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A blooming dale at Collectorate Collectorate
The premises of the Collectorate in Kamareddy is blooming with hundreds of flowers and has become lush with greenery, thanks to the keen interest shown by the District Collector Dr N Sathyanarayana.
Kamareddy: The premises of the Collectorate in Kamareddy is blooming with hundreds of flowers and has become lush with greenery, thanks to the keen interest shown by the District Collector Dr N Sathyanarayana.
When the State government took up the ‘Haritha Haaram’ programme as a prestigious programme to make the state lush with greenery, the District Collector showed tremendous enthusiasm in implementing the programme.
While Kamareddy district is reeling under a heat wave and the ground water resources are depleting at a fast rate, the planted saplings are being watered regularly by the officials at the Collectorate. As a result, they were able to grow a very beautiful garden.
In the premises of the Collectorate, there are 300 varieties of various flowers. Inside the Collectorate, there is a drip system of irrigation has been installed. The District Collector is showing special interest in developing the garden.
He makes it a point to see to it that senior IAS of IPS officers who pay a visit the Collectorate plant saplings without fail. A board will also be installed near the sapling with the name of the officer who planted it. As a result, the officers feel extremely happy if they find their names on it when they visit the Collectorate again.
The District Collector has appealed to the people to plant at-least one sapling to prevent drastic climatic changes and protect the environment. Otherwise, humanity will suffer in case of environmental disasters. Planting trees should become a social responsibility.
