Mega Plantation Drive organised by the Chief Education Office, Baramulla, across district, with enthusiasm and commitment
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Baramulla:- April 06:- Plantation Drives Across District Baramulla – A Collective Step Towards a Greener Future
Under the exemplary leadership of the Honourable Minister of Education, Jammu and Kashmir, plantation initiatives were successfully conducted today across all educational institutions within District Baramulla, demonstrating widespread enthusiasm and dedication.
The Chief Education Officer (CEO) of Baramulla personally supervised the plantation efforts in Zone Dangerpora, with particular emphasis on HSS Botingo and HS Seelo, motivating both staff and students through active engagement. Meanwhile, Deputy Education Public Officer (DEPO) Baramulla, Tariq Ahmad, participated actively in the plantation initiative organised in Cluster Dangiwacha, reinforcing the communal spirit of this commendable endeavour.
All institution heads and zonal education officers ensured the effective execution of the program through thorough planning and coordination. The drives received enthusiastic participation from students, teachers, and community members, reflecting a collective commitment to environmental preservation.
This initiative extends beyond the act of planting saplings; it aims to foster a culture of responsibility, awareness, and sustainable living among the youth. Each sapling represents a symbol of hope, growth, and the prospect of a greener future for Kashmir.
These collaborative efforts, conducted under the Greener Kashmir Programme and Mission LiFE, serve as a compelling reminder that collective small actions can culminate in significant environmental impact.
The Chief Education Office, Baramulla, commends the dedication, teamwork, and enthusiasm demonstrated by all stakeholders. It is imperative that we continue to maintain this momentum and commitment to protect and conserve the environment for future generations.
“Plant today, nurture tomorrow, and secure the future.”

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