Archive · 27 Jul 2026
Nashik's Mission Green Monsoon Distributes 3,500 Saplings
In Nashik, a big campaign called Mission Green Monsoon is helping the city become greener.
Over 8,000 people have joined to get saplings delivered to their homes.
In the latest phase, 3,500 saplings were given out.
People can sign up using a special code on their phones.
Important city leaders and volunteers are helping with this project to make Nashik a better place to live.
Over 8,000 citizens of Nashik have joined the Mission Green Monsoon campaign.
3,500 saplings were distributed in the fifth phase of the campaign.
Saplings are registered through a QR code-based system.
The campaign is led by Kumbh Mela Minister Girish Mahajan.
Mayor Himgauri Aher-Adke and various corporators attended the distribution drive.
- Who
- Citizens of Nashik, Kumbh Mela Minister Girish Mahajan, Mayor Himgauri Aher-Adke, corporators, Municipal Garden Department officials, local volunteers
- What
- Distribution of 3,500 saplings as part of the Mission Green Monsoon campaign
- When
- During the fifth phase of the campaign
- Where
- Nashik
- Why
- To make the city greener and more sustainable
Environmental Conservation
Urban Development
Public Participation
Environmental Conservation
Encourages community involvement in environmental conservation through QR code-based sapling registration.
Urban Development
Focuses on urban development and beautification projects to enhance city infrastructure.
- Campaign Name
- Mission Green Monsoon
- Total Saplings Distributed
- 8,750
- Saplings Distributed in Fifth Phase
- 3,500
- Initiative Leader
- Kumbh Mela Minister Girish Mahajan
- Participation Method
- QR code-based system
- Key Attendees
- Mayor Himgauri Aher-Adke, various corporators, Municipal Garden Department officials, local volunteers