BCM School, Basant City, Ludhiana

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Updated At : 11:03 AM Oct 03, 2024 IST

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A tree plantation drive was organised at the school. The event was inaugurated by chief guest Rama Munjal, who planted the first sapling. The event was also graced by Principal of BCM School Dr Vandana Shahi, who participated in the plantation. School Principal Nidhi Jain spoke on the ecological benefits of tree planting, urging the community to continue their efforts in preserving nature. Numerous saplings were planted across BCM, Basant City, enhancing green spaces while also improving air quality, providing shade, and creating habitats for local wildlife. The drive not only aims to beautify the city but also to contribute to environmental conservation.

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