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Delhi Officers Made Accountable for Survival of 100,000 Planted Saplings

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Delhi authorities have launched a green initiative targeting the survival of one lakh saplings planted across the city. Nodal officers have been assigned to individual plantation sites to oversee and ensure the health of the trees under their care. These officers will be held directly accountable if the saplings under their supervision fail to survive. The move is aimed at improving the success rate of urban plantation drives, which have historically struggled with poor sapling survival. The initiative reflects a shift toward greater administrative responsibility in environmental conservation efforts.

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