A pledge to plant 25,000 saplings was taken at Arbuda Gaushala in Sirohi under the 'A Tree in Mother's Name' campaign. Minister Otaram Dewasi announced ₹21 lakh for shed construction.
Pledge to plant 25,000 saplings at Arbuda Gaushala under the 'A Tree in Mother's Name' campaign.
State Minister Otaram Dewasi announced ₹21 lakh from his MLA fund for shed construction.
Minister in-charge K.K. Vishnoi mentioned making a law for the conservation of 29 trees, including Khejri.
The event was organized in the pious memory of the late Dalpat Rajpurohit Mandwaria.
Sirohi |An important event was organized in the vast courtyard of Arbuda Gaushala on Sunday with the aim of nature conservation and environmental promotion. This ceremony was held in the pious memory of the late Dalpat Rajpurohit Mandwaria under the “A Tree in Mother's Name” campaign, in which a resolution was taken to plant 25,000 saplings.
Pledge to Plant 25,000 Saplings
This tree plantation ceremony was jointly organized by Shri Arbuda Go Nandi Tirth, Arbuda Gaushala, operated by Shrigodham Mahatirth Pathmeda, and Bharat Vikas Parishad, Sirohi.
In the ceremony held under the guidance of Param Pujya Govind Ballabhdas Maharaj, the founder of Shripati Dham, the attending guests first performed cow worship and then took a pledge for environmental protection.
The program began with a welcome speech by Bhuraram Purohit, President of Gopal Govardhan Gaushala, Nandgaon. He warmly welcomed all the attending guests and cow devotees.
Narayan Purohit Mandwaria, in his address, remembered the service works of the late Dalpat Purohit. He said that continuous efforts will be made to carry forward his dreams related to service and environmental protection.
“Continuous efforts will be made to carry forward his dreams related to service and environmental protection.”
On this occasion, a resolution was taken to continue cooperation in every project to advance the plantation campaign and realize the dream of the late Dalpatji.
Financial Information of the Gaushala
Raghunath Singh Rajpurohit, the executive president of Pathmeda, presented the introduction of the Gaushala. He provided detailed information about the cow service activities being conducted there.
Sarupdan, the organization minister of Seema Jan Kalyan, said that the culture of India has given life values to society. He emphasized that the environment is extremely essential for life.
He said that it is the responsibility of all of us to carry forward the values received from our ancestors.
Address by Ministers and MP
Jalore-Sirohi MP Lumbaram Choudhary said that it is the duty of every individual to protect the environment. He mentioned that he himself is a farmer and spreads the message of environmental conservation among farmers.
Minister in-charge K.K. Vishnoi, in his address, said that the Chief Minister has always had a deep love for the environment.
He provided an important piece of information, stating that work is underway to create a Rajasthan Tree Act, and it has already received cabinet approval.
“A law will be made for the conservation of 29 trees, including Khejri” — Minister in-charge K.K. Vishnoi
He informed that the government is rapidly moving forward in the direction of making a law for the conservation of 29 trees, including Khejri.
The minister also emphasized the need for values among the youth and said that parents and youth need to think seriously about this issue.
Cow Service and Environment are Our Responsibility: Dewasi
State Minister Otaram Dewasi said that if there are trees, we exist. Referring to his tenure in the Animal Husbandry Department, he mentioned that the grant system for cow service was strengthened.
“If there are trees, we exist; cow service and environmental protection are our responsibility” — Minister Otaram Dewasi
He described the inspiration from Param Pujya Govind Ballabhdas Maharaj and Dattasharananand Maharaj as significant. He said that many works in the field of cow service have progressed under their guidance.
Dewasi also informed that arrangements are being made for about ₹1400 crore for cow service. Also, the government is contemplating the removal of 'Angrezi Babul' in the coming time.
Announcement of ₹21 Lakh for Shed Construction
In the same event, State Minister Otaram Dewasi announced a grant of ₹21 lakh from his MLA fund for the construction of a shed in Arbuda Gaushala.
Guidance from Saints
Param Pujya Govind Ballabhdas Maharaj, the founder of Shripati Dham, said in his blessings that just as clothes and ornaments enhance the beauty of a person, trees and plants enhance the beauty of nature.
He said that it is the duty of all of us to adorn Mother Earth. An increase in greenery keeps the environment favorable.
Maharaj mentioned the Prime Minister's “A Tree in Mother's Name” campaign and called upon people to plant a sapling in their mother's name.
Tribute to Late Dalpat Mandwaria
District Head Arjun Purohit remembered the late Dalpat Mandwaria with reverence and paid homage to his service works. Kamlesh Mali, Prakash Mali, and Praveen Mali were honored with mementos at the ceremony.
Dignitaries Present at the Event
On this occasion, Minister in-charge K.K. Vishnoi, State Minister Otaram Dewasi, MP Lumbaramji Choudhary, District Head Arjun Purohit, and many other dignitaries were present.
Among them were Sarupdanji Bhaisahab, Organization Minister of Seema Jan Kalyan, District General Secretary Ganpat Singh, Narayan Purohit Mandwaria, Executive President of Pathmeda Raghunath Singh Shivtalav, Gopal Govardhan Gaushala President Bhuraram Purohit, Steering Committee President Raghubhai Mali, Bharat Singh Basant, Bar Association President Bhanwar Singh, State Working Committee Member Virendra Singh Chauhan, Bharat Vikas Parishad Secretary Madan Singh Parmar, Joint Director Animal Husbandry Dr. Chandramuni, ACID Charan, BJP women leader Hemlata Purohit and CEO Kailash Dan, Ashok Purohit Adarsh, along with hundreds of citizens, cow devotees, and social workers were also present.
The program was conducted by Narendra Pal Singh, the General Secretary of the steering committee. At the end of the ceremony, a pledge was taken to carry forward the plantation campaign and to keep the memory of the late Dalpatji associated with service and environmental protection.