Haritha Haram: Kamareddy plans massive plantation drive
Hyderabad: District administration in Kamareddy which topped other districts in planting record number of saplings last year as part of Haritha Haram programme, has decided to take up a massive plantation drive this time also covering 300 km. Last year, the district topped the State by planting as many as 86.49 lakh saplings. Officials have […]
Published Date - 17 June 2021, 11:44 PM
Hyderabad: District administration in Kamareddy which topped other districts in planting record number of saplings last year as part of Haritha Haram programme, has decided to take up a massive plantation drive this time also covering 300 km.
Last year, the district topped the State by planting as many as 86.49 lakh saplings. Officials have already started searching for open places to plant a record number of saplings this year during the seventh phase of Haritha Haram programme.
Participating in a meeting with officials from various departments at Janahitha Bhavan, Collector A Sharat asked authorities to continue to work with the same spirit as last year and meet the target set by the administration.
Sharat asked officials to take necessary steps for protection of saplings after planting them in open places by maintaining sufficient gaps. The staff in the district rural development agency should give at least half a dozen saplings to each house.
He instructed the engineers from Panchayat Raj and Roads and Buildings departments to lay more focus on avenue plantation on seven outer roads in the district covering 300 km. He asked officials concerned to utilize open places in all the government buildings, private and government educational institutions, rice mills, electrical sub-stations, bus stations and anganwadi centres among other areas to plant saplings.
Awareness programmes should be conducted to government employees by June 25 explaining the importance of the Haritha Haram programme, Sharat added.
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