Archive · 25 Aug 2026
Kamareddy Police Chief Urges Collective Action to Expand Green Cover
M. Rajesh Chandra asked people in Kamareddy to plant more trees.
He especially encouraged young people and students to help.
He made this request during a tree-planting programme called Vanamahotsavam.
Chandra also planted saplings at the event.
He said everyone should help protect the environment.
Trees can help keep nature balanced.
They can also make the surroundings healthier and more pleasant.
He said working together would create a greener place for future generations.
Superintendent of Police M. Rajesh Chandra urged people to plant and protect trees.
He made the appeal during Telangana’s Vanamahotsavam programme in Kamareddy district.
Chandra said increasing green cover was everyone’s responsibility.
He highlighted trees’ role in maintaining ecological balance and supporting future generations.
Police officials and personnel participated in the sapling-planting programme.
- Who
- Superintendent of Police M. Rajesh Chandra, along with residents, youth, students and police personnel.
- What
- An appeal to plant and protect trees to increase green cover.
- When
- Tuesday.
- Where
- Kamareddy district, Telangana.
- Why
- To protect the environment, maintain ecological balance and provide a healthy living environment for future generations.
- Programme
- Telangana government’s Vanamahotsavam programme
- Location
- Kamareddy district
- Main appeal
- People, particularly youth and students, should plant and protect trees.
- Environmental goal
- Increase green cover and safeguard the environment.
- Activity
- M. Rajesh Chandra planted saplings during the programme.
- Participants
- Additional SP K. Narasimha Reddy, AR DSP Udaya Bhaskar and other police officials and personnel.