Archive · 25 Jul 2025
Delhi's Van Mahotsav: Minister Plants Trees with Special Children
The Environment Minister joined specially abled children to plant trees as part of a big effort called Van Mahotsav.
He said that the children's smiles were their way of speaking and that the trees planted today would help protect them in the future.
This event is part of a larger plan to plant lots of trees in the city to make the air cleaner.
Many people, including leaders and regular citizens, are helping to plant trees in schools, parks, and other places.
Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa participated in a tree plantation event with specially abled children at a special school.
The event was part of the Van Mahotsav 2025 mega plantation drive.
Sirsa highlighted the emotional impact of the event, emphasizing the growth of both children and trees.
Van Mahotsav 2025 aims to increase the city's green cover with the participation of various leaders and residents.
The campaign is part of Delhi's Environment Action Plan 2025, targeting air pollution reduction through multiple strategies.
- Who
- Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa and specially abled children.
- What
- A tree plantation event with specially abled children.
- When
- Friday, during Van Mahotsav 2025.
- Where
- Government Lady Noyce Middle Special School for the Deaf, Nehru Vihar.
- Why
- As part of Delhi's Environment Action Plan 2025 to combat air pollution and increase green cover.
- Event
- Van Mahotsav 2025
- Location
- Nehru Vihar
- Participants
- Environment Minister, specially abled children, teachers
- Objective
- Increase green cover, reduce air pollution
- Target
- 70 lakh trees planted year-long