Young Indians Jaipur, a crucial component of the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), recently unveiled another outstanding accomplishment with the establishment of an oxygen park in CBI Phatak, Ganga Marg, Jagatpura. This shows the organization’s dedication to environmental preservation. This ground-breaking initiative, which boasts an astonishing display of more than 5,000 trees planted using the famed Japanese Miyawaki method, blends environmental awareness and contemporary approaches. The fact that 3,000 trees were planted just in the past quarter, bringing the total to an astonishing 8,000 trees, is noteworthy.

This ambitious plantation project, funded by the Government of Rajasthan and jointly created by the Safe Earth Foundation, NBC (National Engineering Industries Limited), and Gravita India Limited, aims to increase the amount of greenery, reduce air pollution, and promote a sustainable environment for Jaipur’s residents. The government’s dedication to fostering and developing Mother Nature’s growth while establishing amazing goals for the future is reflected in the availability of space for this effort.

During his Mann ki Baat, Prime Minister Narendra Modi himself emphasized the Miyawaki method’s efficacy and how important it is for reviving the environment. This accomplishment by Young Indians Jaipur is a monument to the youth’s unwavering commitment to environmental protection and serves as an example for communities across the country. In an exciting development, Young Indians Jaipur has revealed plans to launch two additional oxygen zones in the same year, demonstrating its unwavering dedication to building a greener and healthier future. They hope to increase their effect and make a bigger contribution to the protection and repair of the environment with these new efforts.

Priyanka Dutta