The plantation drive was carried out under the guidance and direction of Swami Suprakashananda Ji Maharaj, Secretary of Ramakrishna Mission, Vrindavan, and Jagannath Poddar, Director of Friends of Vrindavan.
On the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti, Friends of Vrindavan and Ramakrishna Mission Sevashrama, Vrindavan, jointly organised a tree plantation drive on the hospital campus. As part of the initiative, 90 trees were planted by the students of Ramakrishna Mission Nursing School.
Friends of Vrindavan once again undertook a cleanliness drive and cleared accumulated garbage from the area. Keeping Vrindavan clean is not only the responsibility of the authoritie, but a collective responsibility of all of us who live in and visit this sacred Dham.
Friends of Vrindavan undertook a cleanliness drive at the ancient Madan Mohan Temple, helping restore dignity and cleanliness to one of Vrindavan’s precious heritage monuments.
Today, we planted trees near Vrindavan Bus Stand, adding more native greenery to the city.
This is what we hope for; a movement where communities plant trees, protect them and take ownership of their neighbourhoods.
Something beautiful is happening in Braj. People are no longer just appreciating tree plantation efforts; they are calling us and asking for trees to be planted in their own neighbourhoods.
One tree at a time. One neighbourhood at a time. Let’s make Vrindavan greener together
The addition of this cotton shredder will significantly strengthen r paper unit by improving efficiency n enhancing d quality of our recycled paper products. This is n important step towards promoting sustainable livelihoods, recycling, n environmental conservation in Vrindavan.
On the auspicious occasion of Jagannath Rath Yatra, FoV marked another significant milestone by purchasing a shredder for its handmade paper unit. It was ceremonially inaugurated with pujan on this sacred day. Shri Umang Kejriwal from Kolkata has generously donated this machine.
A Tamal sapling was planted to celebrate the birthday of Shri Sambhav Sharma in the presence of his father, Shri Ravi Sharma. Though we generally avoid plantation during the peak summer heat, this special occasion called for a meaningful gift to nature. #TamalTree#GreenBraj
A truly fulfilling moment on #WorldEnvironmentDay. Years after FoV planted these Tamal trees, they now stand tall and flourishing, becoming the center of a beautiful Vrikshotsav organized by Prayas Sanstha. Seeing others celebrate and value these trees was a reward beyond words.
On #WorldEnvironmentDay, it was heartening to see Tamal trees planted years ago by Friends of Vrindavan celebrated at a Vrikshotsav organized by Prayas Sanstha under Shri Abhay Vashishtha Ji. A proud reminder that every tree planted today can inspire generations tomorrow.
Explained them the importance of maintaining cleanliness and protecting public spaces. People were encouraged not to throw garbage in the parks, to use dustbins properly, and to take collective responsibility for keeping their surroundings clean.
A cleanliness drive was successfully carried out in two parks of Kailash Nagar in Vrindavan, where heaps of garbage, plastic waste, and overgrown vegetation were completely removed to restore the parks to a clean and usable condition.
The initiative was undertaken with the aim of creating a healthier and more pleasant environment for local residents, especially children and elderly people who use these public spaces daily.
Along with the cleaning work, awareness was also spread among the local residents.
We carried out a cleanliness drive at Chandra Shekhar Azad Park and Mangal Pandey Park in Vrindavan.
Clean parks create a healthier and more beautiful environment for everyone. Small collective efforts can make a big difference in preserving the beauty and sanctity of our city.