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2.88 lakh saplings to be planted to increase green cover in Yadgir

2.88 lakh saplings to be planted to increase green cover in Yadgir
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The Forest Department in Yadgir, India, has launched a massive plantation drive to plant 2.88 lakh saplings during the monsoon season. The initiative aims to increase the district's green cover, which currently stands at 6%.

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The Forest Department has chalked out a programme to plant 2.88 lakh saplings, which include one lakh for public distribution, in Yadgir during the monsoon season to increase green cover in the district.

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