DLSA initiates tree plantation drive
The District Judge-cum-chairman District Legal Services Authority(DLSA) Harpreet Kaur Randhawa alongwith State Legal Services Authority Member Secretary Manjinder Singh today launched a tree plantation drive from local jail premises to combat climate change by planting more trees.
City Air News
Jul 20, 2024 07:02
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Ludhiana, July 20, 2024: The District Judge-cum-chairman District Legal Services Authority(DLSA) Harpreet Kaur Randhawa alongwith State Legal Services Authority Member Secretary Manjinder Singh today launched a tree plantation drive from local jail premises to combat climate change by planting more trees.
"Our planet is facing an environmental crisis. But there is a simple, effective solution that we can all contribute to planting trees. Every tree planted is a step towards a healthier, more sustainable future.
We need collective action to make a significant impact. It's not just about planting trees, it's about fostering a culture of environmental stewardship. We urge everyone to join us in this vital effort and must ensure that the planted saplings becomes tree by taking proper care of them”, said District Judge.
State Legal Services Authority Member Secretary Manjinder Singh said, “Trees play a vital role in our ecosystem, acting as natural air purifiers by absorbing carbon dioxide and releasing oxygen. They provide habitats for countless species, prevent soil erosion, and help regulate water cycles. Despite these benefits, forests worldwide are disappearing at an unprecedented pace due to logging, agriculture, and urban development. The industrial city Ludhiana needs more attention and care on environment issues”.
Divulging the details about drive, DLSA Secretary-cum-CJM Harvinder Singh said that the tree plantation drive in the district will be continued till September 30, 2024. District administration, forest department, NGOs have been roped in this drive to make it successful. This campaign is a crucial step in the right direction. Trees are essential to our environment, and with concerted effort, we can restore our forests and create a healthier planet for future generations.
Chief Judicial Magistrate Radhika Puri, Deputy Supdt. Central jail Balvir Singh, Women jail Supdt. Vijay Kumar, Borstal jail Supdt. Gurpreet Singh were also present on this occasion.
