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Assam government to plant 1.25 cr saplings this year

by Dharmendra Kapri | 08-07-2016 20:15 recommendations 0

Assam forest department announced to plant 1.25 crore saplings over 6800 hectare of degraded forest areas across the state this year.

 

On the occasion of Van Mahotsav(Forest Festival) here on Friday, chief minister Sarbananda Sonowal advocated synergy between the government and the people to increase green cover in the state.

 

Sonowal called upon everybody to work on a mission mode to plant saplings and increase green cover.


"Celebrations of Van Mahotsav give us an opportunity to lend our hands in plantations and increase our green cover. We need to take the celebrations to every nook and corner of Assam," Sonowal said.

 

 

Expressing concern over rhino poaching, the chief minister said all sections of society should come forward to save the state animal.

 

Forest minister Pramila Rani Brahma said the government will raise a special Rhino Protection Force in for the protection of rhinos.

 

Source- The Times of India

 

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3 Comments

  • says :
    Thanks for writing Dharmendra! Wow it seems like a very good policy for the rhinos. I hope this program would be maintained for a long time and successfully support the rhinos from going extinct. Thanks!
    Posted 11-07-2016 22:11

  • says :
    Rhino poaching is one of the leading wildlife issues in the world. I realizes that through this year's WED. I don't know how we can stop illegal wildlife trade other than strengthening laws with the sector and placing huge punishments on culprits. Tree planting also strengthens the habitat of these huge mammals. Thank you for the report.
    Posted 10-07-2016 22:50

  • Arushi Madan says :
    It's indeed a great plan to plant 1.25 cr plants and announcement like this on 'Van Mahotsav' gives true meaning to the day. Thanks for reporting.
    Posted 09-07-2016 20:25

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