India is witnessing an unprecedented wave of environmental stewardship with its largest-ever public-driven afforestation initiative under the banner “Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam”. In this financial year alone, an astonishing 113 crore trees have been planted across the country, marking a historic moment in India’s journey toward a greener and more sustainable future.
This initiative is not just about planting trees; it represents a civilisational shift toward environmental responsibility, inspiring every citizen to take part in creating a healthier planet. From remote corners of Ladakh to the fertile plains of Uttar Pradesh, this movement is turning India green, district by district, hand by hand.
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This year alone, 113 crore trees have taken root across the country — the largest public-driven afforestation mission India has ever undertaken. From UP’s 42 crore to Jharkhand’s 89… pic.twitter.com/GBhF6gqXM8
— BJP (@BJP4India) December 3, 2025
India’s decade of green transformation
Over the last ten years, India has made remarkable strides in environmental conservation:
International Solar Alliance (ISA): India is leading the world toward a global solar-powered future.
LED UJALA Mission: Revolutionising energy efficiency, reducing emissions, and lowering electricity bills.
Namami Gange Mission: Reviving the sacred river Ganga, India’s lifeline.
National Clean Air Programme (NCAP): Tackling urban air pollution and promoting cleaner cities.
Wildlife Conservation: Success in protecting tigers, leopards, and elephants.
Swachh Bharat Mission: Making sanitation universal and promoting public hygiene.
Green Hydrogen Mission: Advancing clean fuel technologies.
LiFE Movement: Inspiring sustainable living and environmental consciousness worldwide.
State-wise tree plantation achievements
This year, states and union territories across India have shown remarkable commitment:
Jammu & Kashmir: 11.72 lakh
Punjab: 1.13 crore
Chandigarh: 3.57 lakh
Haryana: 1.25 crore
Delhi: 28.98 lakh
Rajasthan: 14.44 crore
Gujarat: 10.91 crore
Madhya Pradesh: 6.46 crore
Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu: 1.42 lakh
Maharashtra: 3.17 crore
Goa: 3.55 lakh
Karnataka: 2.68 crore
Lakshadweep: 7 thousand
Kerala: 9.13 lakh
Himachal Pradesh: 11.97 lakh
Ladakh: 4.8 thousand
Uttarakhand: 1.13 crore
Bihar: 1.29 crore
Uttar Pradesh: 42.10 crore
Jharkhand: 89.54 lakh
Odisha: 7.54 crore
Chhattisgarh: 2.52 crore
Telangana: 11.70 crore
Andhra Pradesh: 3.68 crore
Puducherry: 43.6 thousand
Tamil Nadu: 22.84 lakh
Sikkim: 10.23 lakh
Arunachal Pradesh: 12.09 lakh
Meghalaya: 10.39 lakh
Assam: 60.01 lakh
Nagaland: 17.62 lakh
Manipur: 60.66 lakh
Mizoram: 1.97 lakh
Tripura: 22.33 lakh
West Bengal: 2.36 lakh
Andaman & Nicobar Islands: 12.56 lakh
Together, these numbers add up to 113 crore trees, demonstrating a nationwide commitment to environmental restoration. The “Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam” initiative is more than just numbers; it is a movement of hope and responsibility.
Every sapling planted today is a step toward:
Mitigating climate change by increasing green cover
Improving air quality and reducing urban pollution
Preventing soil erosion and conserving water
Preserving biodiversity and supporting wildlife habitats
Fostering sustainable living practices among citizens
This monumental effort is evidence of India’s determination to lead by example on the global stage, showing that large-scale environmental action is possible when communities, governments, and individuals unite for a common purpose.
“Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam” is a testament to India’s vision for a sustainable future, ensuring that the coming generations inherit a healthier, greener, and more vibrant country. From planting trees in small towns to mobilising millions across states, India is proving that collective action can transform the environment and society alike.
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