CT Group of Institutions distributes Saplings

Jalandhar: If earth was to be embodied as human, then growing pollution, reducing water levels, abrupt rains, rising disasters would have been numerous. But today, diseases are signalling towards the critical condition of the living planet and when the state is critical the patient needs immediate intensive care. It’s time the human race stands together to work intensively to save the patient named Earth.
With aim of encouraging individual action to Save Earth, CT Group of Institutions has initiated an activity of distributing saplings to the new admissions of their institutions.
The members of the management & faculty distributed saplings and pot. They advised them to encourage plantation and shared the advantages of plantation to personal level to the context of society.
Mr. Manbir Singh (Managing Director, CT Group of Institutions) sensitized the status of the current environmental crisis and on the linkages which connect human action to the deterioration of the earth. Highlighting the fact that ignorant human action has paved way for the piteous state of the earth, therefore it’s important that human action is revisited and we as a race adopt the mantra of 3 essential R’s – Reduce, Reuse and Recycle, to save earth. He said, “It has found that during constructions the deforestation used to happen to make clear roads. This leads to pollution, besides we should plant more and more trees and encourage others towards plantation.”
S. Charanjit Singh Channi (Chairman, CT Group of Institutions) encouraged everyone to take a pledge for heading towards a greener India by promoting Afforestation. He motivated people to encourage plantation to get clean and healthy environment. He said, “Striding on the path to aware and motivate residents, CT Group of Institutions distributed Car bins to sensitize society for their city’s cleanliness and always organized Traffic rules awareness activity. We will come up with more such activities for the betterment of society and environment.”