Delhi Environment Minister Gopal Rai on Sunday inaugurated the third 'Van Mahotsav' at the Asola Bhati W⛦ildlife Sanctuary in south Delhi, l🍸aunching an online portal for visitors to the sanctuary.
The Kejriwal government aims to plant more than 52 lakh saplings this year, and an additional 50 lakh pl🐎ants and shrubs will be planted by the New Delhi Municipal Council. Free medicinal plants were also distributed to all attendees.
During the event, Rai highlighted the government's eꦛfforts to 🌌combat pollution and increase Delhi's green cover.
He urged people to join the massiv﷽e plantation drive and announced the distribution of free medicinal plants across all assembly c♊onstituencies.
A new online portal, abwls.⛦eforest.delhi.gov.in, was launched to provide facilities for Asola Bhati Wildlife Sanctuary visitors.
Also, the government has launched a Green Action Plan Portal to monitor the progre𝕴ss of monthly plantations.
Rai stressed the need for environmental awareness among the p꧋ublic and requested everyone to include tree planting in their way of life to combat pollution-related issues effectively.
The Van Mahotsav cele🉐brations will continue in various Delhi constituencies over the next four weeks.
