Gwalior: Grand Campaign to Plant 5000 Saplings at Rishi Galav University on August 1

Massive Tree Plantation Drive at Rishi Galav University

Rishi Galav University in Gwalior will host a grand tree plantation event on August 1, 2026. The primary objective is to plant over 5000 saplings across the campus within a two-hour timeframe.

This initiative is a significant part of the university's site development plan, proposed by the Central India Education Committee. University management has expressed great enthusiasm for this endeavor, which aims to make the entire campus lush green and secure.

Preparations Underway for Plantation Drive

The wire fencing along the university campus boundaries for the 2026 tree plantation drive has been completed, and pits for planting have been prepared. Necessary saplings and arrangements for manure and water are also being ensured.

The plantation work will commence on August 1st at 8:30 AM. The participation of dignitaries from the city, scholars, saints, faculty, and students is anticipated. The university has received confirmations from a large number of distinguished guests and saints to attend the program.

Sustained Care for Planted Saplings

Special arrangements are being made to ensure the continuous care of the planted saplings post-plantation. The university is committed to ensuring the survival of all saplings planted.

To facilitate this, dedicated staff will be appointed for their upkeep throughout the year. This will ensure the greenery on campus is maintained and contributes to environmental purity.

An Unforgettable Initiative

"This tree plantation drive 2026 is an unforgettable initiative," stated Dr. Pathak and Dr. Sanjay Pandey, the plantation in-charge.

They believe this might be the first time in Gwalior that an institution undertakes such a large-scale plantation drive within a mere two-hour period. They have appealed to everyone for active participation in this significant effort towards environmental purification.

This campaign will not only green the university campus but also help raise awareness within the local community about environmental conservation.