Jammu , Aug 19 – The Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) Jammu, in collaboration with the Jammu Institute of Ayurveda and Research (JIAR), orchestrated a momentous “Vriddha Vriksharopan Abhiyan” or “Mega Medicinal Plantation Drive.” The event witnessed the joint efforts of esteemed dignitaries and enthusiastic participants as they came together to contribute to the preservation of nature and the environment.
Led by Sh. D.S. Hanspal, Inspector General of Police (Medical) CH. Jammu, Sh. Mainul Islam Mondal, Indian Police Service (IPS) officer and Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIGP) for J&K Zone, Sh. Ashok Samyal, DIGP of Jammu sector, Sh. Manoj Dhyani, DIGP of Jammu Sector, along with the support of Sh. Randeep Sharma, Commissioner of Jammu, Mrs. Japna Sharma, CEO of Shri Sain Charitable Trust for Higher Education and Research in Jammu, Dr. Sharada, and Dr. Nitin Mahajan, Vice Principal of JIAR, the event marked a significant step towards sustainable ecological practices.
The initiative, which aimed to foster environmental consciousness and enhance the green cover, saw the participation of not only the dignitaries but also the staff and students of Jammu Institute of Ayurveda and Research. The collaborative effort resulted in the planting of over 500 saplings of diverse medicinal plants including Arjuna, Kachnar, Bel, Amla, Bottle Brush, and Karanj. These medicinal plants are renowned for their therapeutic properties and their incorporation into the campus environment signifies the institution’s commitment to holistic well-being.
The ceremonial planting of these saplings in and around the campus of Jammu Institute of Ayurveda and Research serves as a testament to the shared responsibility of preserving the planet for future generations. The event not only instilled a sense of environmental consciousness but also showcased the power of collaboration between institutions and individuals in creating positive impact.
The CRPF Jammu’s involvement in the “Vriddha Vriksharopan Abhiyan” reflects its dedication to community engagement and environmental sustainability. This initiative aligns with the force’s core values of service and protection, extending beyond traditional security roles to actively contribute to the betterment of society.
As these saplings take root and grow, they will stand as living reminders of the commitment made by all those who participated in this remarkable endeavor. The “Vriddha Vriksharopan Abhiyan” represents a significant stride towards a greener and healthier future for both the campus and the wider community.
