Indian Army Sets New World Records In Special Plantation Drive

Special Plantation Drive

Jaipur : 128 Infantry Battalion (Territorial Army) Ecological, RAJPUTANA RIFLES, marked the Territorial Army Platinum Jubilee Celebrations with a record breaking “Special Plantation Drive” at Jaisalmer. This initiative, held under the Prime Minister’s campaign “Ek Ped Maa ke Naam” and the unit’s outreach program “Bhagidari & Zimmedari,” aimed to enhance ecological restoration and promote environmental awareness among the local communities. The event saw active participation from multiple stakeholders, including the Indian Army, Indian Air Force, Border Security Force, District Administration of Jaisalmer, Police and Border Wing Home Guards. Sankalp Taru NGO, and students from various educational institutions. The drive was held simultaneously at seven different locations across Jaisalmer, demonstrating a united effort towards community development and environmental conservation.

Under the banner of “Protect Trees” “Those Who Protect The Trees Are Protected”, the unit achieved several world records, which have been provisionally recognized by the World Book of Records. London. These are Most saplings planted by a team in one hour, Most saplings planted by a team of women in one hour and Most people planting saplings simultaneously at a single venue.

This monumental effort underscores the commitment of Indian Army to environmental sustainability and community service. The success of this initiative not only contributes significantly to ecological restoration in the region but also serves as an inspiring example for communities nationwide to engage in proactive environmental conservation efforts.

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