Students told to plant trees

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Jul 19, 2025 IST

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Mukand Public School, Model Town, Yamuna Nagar's "Ek Paudha Maa Ke Naam" plantation drive saw students and mothers come together to pay tribute to the unconditional love of mothers and Mother Earth. The initiative highlighted values of care, responsibility and sustainability. Each sapling planted represented a promise to protect the environment and express gratitude towards mothers. Headmistress Monika Sharma shared that planting a tree with one's mother creates a lasting memory rooted in care for both family and the planet. She emphasised the importance of nurturing trees, just like a mother nurtures her child, to ensure they grow strong and flourish.

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