Environment protection and medicinal plantation programme held in Sonauri in presence of Rewa MP
Sanjeevani Trust organised a plantation and farmer training programme in Sonauri village, Teonthar block, with Rewa MP Janardan Mishra as chief guest. 50,000 medicinal and fruit plants were to be planted.
A plantation and farmer training programme was organised by the Sanjeevani Trust in Sonauri village of Teonthar block the previous day. Rewa MP Janardan Mishra was the chief guest. Former Teonthar MLAs Shyam Lal Dwivedi and Sushil Chandra Shukla, and Himanshu Dhapola, chief scientist at Dabur India Limited, attended as special guests.
Environment protection and medicinal plantation programme held in Sonauri in presence of Rewa MP
Sanjeevani secretary Udit Narayan Shukla stressed protecting the plants along with planting them and thanked all those present. Chief guest MP Janardan Mishra welcomed Sanjeevani’s initiative in Rewa and praised the organisation’s work. He laid particular emphasis on planting drumstick (sahjan). Under the initiative, four villages had been selected for medicinal plant cultivation and farmer training. Project in-charge Suresh Tiwari said Sanjeevani would plant 50,000 medicinal and fruit-bearing plants in Koraon in Prayagraj and Teonthar block in Rewa. Farmers would also be encouraged to adopt medicinal farming, which would increase their income.
Sanjeevani senior project manager Saurabh Shukla, coordinators Ajay Bhardwaj, Neeraj Mishra and Pritu Kumari, Dhakhara panchayat sarpanch Dilip Mishra, Sudeep Pandey, Virendra Mishra and hundreds of farmers were present. At the end, Sanjeevani Trust secretary Udit Narayan Shukla thanked all the guests.
