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  • President Murmu Launches ‘Vriksha Vedam 2.0’, Calls for Greener Earth

    April 9, 2026

    President Murmu Launches ‘Vriksha Vedam 2.0’, Calls for Greener Earth

    New Delhi, April 9: President Droupadi Murmu on Wednesday presented ‘Vriksha Vedam 2.0’ at Rashtrapati Bhavan. Addressing the gathering, she said that “life flourishes only when the Earth is green,” highlighting the direct link between nature and human survival.

    Emphasis on Role of Trees

    The president underlined that trees are not just a part of the environment but are essential for maintaining ecological balance. She said increasing green cover is necessary to ensure clean air, water conservation and sustainable development.

    She also urged citizens, institutions and communities to actively participate in planting and protecting trees making it a collective responsibility.

    Climate Change: A Growing Concern

    Murmu pointed out that the world is facing serious challenges due to climate change and environmental degradation. Rising temperatures, irregular weather patterns and loss of biodiversity are affecting lives globally.

    She stressed that such issues cannot be addressed by governments alone and require joint efforts from society as a whole.

    About ‘Vriksha Vedam 2.0’

    ‘Vriksha Vedam 2.0’ is an initiative aimed at promoting awareness about the importance of trees and sustainable living. It focuses on encouraging people to adopt eco-friendly practices and understand the long-term benefits of environmental conservation.

    Focus on Public Awareness

    The initiative also seeks to inspire people at the grassroots level, including students and local communities to contribute towards a greener future. It highlights simple steps like tree plantation, conservation and responsible use of natural resources.

    With increasing environmental challenges, the need for sustainable practices has become more urgent than ever. The president’s message reinforces that protecting greenery is not just an environmental issue but essential for the future of coming generations.

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