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CHILD RIGHTS DEPARTMENT CELEBRATES WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY

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The Child Rights Department today celebrated World Environment Day in Sriganganagar. On this occasion, saplings were planted and bird water pots were installed for birds. The plantation was carried out by Judge and District Legal Services Authority Secretary Ravi Prakash Suthar and Juvenile Justice Board Principal Magistrate Navdeep Godara.

District Legal Services Authority Secretary Ravi Prakash Suthar said that nature is our greatest treasure. Let us resolve on this World Environment Day that we will plant as many trees as possible, save water, reduce the use of plastic, and leave behind a clean and green Earth for future generations.

Among those present included Rajeev Jakhar, Superintendent of the Government Observation and Juvenile Home; Renu Khairwa, Assistant Director of the Child Rights Department; Legal Aid Chief Rohtash Yadav; Aman Chalana of DLSA; Child Helpline Coordinator Trilok Verma, and others

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