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NGO starts tree plantation drive in Kurukshetra

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Updated At : 12:01 PM Jun 03, 2024 IST
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Kurukshetra, June 2

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Green Earth, a non-government organisation, working on environmental issues started its tree plantation drive under its ‘Jitne Bache Utney Ped’ campaign in Kurukshetra today. The NGO has set a target to grow 500 trees in Kurukshetra city areas over the next two months. As part of its campaign, the NGO held a tree plantation drive in Narkatari area and called upon local residents to protect trees. The NGO members said instead of planting a large number of saplings, the focus is on protection and survival of the plants.

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