Army leads plantation drive at Rattanpur

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Updated At : 09:27 AM Aug 21, 2024 IST

An army official plants a sapling at Rattanpur on Tuesday.

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Rampur, August 20

A plantation drive was conducted in Rattanpur with active participation from the 831 Light Regiment of the Army, stationed at Jhakri. This initiative is part of the broader efforts led by the Rampur Forest Division, which has set an ambitious target of planting across 200 hectares this season, contributing to the state's overall goal of 9,000 hectares.

The plantation event was spearheaded by Gurharsh Singh, Divisional Forest Officer (DFO) of Rampur, and Colonel KC Pradhan.

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