Peerzada Sayeed

 Tangdhar, 14 Nov (KNS) In celebration of Children’s Day, the Indian Army, in collaboration with the Tangdhar civil administration, organized a large-scale cleanliness drive aimed at environmental restoration. Over 500 volunteers, including 358 students from local schools and GDC Tangdar, 45 ex-servicemen, and around 100 civilians, joined efforts to clean Nala Batamaji and the Kishan Ganga River.

The drive was led by SDM Zaffar Ahmad Lone, who attended the event to support the participants. Social worker Ishtiaq Lone delivered a lecture on the importance of community responsibility in maintaining a sustainable environment. Speaking with Kashmir News Service (KNS), Peerzada Sayeed, Beoparmandal President and personal secretary to MLA Karnah Javaid Mirchal, highlighted Beoparmandal’s commitment to polythene-free shops in the area and encouraged local businesses to actively participate in environmental protection.Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel

The cleanup began early in the morning, with participants energetically clearing waste and creating clean pathways along the river and canal. Despite the demanding tasks, volunteers showed high energy and dedication throughout the drive. After the event, the Indian Army provided refreshments, giving everyone a moment to reflect on their collective impact.

Expressing his gratitude, SDM Lone praised the youth's participation and encouraged further involvement in environmental initiatives. The drive demonstrated the power of community collaboration, reinforcing the importance of shared responsibility for a cleaner, greener future.(KNS)