Agriculture Students Of Nijgadh Bara Plant 118 Trees For A Greener Future

Nijgadh  Bara - Agriculture Students of Sri Gauri Shankar Secondary School in the Nijgarh Municipality of the Bara District demonstrated their commitment to the environment today by planning a tree planting program on the school grounds, which is gratifying.

A total of 118 plants, representing 26 diverse species including cotton, cycas, royal palm, African tulip, Araucaria araucana, Neelmohur, and Gulmohur, were carefully planted as part of the green initiative. Mr. Badrinaran Jha, the principal of the school, said that.

The College Management Committee President, Ravi Kumar Vartaula, took the lead in organizing the event, which attracted enthusiastic participation from a variety of sources. The organization also received support from committee members Thaneshwar Sapkota, Pema Ghemcho, Rama Adhikari, Tikamaya Lama, and others.

The children actively took part in the hands-on effort to tend and take care of the recently planted plants, bringing a feeling of community spirit to the happy event. The program not only demonstrates the students' dedication to environmental preservation but also sets a good example for the community overall.

It is hoped that when the planted saplings take root, they will improve the general health of the ecosystem in addition to beautifying the area around the school. The cooperative effort of students, school administrators, and community members demonstrates the possibility of constructive transformation when communities unite around a common goal.

The Teacher Parents Association (PTA) was notably well-represented, with members Narnath Gautam, Sharda Khadka, Hari Phuyal, Pravin Upreti, and Tilak Adhikari, as well as President Deepak Sapkota, lending their support to the planting push.