Hyderabad: One of the main green initiatives in this country, Green India Challenge is ready to create other world records by planting “one million tillers in one hour” on July 4 in the Adilabad district.
Green India Challenge (GIC) was launched four years ago by TRS MP Joginapally Santosh Kumar and under this initiative so far more than 15 crores of puppies are planted throughout the country.
Inspired by Koti Vruksharchana, Charm India Challenge now proposed a task to be launched on the 58th anniversary of former Minister and Trs MLA Jogu Ramanna on July 4, in the Adilabad GIC Founder and MP Santosh Kumar will attend the program as a major guest.
Green India Challenge Paniterser said under this new challenge, the teams were arranged to break the 3 lakh planting record, 3 thousand tillers in Turkey in 2019 and found space in the Guinness World Note.
To make this program a big success, preparation was applied at the Bela Mandal District Adilabad where 2 lakh plants were arranged.
In urban areas of 1,80,000 plantations will be conducted in more than 45,000 houses, 1.20,000 puppies on both sides of R & B roads, 5,00,000 factories in 200 hectares of forest areas which are degenerated similar to Miyawaki models and more than 25,000 pillows by cadres trs and public district Adilabad.
“Mother’s natural life is completely dependent on.
Covid 19 has caused great damage to the environment and we learn how important we preserve our natural resources in the past two years.
I urge everyone from you to be part of Indian green challenges.
Join by hand by planting three tillers and nominations of three other people to advance this, “said Santosh Kumar.
GIC is launched with the aim of increasing green cover and protecting the environment.
Celebrities, politicians, environmental lovers and ordinary people throughout the country participate in the program and even adopt several villages to increase green cover.
In February, this year challenged India’s green on the occasion of the chairman of Telangana K Chandrasekhar Rao managed to plant one crore (koti vruksharchana) in all of India and in many other countries abroad.
All puppies now grow into small trees, some flowers, fruits and even beautiful bird nest housing.