Agra: tree value of the drug and used in Ayurvedic medicine, including Amla, Sheesham and Neem will be planted on the side of the road in Agra.
The total stretch of 16 km in three locations has been selected for the project which is part of the initiative “herbal belt” Uttar Pradesh.
Under the project, the government over plans to develop 800 km of roads in the state as a “herbal belt” with trees that provide raw materials for medicine and prevent soil erosion.
The government has said that the initiative will also drive air while looking after the air.
free of pollution and bacteria.
According to officials of the Public Works Department (Agra), 610 herbal puppies will be planted on three roads connecting rural areas to the city of Agra.
While 170 puppies will be planted at the Bichpuri-Achnera Road, the road will get 190 puppies and Shamshabad-Rajakhera Road will get 250 puppies.
Chief Engineers PWD Satya Prakash told TII they will start by planting Peepal Puppies, BlackBerry India (Jamun), Neem and Mulbere next week.
“In addition to landscape beauty, these trees will help reduce pollution caused by vehicles.
Herbal trees will also provide raw materials for Ayurvedic drugs and prevent soil erosion,” he said.
Every young tree will be covered by an iron tree guard to protect them from wild animals, said PWD Yogesh Pawar supervisor.
“The Herbal Road project is an environmentally friendly initiative from the state government.
The task has been assigned to officials to ensure adequate child care,” he said.
Agra to get a ‘herbal road’ with a medicinal tree on both sides
