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Up to date: Aug 13, 2022 11:20 IST
Srinagar (Jammu and Kashmir) [India], August 13 (ANI): College women participated in a cleansing drive on the well-known Mughal gardens specifically Nishat and Shalimar Bagh in Jammu and Kashmir‘s Srinagar.
The aim of the drive was to teach college students in regards to the worth of those heritage gardens which are a magnet for numerous vacationers from all around the world every year.
The drive was organised in collaboration with the Division of Floriculture and Schooling Division.
Many ladies from totally different colleges participated on this initiative with enthusiasm whereas adhering to COVID tips.
They collected rubbish and different garbage from numerous areas.
There are lots of Mughal gardens in Kashmir Valley, however Nishat and Shalimar, that are loacted on the Dal Lake shore, are the preferred.
Authorities and non-government organizations have consistently undertaken a number of initiatives to keep up and protect these heritage gardens.
The college women demanded that such kind of initiatives ought to proceed sooner or later as nicely to keep up the glory of those historic gardens.
Chatting with ANI, Irtiza Jan, a scholar mentioned, “To keep up our environment is our accountability. We run social consciousness packages to encourage cleanliness amongst others.”
One other scholar Mehak Chisti appreciated the hassle of the floriculture division, college principal and academics for the drive.
“We’re grateful for the floriculture division, our college principal and the academics who collaborated on this cleanliness drive. We hope to see extra girls and boys taking part in future clean-up campaigns and sustaining the Kashmir space,” Chisti mentioned.
Deputy Director of Floriculture, Shaiq Rasool mentioned, “In accordance with authorities directives, the aim of this program is to lift consciousness of the worth of cleanliness amongst college students and most people.” (ANI)
