Archive · 28 Jul 2025
Green India Challenge 8th Edition Launched with Saplings
The Green India Challenge, an effort to plant trees, has started its eighth year!
The launch happened at a temple, with the founder and a former minister planting the first trees.
The challenge was created by Santosh Kumar, who is dedicated to it for life and is also developing the Keesara forest.
Over the past seven years, this challenge has led to the planting of a lot of trees.
This is a way to help the environment by encouraging people to plant more trees.
The 8th edition of the Green India Challenge (GIC) has been launched.
The event took place at the Sri Ramalingeshwara Swamy temple on Keesaragutta.
Founder Santosh Kumar and former Minister Mallareddy planted saplings to inaugurate the challenge.
Santosh Kumar announced his lifelong commitment to the GIC and the adoption of Keesara forest.
Over 20 crore saplings have been planted over the past seven years.
- Who
- The event was launched by Santosh Kumar, the founder, and was attended by former Minister Mallareddy.
- What
- The launch of the 8th edition of the Green India Challenge.
- When
- Not specified in the article.
- Where
- Keesaragutta, at the Sri Ramalingeshwara Swamy temple.
- Why
- To promote environmental stewardship and plant saplings.
- Event
- Green India Challenge 8th edition launch
- Founder
- Santosh Kumar
- Location
- Keesaragutta
- In attendance
- Former Minister Mallareddy
- Total Saplings Planted
- Over 20 crore in 7 years