Karmyoga India Foundation plants saplings
On Sunday, 51 saplings were planted near Kanke Dam, football ground and in an area spread over about two kilometers by the representatives of Karmyoga Foundation. The saplings planted included Neem, Gulmohar, Peepal, Jakaranda, Karanj, Kadam etc. Also, 75 papaya and five tamarind, five jamun, five cinnamon, five peepal and five kadam plants were distributed to the local people. Some villagers were also made aware about the environment. Following the Corona protocol, the secretary of the institution, Dr. Sangeeta Jha, treasurer Sunita Lodha, coordinator P.K. Ambastha and Dr. Mamta Jha, Agriculture Specialist Anilji, besides other members Santosh, Ashish, Asmit, Bablu, Ayush, Saurabh, Munna, Gopal, Santosh, Bhavya, Maneka, Susana, Sonu, Chhotu gave their support in the work of plantation.
MP Health Min visits State
Health and Medical Education Minister of Madhya Pradesh Vishwas Sarang said that if Madhya Pradesh, the heart of India and Jharkhand, rich in mineral and human resources, unite, then the path of prosperity of the country will become very easy. In the course of his Ranchi visit, Sarang, who came to attend a programme organised in Jamshedpur, said at a function organized in his honor that in the present scenario it is a big challenge to meet the aspirations of the common people. The people of both the states can contribute their best to the national interest with solidarity.