PSPCL's Border Zone Launches Massive Tree Planting Campaign

Amritsar, August 2, 2024: The Border Zone of Punjab launched an ambitious tree planting campaign today to increase greenery in the border areas. This initiative was inaugurated by the Honorable Administrative Director, Sardar Jasbir Singh Sur Singh, by planting a tree with his own hands during a ceremony in Amritsar.

The campaign aims to plant 500 trees in each division and sub-division of the Border Zone, demonstrating a significant commitment to environmental conservation and sustainable development in the region.

Key Points:
- Inauguration by Administrative Director Sardar Jasbir Singh Sur Singh
- Presence of Chief Engineer of Border Zone, Amritsar, Er. Des Raj Bangar
- Attendance of all Superintending Engineers of the zone
- Goal to plant 500 trees in each division and sub-division

This initiative highlights the Border Zone's commitment to improving the local ecosystem and combating climate change. The large-scale tree planting campaign is expected to have a positive impact on the environment and communities in the border areas. The event underscores the dedication to green initiatives being led by PSPCL's CMD, Er. Baldev S. Sran.

Emphasizing the importance of the event, Sardar Jasbir Singh Sur Singh said, "This tree planting campaign is a testament to PSPCL's commitment to environmental conservation. We are not just illuminating homes; we are nurturing nature." He also praised the workers involved in the tree planting campaign and distributed sweets as a token of appreciation for their dedication and hard work.

The variety of trees planted will not only enhance the beauty of the PSPCL campus but also contribute to improving air quality and biodiversity in the area.

PSPCL remains committed to such green initiatives with the aim of creating a more sustainable and environmentally friendly future for Punjab.