Assam: Duty beyond providing security; Indian Army organises plantation drive in Sonitpur to protect the environment
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Assam: Duty beyond providing security; Indian Army organises plantation drive in Sonitpur to protect the environment

In a commendable display of commitment to environmental conservation, the Indian Army's Territorial Army embarked on a massive plantation drive in Assam's Sonitpur district

Dibya Kamal BordloiDibya Kamal Bordloi
May 18, 2024, 03:30 pm IST
in Politics, Bharat, Assam
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Tterritorial Army in Assam underatkes mass plantation drive

Tterritorial Army in Assam underatkes mass plantation drive

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Guwahati: The Indian Army’s commitment extends beyond national security, reaching into environmental stewardship. This dedication was on full display in Assam’s Sonitpur district on May 17, as the Territorial Army launched a mass plantation drive to mark the Platinum Jubilee Year of the Territorial Army, spanning from 1949 to 2024.

The Territorial Army (TA), known for providing vital operational and logistical support during natural calamities and national emergencies, has a storied history of service. Celebrating 75 years of excellence, the TA is spearheading a series of initiatives to honour its legacy and future.

The 134th Infantry Battalion (Territorial Army) Ecological, Assam, also known as the 134 Ecological Task Force (ETF), kicked off the Platinum Jubilee celebrations with a significant environmental initiative. On National Endangered Species Day, May 17, 2024, the battalion organised mass plantation drives and awareness programmes in the villages of Gamani, Satai, and Garobasti in the Sonitpur district.

Established in 2007, the 134 ETF was formed to address the pressing issue of deforestation and to restore ecological balance in the Sonitpur and Biswanath districts of Assam. Over the years, the battalion has been instrumental in various environmental conservation efforts, making significant strides in reforestation and community engagement.

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The Platinum Jubilee event saw the planting of 5000 fruit-bearing and shade-giving trees across local villages and schools. This initiative aimed to enhance the green cover and contribute to the region’s environmental health. The drive garnered enthusiastic participation from local villagers and school children, who actively took part in the plantation activities, reflecting a strong community spirit.

During the event, personnel from the 134 ETF interacted with community members and children, emphasising the importance of ecological conservation. They highlighted the critical role of protecting endangered species and maintaining biodiversity. The success of these initiatives, they noted, relies heavily on the active involvement of the local community.

The mass plantation drive is just the beginning of a series of events planned for the Platinum Jubilee Year. These initiatives are designed to promote environmental awareness and sustainability, aligning with the Territorial Army’s mission of national service and ecological stewardship.

The 134 ETF’s commitment to environmental conservation is a testament to the broader role of the Territorial Army in national development. As they celebrate 75 years of service, their efforts in ecological restoration and community engagement stand as a powerful example of their dedication to both the nation and the environment.

Through these ongoing efforts, the 134th Infantry Battalion (Territorial Army) Ecological, Assam, continues to honour its mission, inspiring future generations to take part in preserving our planet. The Platinum Jubilee celebrations not only commemorate the TA’s rich history but also pave the way for a greener, more sustainable future.

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