The Green Karnataka Association has approached HDMC to request pits for planting saplings in Hubballi city. Challenges in digging pits due to underground infrastructure. Plans to plant 10,000 trees. HDMC ready to assist with planting initiatives.
The forest department in Belagavi gears up to plant 15 lakh saplings this monsoon season. Various species of saplings are being prepared for distribution under different schemes, including MGNREGA and Agriculture Forestry Scheme. Farmers can receive incentives for planting and nurturing saplings on their lands. Public participation is encouraged to actively participate in afforestation programs. Deputy commissioner Nitesh Patil and farmers like Mashnu are actively involved in promoting environmental conservation through tree planting initiatives.
Under a statewide mega plantation drive, 17 lakh saplings will be planted in Varanasi this year. The forest department will carry out the drive next month. The drive will focus on planting fruit-bearing and oxygen-giving plants like drumstick, Peepal, Pakkad, Banyan, Arjun, Jamun, Amla, Guava, Mango, Teak, Sheesham, and others. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's government has been ensuring mega plantation drives for the past seven years, with special attention to environmental protection in Varanasi. The upcoming mega tree plantation drive in July will prioritize plants with greater oxygen-generating capacity, fruit-bearing, and medicinal properties. Public participation will be encouraged by providing saplings of their choice for planting.
An 11-member cabinet committee has been constituted by the state government under the chairmanship of Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav for the works to be undertaken by various departments for Simhastha 2028. The committee will review the works done by various departments under Simhastha-2028, take
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