Tree Plantation Marks 202nd Martyrdom Anniversary of Kunwar Chain Singh in Narsinghgarh
Narsinghgarh commemorated Kunwar Chain Singh's 202nd martyrdom anniversary with a tree plantation drive, fostering environmental conservation.

Narsinghgarh Observes 202nd Martyrdom Anniversary of Kunwar Chain Singh with Tree Plantation
Narsinghgarh | July 25, 2026
The 202nd martyrdom anniversary of the heroic Kunwar Chain Singh Ji was observed in Narsinghgarh with a pledge towards environmental conservation. An event organized by the Shri Sarveshwari Samooh, Narsinghgarh branch, saw the planting of fruit-bearing and shade-providing saplings at the valiant warrior's memorial site.
This initiative was undertaken with the dual aim of remembering Kunwar Chain Singh's valor and courage, and to spread environmental awareness. Guided by the directives of Param Pujya Gurupad Baba Sambhavram Ji, President of the Shri Sarveshwari Samooh, the tree plantation program was successfully executed. Recognizing the pressing environmental needs of the current times, the group's members enthusiastically planted over 15 eco-friendly saplings.
The planted saplings included significant shade and fruit trees such as Bhaorasli, Sisam, Gulmohar, and Mango. The group has further plans for large-scale tree planting in various locations across the town in the future.
A Confluence of Valor and Environmental Protection
The event commenced at 7:15 AM with traditional Aarti and prayers. Following this, all the saplings were meticulously arranged near their designated pits, enriched with fertilizer. The members engaged in planting, emphasizing the importance of trees in life and the inseparable bond between humans and nature.
This endeavor served not only as a tribute to a brave warrior but also as a foundation for a healthier environment for future generations. Senior Engineer B.K. Gupta led the initiative by planting the first sapling.
Present on the occasion were Block Resource Coordinator (BRC) Surendra Singh Bhadauria and Mukesh Gor from the Horticulture Department. Abhijeet Baran Basu, a member of the group, informed that more fruit-bearing trees like mango and papaya will be planted in Chharbagh in the future, courtesy of B.K. Gupta.
Enthusiastic members of the Shri Sarveshwari Samooh, including Abhijeet Baran Basu, Pankaj Agarwal, Raghav Sharma, Nana Ram Seria, and several others, were present and actively participated in this noble cause.
