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Amrita Vidyalayam, Kalapatti, observed World Environment Day with a Bee-Flora Planting Drive organised by AYUDH (Awaken Youth Unite for Dharma), the youth movement guided by Mata Amritanandamayi Devi (Amma).

The programme was inaugurated by Radhika B, in the presence of Ms. Saroja Rajalingam, Principal, Amrita Vidyalayam, Kalapatti. Teachers, AYUDH coordinators and students participated in the programme.

Speaking on the occasion, the chief guest said, "Nature and education must go hand in hand. Programmes like this help students understand environmental issues beyond textbooks and inspire them to become responsible custodians of the planet."

As part of the drive, students planted 15 native flowering saplings that support bees and other pollinators, helping create a greener and more pollinator-friendly campus while raising awareness about environmental conservation. The planting activity covered an area of approximately 5 square metres.

A total of 178 participants, including students, teachers and AYUDH volunteers, took part in the initiative. The programme sought to help students understand the importance of bees and other pollinators in maintaining ecological balance and food security, while encouraging them to adopt environmentally responsible practices in their daily lives.

Amrita Vidyalayam, Erode, observed World Environment Day with a Bee-Flora Planting Drive organised by AYUDH (Awaken Youth Unite for Dharma), the youth movement guided by Mata Amritanandamayi Devi (Amma).

The programme was inaugurated by Dr. Mekala P., Assistant Director of Horticulture, in the presence of Jayachitra C., Principal, Amrita Vidyalayam, Erode. Teachers, AYUDH coordinators and students participated in the programme.

Speaking on the occasion, the chief guest said, "Environmental protection is not a one-day activity but a lifelong commitment. Initiatives like this encourage students to develop sustainable habits and a deeper appreciation for nature."

As part of the drive, students planted eight Pongamia pinnata (Pungam) saplings, which support biodiversity and contribute to a greener environment. The plantation activity was carried out along a stretch of approximately 50 metres within the campus.

A total of 125 participants, including students, teachers and AYUDH volunteers, took part in the initiative. The programme helped raise awareness about environmental conservation, biodiversity and sustainable living practices while encouraging students to actively participate in protecting nature.

The initiative also highlighted the important role of pollinators and native plant species in maintaining ecological balance and supporting a healthy environment.

Amrita Vidyalayam, Dindigul, observed World Environment Day with a Bee-Flora Planting Drive organised by AYUDH (Awaken Youth Unite for Dharma), the youth movement guided by Mata Amritanandamayi Devi (Amma).

The programme was inaugurated by Ms. Nithya Lakshmi K., Assistant Professor, in the presence of Mrs. Muthulakshmi M., Principal, Amrita Vidyalayam, Dindigul. Teachers, AYUDH coordinators and students participated in the programme.

Speaking on the occasion, the chief guest said, "Environmental conservation begins with small but meaningful actions. Initiatives like this encourage students to appreciate biodiversity and actively contribute towards creating a greener and more sustainable future."

As part of the drive, students planted 232 flowering saplings, including Rose, Jasmine and Hibiscus, which support bees and other pollinators. The plantation initiative helped create a greener and more pollinator-friendly environment while promoting biodiversity conservation.

A total of 232 participants took part in the programme. The initiative raised awareness about environmental protection, sustainable living and the importance of pollinators in maintaining ecological balance and food security.

The programme also encouraged students to become responsible custodians of nature and adopt environmentally conscious practices in their daily lives.

 Amrita Vidyalayam, Madurai, observed World Environment Day with a Bee-Flora Planting Drive organised by AYUDH (Awaken Youth Unite for Dharma), the youth movement guided by Mata Amritanandamayi Devi (Amma).

The programme was inaugurated by [Chief Guest Name], [Designation], in the presence of [Guest 2 Name], [Designation], and H. Adhikesavan, Principal, Amrita Vidyalayam, Madurai. Teachers, AYUDH coordinators and students participated in the programme.

Speaking on the occasion, the chief guest said, "Young people have the power to bring meaningful change. Programmes like this help them become active participants in conservation and inspire them to take responsibility for protecting the environment."

As part of the drive, students planted native flowering species that support bees and other pollinators, helping create a greener and more pollinator-friendly campus while raising awareness about environmental conservation.

The initiative sought to help students understand the importance of bees and other pollinators in maintaining ecological balance and food security, while encouraging them to adopt environmentally responsible practices in their daily lives.

Amrita Vidyalayam, K. K. Nagar, observed World Environment Day with a Bee-Flora Plantation Drive organised by AYUDH (Awaken Youth Unite for Dharma), the youth movement guided by Mata Amritanandamayi Devi (Amma).

The programme was conducted in the presence of Mrs. Subashini Haridas, Principal, Amrita Vidyalayam, along with teachers, AYUDH coordinators and students, who came together to promote environmental awareness and biodiversity conservation.

As part of the drive, students planted 150 saplings, including Ixora, Golden Shower Tree, Yellow Bell Tree, Oleander, Ashoka and Ornamental Grass species. The plantation initiative was designed to support bees and other pollinators while enhancing the green cover of the campus.

A total of 60 participants took part in the programme. The initiative helped raise awareness about biodiversity conservation, ecological balance and sustainable living practices, while encouraging students to become responsible custodians of nature.

The programme also highlighted the vital role of pollinators in maintaining healthy ecosystems and ensuring food security for future generations.

 Amrita Vidyalayam, Nallampalayam, observed World Environment Day with a Bee-Flora Plantation Initiative organised by AYUDH (Awaken Youth Unite for Dharma), the youth movement guided by Mata Amritanandamayi Devi (Amma).

The programme was inaugurated by Shri R. Thirukumaran, Agriculturist, Danshikaa Organics, a company engaged in supplying seaweed-based micronutrient products for a variety of crops. The event was held in the presence of Mangayarkarasi L., Principal, Amrita Vidyalayam, Nallampalayam. Teachers, AYUDH coordinators and students participated in the programme.

Speaking on the occasion, the chief guest said, "Environmental stewardship is best nurtured through awareness and action. Encouraging young minds to appreciate biodiversity and the importance of native plant species is an investment in a greener and more sustainable future."

As part of the initiative, the school identified 10 native saplings for planting, including Sorgam, Magizham (Spanish Cherry), Athi (Fig), Mara Konrai, Pungan, Evergreen and Indian Coral Tree species. The plantation drive aimed to promote biodiversity, create pollinator-friendly habitats and encourage environmental responsibility among students.

The programme engaged nearly 950 students and helped raise awareness about biodiversity conservation, pollinator-friendly habitats and sustainable environmental practices.

The initiative highlighted the vital role of native trees and pollinators in maintaining ecological balance and encouraged students to become active participants in protecting the environment.

Amrita Vidyalayam, Nagapattinam, observed World Environment Day with a Bee-Flora Planting Drive organised by AYUDH (Awaken Youth Unite for Dharma), the youth movement guided by Mata Amritanandamayi Devi (Amma).

The programme was inaugurated by K. J. Praveen Kumar, IAS, District Collector, Nagapattinam, in the presence of Radhakrishnan Ayyavu, Principal, Amrita Vidyalayam, Nagapattinam. Teachers, AYUDH coordinators and students participated in the programme.

Speaking on the occasion, the District Collector said, "Native plants play an important role in preserving local biodiversity. Encouraging students to plant and nurture flowering species is a meaningful investment in environmental conservation and sustainability."

As part of the drive, students planted 25 flowering saplings, including Hibiscus and Ixora, which support bees and other pollinators. The initiative helped create a greener and more pollinator-friendly campus while raising awareness about biodiversity conservation.

A 3-kilometre awareness rally was also organised to highlight the importance of environmental protection, biodiversity and sustainable living practices.

A total of 350 participants, including students, teachers and AYUDH volunteers, took part in the programme. The initiative sought to help students understand the vital role played by bees and other pollinators in maintaining ecological balance and food security, while encouraging environmentally responsible practices in their daily lives.

Amrita Vidyalayam, Kirumampakkam, observed World Environment Day with a Bee-Flora Planting Drive organised by AYUDH (Awaken Youth Unite for Dharma), the youth movement guided by Mata Amritanandamayi Devi (Amma).

The programme was inaugurated by Shree Sumithran Ji, Academic Advisor, Amrita Vidyalayam, Kirumampakkam, in the presence of Mrs. Shanthi Roja, Principal, Amrita Vidyalayam, Kirumampakkam. Teachers, AYUDH coordinators and students participated in the programme.

Speaking on the occasion, the chief guest said, "Conservation begins with community participation. It is inspiring to see young minds taking part in meaningful activities that promote biodiversity and environmental responsibility."

As part of the drive, Neem and Plantain saplings were planted within the school campus to support a greener environment and raise awareness about biodiversity conservation. The initiative also helped create a more eco-friendly campus while encouraging students to actively participate in environmental protection.

The initiative highlighted the important role of bees and other pollinators in maintaining ecological balance and food security, while encouraging environmentally responsible practices in daily life.

Amrita Vidyalayam, Karur, observed World Environment Day with a Bee-Flora Planting Drive organised by AYUDH (Awaken Youth Unite for Dharma), the youth movement guided by Mata Amritanandamayi Devi (Amma).

The programme was inaugurated by Dr. P. Bhuvaneswari, Primary Coordinator and TGT, Amrita Vidyalayam, Karur, in the presence of Samundeswari R. S., Principal, Amrita Vidyalayam, Karur. Teachers, AYUDH coordinators and students participated in the programme.

Speaking on the occasion, the chief guest said, "Environmental conservation is not limited to planting trees; it also involves nurturing and protecting them. Initiatives like this help cultivate environmental responsibility and a deeper appreciation for nature among students."

As part of the drive, students planted 22 saplings, including Pungan (Indian Beech), Jamun, Holy Basil (Tulasi) and Magizham (Spanish Cherry). The plantation activity was carried out along a stretch of approximately 100 metres within the school campus.

A total of 360 participants took part in the programme. The initiative helped raise awareness about biodiversity conservation and the importance of pollinator-friendly habitats while encouraging students to adopt environmentally responsible practices in their daily lives.

The programme also highlighted the vital role of bees and other pollinators in maintaining ecological balance and supporting food security, inspiring students to become active contributors to environmental sustainability.

Amrita Vidyalayam, Kanyakumari, observed World Environment Day with a Bee-Flora Planting Drive organised by AYUDH (Awaken Youth Unite for Dharma), the youth movement guided by Mata Amritanandamayi Devi (Amma).

The programme was inaugurated by Mr. Arumugam, Assistant Director, Department of Horticulture, Kanyakumari, in the presence of Mrs. Jeyasri, Principal, Amrita Vidyalayam, Kanyakumari. Teachers, AYUDH coordinators and students participated in the programme.

Speaking on the occasion, the chief guest said, "Creating green spaces and protecting pollinators are essential steps towards preserving biodiversity. Initiatives like these help students understand their role in environmental conservation and encourage them to become responsible stewards of nature."

As part of the drive, students planted 10 saplings to support bees and other pollinators and to promote biodiversity within the school campus. The initiative contributed to creating a greener and more pollinator-friendly environment while raising awareness about environmental sustainability.

A total of 140 participants took part in the programme. The event highlighted the important role of bees and other pollinators in maintaining ecological balance and food security, while encouraging students to adopt environmentally responsible practices in their daily lives.

The programme reinforced the importance of collective action in protecting the environment and building a sustainable future.

Amrita Vidyalayam, Kalapatti, observed World Environment Day with a Bee-Flora Planting Drive organised by AYUDH (Awaken Youth Unite for Dharma), the youth movement guided by Mata Amritanandamayi Devi (Amma).

The programme was inaugurated by Radhika B, in the presence of Ms. Saroja Rajalingam, Principal, Amrita Vidyalayam, Kalapatti. Teachers, AYUDH coordinators and students participated in the programme.

Speaking on the occasion, the chief guest said, "Nature and education must go hand in hand. Programmes like this help students understand environmental issues beyond textbooks and inspire them to become responsible custodians of the planet."

As part of the drive, students planted 15 native flowering saplings that support bees and other pollinators, helping create a greener and more pollinator-friendly campus while raising awareness about environmental conservation. The planting activity covered an area of approximately 5 square metres.

A total of 178 participants, including students, teachers and AYUDH volunteers, took part in the initiative. The programme sought to help students understand the importance of bees and other pollinators in maintaining ecological balance and food security, while encouraging them to adopt environmentally responsible practices in their daily lives.

Amrita Vidyalayam, Erode, observed World Environment Day with a Bee-Flora Planting Drive organised by AYUDH (Awaken Youth Unite for Dharma), the youth movement guided by Mata Amritanandamayi Devi (Amma).

The programme was inaugurated by Dr. Mekala P., Assistant Director of Horticulture, in the presence of Jayachitra C., Principal, Amrita Vidyalayam, Erode. Teachers, AYUDH coordinators and students participated in the programme.

Speaking on the occasion, the chief guest said, "Environmental protection is not a one-day activity but a lifelong commitment. Initiatives like this encourage students to develop sustainable habits and a deeper appreciation for nature."

As part of the drive, students planted eight Pongamia pinnata (Pungam) saplings, which support biodiversity and contribute to a greener environment. The plantation activity was carried out along a stretch of approximately 50 metres within the campus.

A total of 125 participants, including students, teachers and AYUDH volunteers, took part in the initiative. The programme helped raise awareness about environmental conservation, biodiversity and sustainable living practices while encouraging students to actively participate in protecting nature.

The initiative also highlighted the important role of pollinators and native plant species in maintaining ecological balance and supporting a healthy environment.

Amrita Vidyalayam, Dindigul, observed World Environment Day with a Bee-Flora Planting Drive organised by AYUDH (Awaken Youth Unite for Dharma), the youth movement guided by Mata Amritanandamayi Devi (Amma).

The programme was inaugurated by Ms. Nithya Lakshmi K., Assistant Professor, in the presence of Mrs. Muthulakshmi M., Principal, Amrita Vidyalayam, Dindigul. Teachers, AYUDH coordinators and students participated in the programme.

Speaking on the occasion, the chief guest said, "Environmental conservation begins with small but meaningful actions. Initiatives like this encourage students to appreciate biodiversity and actively contribute towards creating a greener and more sustainable future."

As part of the drive, students planted 232 flowering saplings, including Rose, Jasmine and Hibiscus, which support bees and other pollinators. The plantation initiative helped create a greener and more pollinator-friendly environment while promoting biodiversity conservation.

A total of 232 participants took part in the programme. The initiative raised awareness about environmental protection, sustainable living and the importance of pollinators in maintaining ecological balance and food security.

The programme also encouraged students to become responsible custodians of nature and adopt environmentally conscious practices in their daily lives.