PM Modi planted vermilion plant
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi planted a vermilion plant at his residence on World Environment Day on Thursday. This plant was gifted to them by a group of women who showed remarkable courage during the 1971 war. This initiative is also being linked to the recent operation vermilion.
PM Modi wrote on X- This plant will remain a strong symbol of the valor and inspiration of the women of the country. He said that during the recent visit to Kutch, a group of women who showed remarkable courage during the 1971 war met and presented these plants. Honoring the feelings of those women, the PM promised that he would plant this plant at his residence at his 7, Lok Kalyan Marg.
The selection of vermilion plant on World Environment Day is important because India had named Operation Sindoor to destroy the terrorist bases in Pakistan after the terrorist attack in Pahalgam on 22 April. Sindoor is traditionally planted by married Hindu women, which symbolizes their honeymoon.
In a video message posted on X, PM Modi said that every country will have to rise above selfishness to protect global climate. He said that ending plastic pollution is the subject of this year’s World Environment Day and India has been working on it continuously for the last four-five years.
PM Modi said that Mission Life, which advocates the useful use of resources and adopting a sustainable lifestyle, is becoming a public movement around the world. He said that millions of people reduce their daily lives, re -use and recycle the mantra.
In a post on X, Modi urged people to further protect the planet and increase their efforts to overcome environmental challenges. He said, “I also appreciate all those who are working at the ground level to make our environment green and better.”
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