Plant Trees to Save the Environment — Swaran Public School

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SwarnPubSc20.8 (4)Keekli Reporter, 20th August, 2016, Shimla

Students of Swaran Public School, Tutikandi, planted saplings near the forest cover around the Tutikandi Bus Stand today, a campaign which was organized by the Forest Department. school Principal Seema Mehta said that students of our school were accompanied by their teacher OP Negi, who showed great enthusiasm during this event. Deodar and Chir saplings were planted and students were delegated duties to take special care of these trees.

A message of “Go Green” too was spread among the students as emphasis was laid on the protection of our environment and use effective means to save the forests.

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