Van Mohatsav Clebration

Van Mahotsav was started in 1950 by K.M.Munshi, the then Union Minster for Agriculture and Food to create enthusiasm among masses for forest conservation and planting trees. It is a week-long festival, celebrated on different days in different parts of India. In its original aim, every citizen of India is expected to plant a sapling during the Van Mahotsav Week. Also, awareness campaigns about benefits and protection of trees and the harm caused by cutting down of trees are held. It is the festival of life.

Van Mahotsava, or Tree Plantation Day, is an annual celebration in India dedicated to planting and nurturing trees. It typically takes place during the first week of July. The festival was first celebrated in 1950 and aims to raise awareness about environmental conservation and the importance of forests.

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