmental consciousness among its students and graduates.
The event was met with enthusiastic participation, highlighting the significant impact that such initiatives can have on both the environment and societal values. The “Ek Ped Maa k Naam, Ek Ped Shaheed k Naam” drive stands as a powerful reminder of the enduring legacy of those we honor and the vital role we all play in preserving our natural world.
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