Archive · 25 Jul 2025
Minister Plants Trees with Special Needs Children at Van Mahotsav
The Environment Minister joined specially abled children to plant trees as part of a big effort to make the city greener.
This event was at a special school for children who are deaf.
The minister was touched by the children's smiles and said the trees planted will help protect the future.
This tree planting is part of a larger plan by the government to reduce air pollution by planting lots of trees.
Many people and groups are helping to plant trees all over the city, with a goal of planting 70 lakh trees this year.
Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa participated in a tree plantation event with specially abled children.
The event took place at the Government Lady Noyce Middle Special School for the Deaf.
Sirsa highlighted the emotional impact of the event and the importance of the Van Mahotsav.
The Van Mahotsav is part of Delhi's Environment Action Plan 2025, aiming to increase green cover.
The campaign involves various groups and aims to plant 70 lakh trees throughout the year.
- Who
- Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa and specially abled children.
- What
- Tree plantation event.
- When
- Friday, as part of Van Mahotsav 2025.
- Where
- Government Lady Noyce Middle Special School for the Deaf in Nehru Vihar.
- Why
- Part of the Delhi government's Environment Action Plan 2025 to combat air pollution and increase green cover.
- Event
- Tree plantation
- Location
- Government Lady Noyce Middle Special School for the Deaf
- Minister
- Manjinder Singh Sirsa
- Campaign
- Van Mahotsav 2025
- Goal
- Plant 70 lakh trees
- Plan
- Delhi Environment Action Plan 2025