Tree Plantation Movement
Key Feature
- To inspire you to become “Taru Mitra” And “Taru Putra”
- Awareness about Environment and health;
- Healthy Body - Pure Mind;
- Shriram Memorial Garden, Clean-Green and Healthy Environment;
- 1 Crore Trees were Planted by Divine India Youth Association with Parent Institution Gayatri Pariwar.
- 100 Hills were Green by This Plantation Movement.
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Mission & Vision
Objective
- To ensure involvement of masses in creating environmental awareness.
- Start new projects such as Yoga-Meditation, Herbs Production, Acupressure and Ayurvedic Treatment in these gardens.
- To develop civilized society with the help of Healthy body and clean mind.
Our Concept
WorkPlan
- Development of Shriram Smriti Upwan in City.
- Development of a garden (Yugrishi Pt. Shriram Sharma Acharya Smriti Upvan)
- Take over a abundant garden for development with the help of local authority & public.
- Preparation of layout plan for -
- Acupressure path.
- Plantation of holy trees - Nakshtra vatika, Graha vatika, Rashi vatika.
- Herbal plant beds along with acupressure path.
- Arrengment for juice of loki (gourd), jawara, aloe vera, sprouted cereal etc for visitors.
- Yoga center/meditation/pyramid dyam and Birds shalter.
- Memorial plants plantation.
- Development & plantation on hill/ barren land in villages.
- Allotment of hill/area
- Development of land/fencing.
- Tube well/ irrigation source.
- Celebration of TARU PUTRA YAGYA with the help of selected Mother & Father of Taru (Tree).
Strategy
Where and how to plant trees
1. If you have your own land then it is best to plant as many trees as possible in it.
2. In cities, Ashoka trees should be planted in front of the house, on both sides of the gate. These are beautiful to look at, full of medicinal properties and less spread trees.
3. If there is no raw land in the courtyard of the houses, then in a big pot, low-spreading hibiscus and moonlight flowers etc. can be planted.
4. Trees can be planted on the side of government roads, near railway lines, where there is waste land, there is no problem even if their ownership remains government.
5. Plant shady, fodder trees and mulberry, jamun, lokath, badhal etc. fruit trees which are disappearing on the side of the village roads, which are rarely seen in the market and which in today's old childhood once climbed trees- Used to climb up and eat.
6. Barren land is lying in so many places. The empty space can be used by asking the Gram Panchayats.
7. Develop pastures and forests, do intensive tree plantation in them.
8. Plant more and more trees in every village's Devasthan/Jungle, Pasture, barren land.
9. Re-green the ruined gardens in the cities, develop them.
10. Often vacant plots in cities and towns become homes of filth. Convert such a place around you into a health garden by planting basil garden, flower garden, medicinal plants. This will also prevent from dirt and disease and the people around will also be able to take advantage of it. If necessary, permission can be taken from the plot owner for this.
11. Plant erosion-preventing and medicinal trees on the banks and banks of rivers and lakes. Plant trees of Banyan, Peepal, Sycamore etc. especially on the banks of ponds, wells and lakes.
12. Plant trees in forest areas where trees have been cut but not planted again. Plant fruit trees especially in forests and pastures; So that wild animals like monkeys can get food. One of the reasons why monkeys come to villages, towns and cities is not getting enough food in the forests.
13. In the premises of social organizations and government offices.
14. Plant 24 plants in each school. (Where Indian culture knowledge test -BSGP is organized, this task is easy there)
15. Plant fruit bearing/shady trees along national/state highways.
16. Plant trees of religious importance and shade on the crematorium.
17. Plant fruitful and helpful plants in agriculture on the rams of the fields.
18. Plant trees in the campuses of colleges by making contact.
19. Empty, deserted lying on big and small hills.
20. Give importance to trees having medicinal properties, such as Neem, Amla, Ashoka etc. Prepare and distribute saplings of these trees.
21. Prepared saplings of trees should be distributed in the form of Prasad in Yagya or Deep Yagya and target should be set for this in every programme.
22. Plant Nakshatra Vatika, Rashi Vatika, Navagraha Vatika, Vastu Vatika etc. in Shaktipeeths, temples, gardens. By writing the importance of the trees concerned on a board and planting them, people will be benefited more.
23. Plant Qurani, Christian, Buddha, Mahavir Vatika, Guru's gardens at various religious places.
24. Planting of Triveni (Peepal, Banyan, Neem) or Panchavati (Neem, Peepal, Banyan, Jamun, Amla), Hari Shankari (Peepal, Banyan, Pakad) plantation in temples for environmental purification.