Emergency Care, a leading organization of blood donation and health services, will now contribute towards nature conservation and keeping Lohardaga green. Giving information, Vice President Jai Prakash Sharma said that under the Green Lohardaga Campaign, a target of planting 1000 trees in various areas was set. It was started by Minister Rameshwar Oraon, former MP Dheeraj Prasad Sahu, DDC Dilip Pratap Singh Shekhawat, Ashok Yadav, Nishith Jaiswal by planting one sapling each in the BS College campus. 

Giving his best wishes to the members of Emergency Care, Rameshwar Oraon said that at present it is the responsibility of all of us to plant and save trees. More and more people should join this campaign, continuous deforestation is also a serious issue. Dheeraj Prasad Sahu planted a sapling. He watered it and said that a city as beautiful as Lohardaga would not be seen anywhere around. The view and natural beauty here is at par with a big hill station. The more trees there are, the better the weather will be here. Everyone has to come together to save it. 

DDC Shekhawat appreciated the work of emergency care and said that trees maintain the water level and reduce the amount of pollution in the atmosphere. Ashok Yadav, Nishith Jaiswal also planted a sapling each and talked about extending their support in this noble cause in future also. Emergency Care Secretary Deshraj Goyal thanked all the guests. The program was completed under the supervision of Amit Kumar. Emergency Care's Nikhil Burman, Nandlal Tiwari, Ranjit Sahu, Arvind Kumar, Ashish Kumar, Amit Kumar, Kishore Kumar, Jayjit Choubey, Ajay, Dhairya, Bhavesh and others were present.