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AS College organises a mega plantation drive on World Arbor Day

Gadyal Desk by Gadyal Desk
27/03/2023
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SRINAGAR, MARCH 27: Amar Singh College, Srinagar organised a mega plantation drive on the eve of World Arbor Day under the slogan “Each one plant one” in the campus here today.

The main objective of this programme was to make students aware about importance of plants in maintaining ecological balance.

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This drive was particularly dedicated to G20 for the well being of mother earth so that humanity can thrive in a safe future.

G20 has prioritized plantation of all varieties of plants in order to focus on arresting land degradation, ecosystem restoration and climate sustainability.

This programme was part of Green Campus Initiative flagged by Principal Prof. Bashir Ahmad Rather who inaugurated the event by planting a sapling in college campus.

Faculty members, non-teaching staff members and students participated in the plantation drive with great enthusiasm by contributing their own saplings and planted different kinds of plants which include conifers, medicinal plants, ornamental plants and fruit trees in different parks of the College.

Some of the important plants that were planted in the botanical garden include Petunia, Rosa, Abrratia, Monestra, Thuja, Eunomyous etc.

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