Neem tree plantation drive held in Amritsar

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Updated At : 12:53 PM Jul 06, 2024 IST

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Amritsar, July 5

PHDCCI SHE Forum, Amritsar Zone launched a neem tree plantation drive — Rukh Naal Sukh — at Loharka Khurd village, Amritsar.

Tina Aggarwal, Convener, PHDCCI SHE Forum, Amritsar Zone, while briefing on why the campaign is significant, highlighted the Forum’s dedication to environmental causes. “By planting neem trees, we are investing in the health and prosperity of our society. We are seeking active participation of villagers in this plantation drive as we plan to expand it across several villages in district,” she said.

Mina Singh, Co-Convener, PHDCCI SHE Forum, Amritsar Zone, said neem trees are a symbol of health and longevity and by planting them, we are not only greening our environment but also promoting the well-being of our community.

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