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85,000 Plants Form 'Vande Mataram' in Kadiyam Independence Day Tribute

85,000 Plants Form 'Vande Mataram' in Kadiyam Independence Day Tribute
85,000 Plants Spell Out ‘Vande Mataram’ in Kadiyam Nursery · deccanchronicle.com

Some gardeners in a place called Kadiyam wanted to celebrate India's Independence Day in a special way.

They used 85,000 little plants to spell out the words 'Vande Mataram' in their plant nursery.

'Vande Mataram' is a very old patriotic song that is very special to many people in India.

The plants were carefully arranged to form the letters of the song's name.

A farmer named Sathibabu led the work, and other farmers helped for almost a week.

The gardeners wanted to remind people of the song's long and important history.

They also wanted younger people to learn about why the song still matters today.

The colorful display turned the nursery into a special place to visit for Independence Day.

The young farmers said it was their way of showing love for their country through plants.

Key facts

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Vande Mataram
Plants used
85,000
Location
Palla Venkanna Nursery, Kadiyam, East Godavari district
Occasion
Independence Day tribute
Initiative led by
Nursery farmer Sathibabu
Working time
Nearly a week
Purpose
Highlight 'Vande Mataram's' 150-year patriotic legacy
Idea credited to
Young farmers P. Venkatesh and Vinay

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