Telanganaku Haritha Haram
RSD Telangana news: It is a habit of all the people of Telangana to participate and succeed in the program called by Chief Minister KCR From the Telangana movement to today’s green movement, all people are participating and working for a green Telangana as a social responsibility.
Mauryan king Ashoka
304-232 BCE, there is historical evidence of planting trees in recognition of the need for forests. During Ashoka’s time, trees were planted on both sides of the roads. It can be said that Ashoka was the first emperor to recognize the need for forests in India.
On 3rd July 2015 at Chilukur Balaji Temple Chief Minister KCR launched the Harita Haram program for Telangana with the aim of making the state a green Telangana with the aim of bringing back the rains in the state, ensuring that the animals stay in the forests without falling on the villages, that all the people should get good breathing air and have an ecological balance. The aim is to plant saplings of 230 crores across the state.
According to the 2023 report, there are 7,13,789 square kilometers or 21.71% of the geographical area of India under forests. Telangana state area is 1,12,077 square kilometers. Forests are only 26903.70 km. Only 24.06% of the state area is covered with forests. purpose.
The CM launched the ninth phase of Harita Haram program in Maheswaram of Rangareddy district on 19th June 2023 in celebration of Telangana decade. The Telangana government has so far planted 273.33 crore saplings in accordance with the target. 19,472 rural nature forests in 13,657 acres, 2011 large nature forests in an area of 6298 acres and road forests of 100691 kilometers have been established.
The state government has also used modern technology in growing plants like drone seeding. In this innovative way, on 17 February 2020, 15 thousand seed balls were sprinkled in Veernapalli mandal of Rajannasircilla district. By this, the state has created a record of being the first state to use modern technology for reforestation.
On the call of MP Santosh Kumar, Baganga created a Guinness record of planting 10 lakh saplings on a single day on 5th July 2021 in the Green India Challenge.
For the first time, Harita Nidhi was established on 16 December 2021 for the cultivation of plants in the country. Public representatives and employees participated in this.
The Telangana government has not only planted trees but also taken steps to protect them. Trees should not be cut without permission in the state, if a tree is to be cut, permission must be taken. Walta implemented the new Municipal Act 2019 for plant conservation and enforce it strictly. Not only planting but also conservation of trees through government measures.
Green Protection Committees have been formed in villages and municipalities and the responsibility of plant protection has been entrusted to local public representatives.
Green food increases the naturalness of the atmosphere. Earth degradation can be halted, and humanity will benefit by increasing biodiversity in nature. Modernization will reduce the fluoro chloro carbons emitted in the atmosphere, people will get job opportunities and people will be healthy.
We all have a social responsibility to tell the citizens of future India that if we plant a plant, a drop of rain will fall, instead of saying that God will pour, whenever small children ask where the rain comes from.
