Over 200 fruit plants distributed in rural Jamshedpur areas by Anand Marg as part of the Save the Earth campaign.
Anand Marg’s campaign distributes 200+ fruit plants in Jamshedpur, emphasizing neo-humanism for Earth’s welfare.
Jamshedpur – In a significant stride towards environmental conservation and community welfare, Anand Marg Universal Relief Team Global, along with the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and Plants, Jamshedpur, has distributed over 200 fruit plants in the rural areas of Kukudu, Shisida, and Patmada.
This initiative, part of the Save the Earth campaign, has not only provided fruit plants like guava, mango, jackfruit, and cashew to villagers but also offered food aid.
Over the past 15 years, more than 1.5 lakh saplings have been distributed at no cost by these organizations, demonstrating a long-standing commitment to environmental stewardship.
Acharya Manavmitranand Avadhoot of Anand Marg emphasized the dual benefits of this initiative: aiding the environment and reducing poverty.
He advocates for the widespread planting of fruit trees as a sustainable source of income.
Anand Marg’s approach is rooted in neo-humanistic ideology, which promotes the acceptance of trees, plants, and animals as integral members of our global family.
This perspective is key to achieving societal and environmental well-being.
The organization also highlights the importance of maintaining the earth’s oxygen balance through the planting of various types of trees.
Anand Marg’s message is clear: embracing neo-humanism and treating all beings on Earth as family is crucial for the planet’s welfare.
This initiative not only enhances the green cover but also fosters a sense of community and responsibility towards nature.
