Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], June 26 (ANI): Karnataka Chief Minister DK Shivakumar on Friday introduced that the state authorities will restore Bengaluru’s inexperienced cowl by planting 15 lakh native crops throughout the town tomorrow.
In a publish on X, Shivakumar mentioned the initiative goals to create greener neighbourhoods, improve biodiversity, enhance air high quality and construct a extra climate-resilient metropolis.
Highlighting the long-term affect of the drive, he mentioned the crops would supply shade, help ecosystems and profit future generations.
‘Tomorrow, we take a major step in the direction of restoring the town’s inexperienced cowl by planting 15 lakh native crops throughout Bengaluru. This landmark initiative will assist create greener neighbourhoods, improve biodiversity, enhance air high quality and construct a extra climate-resilient metropolis,’ he wrote.
He additional mentioned, ‘While the saplings might be planted in a single day, their affect might be felt for many years to return, offering shade, supporting ecosystems and enriching the lives of future generations. Together, we’re laying the inspiration for a greener, more healthy and extra sustainable Bengaluru.’
Meanwhile, Shivakumar additionally inaugurated the newly put in 33 spillway gates of the Tungabhadra Dam within the presence of Union Jal Shakti Minister C R Paatil, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu and Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy.
Emphasising the mission, he mentioned it was accomplished via the joint efforts of the Water Resources Department and the Tungabhadra Board, marking an essential step in the direction of strengthening water safety and safeguarding farmers’ pursuits.
He added that the choice to interchange the 33 gates was taken collectively, calling it a second of aid for farmers throughout the three states.
Shivakumar additionally famous that discussions had been held below the management of CR Paatil, the place chief ministers of the three states deliberated on farmer welfare and water conservation, together with proposals associated to the Navali parallel reservoir and desilting measures, finally reaching a consensus. (ANI)