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Hyderabad: Participating in The Green India programme initiated by Santosh Kumar, Member of Parliament, Justice NV Ramana called upon the legal fraternity to encourage and take part in programmes that enhance the green cover which is essential to maintain the balance in the ecosystem.

“It is important to protect Mother Nature by promoting greenery in a big way. We must ensure required green cover so as to protect nature and ensure sustainable development for the benefit of future generations,” said the CJI.

The CJI termed the Green India programme as a good and timely initiative to promote awareness and greenery in our country.

The CJI emphasised the need to take up these green initiatives on a massive scale to ensure ecological balance and protect our eco-systems to sustain life on Planet Earth. J. Santosh Kumar, who pioneered the green drive and some senior Judicial officials were present on the occasion.

Rajya Sabha MP Joginapally Santosh Kumar presented the "Vriksha Vedam" book to CJI. RS MP explained that Vriksha Vedam book focuses on the importance of greenery and trees even in Indian ancient epics.

He added that the book contains a collection of ‘Shlokas’ from Indian literature on trees and forests, as well as photographs showcasing the beauty of forests in the state of Telangana. As part of the Green India Challenge till now, over 12 crore saplings were planted across the state. 

The CJI keenly observed the book and appreciated the efforts of RS MP J Santosh Kumar in bringing up Vriksha Vedam.

 

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