Chennai MP and Union Minister for Chemicals and Fertilizers, Mr.M.K. Alagiri, had promised to turn the constituency greener in his election manifesto. On that note, here is a previous article about Greener Chennai.
Today, He planted 1 lakh saplings around the Mariamman Teppakulam. In this way, Mr.Azhagiri fulfills one of the election manifesto items.
In this function, he also mentioned that he would like to make Chennai a greener city, than promising to make it as Singapore.
This is only a chennai news item.
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Showing posts with label green chennai. Show all posts
Thursday, January 14, 2010
Chennai as Green City, rather than Singapore
Chennai MP and Union Minister for Chemicals and Fertilizers, Mr.M.K. Alagiri, had promised to turn the constituency greener in his election manifesto. On that note, here is a previous article about Greener Chennai.
Today, He planted 1 lakh saplings around the Mariamman Teppakulam. In this way, Mr.Azhagiri fulfills one of the election manifesto items.
In this function, he also mentioned that he would like to make Chennai a greener city, than promising to make it as Singapore.
This is only a chennai news item.
Today, He planted 1 lakh saplings around the Mariamman Teppakulam. In this way, Mr.Azhagiri fulfills one of the election manifesto items.
In this function, he also mentioned that he would like to make Chennai a greener city, than promising to make it as Singapore.
This is only a chennai news item.
Friday, January 1, 2010
Greener Chennai
The Chennai MP and Union Minister for Chemicals and Fertilizers, M.K. Alagiri, had promised to turn the constituency greener in his election manifesto. He will soon launch the programme by planting saplings around the Mariamman Teppakulam.
New Year will ring in on a greener note for Chennai city and its suburbs. If things go as per plan, there will be one lakh more saplings in the Chennai Parliamentary constituency by the end of 2010.
A committee headed by the Chairman of Tamil Nadu State Agricultural Marketing Board, K.P.T. Ganesan, has been formed to implement ‘project greenery.’
Educational institutions and residents’ welfare associations to join their efforts. Saplings will be given free of cost for planting wherever they want. Tree guards will also be provided, if necessary.
Good to go - GREEN MADURAI!!!
New Year will ring in on a greener note for Chennai city and its suburbs. If things go as per plan, there will be one lakh more saplings in the Chennai Parliamentary constituency by the end of 2010.
A committee headed by the Chairman of Tamil Nadu State Agricultural Marketing Board, K.P.T. Ganesan, has been formed to implement ‘project greenery.’
Educational institutions and residents’ welfare associations to join their efforts. Saplings will be given free of cost for planting wherever they want. Tree guards will also be provided, if necessary.
Good to go - GREEN MADURAI!!!
Greener Chennai
The Chennai MP and Union Minister for Chemicals and Fertilizers, M.K. Alagiri, had promised to turn the constituency greener in his election manifesto. He will soon launch the programme by planting saplings around the Mariamman Teppakulam.
New Year will ring in on a greener note for Chennai city and its suburbs. If things go as per plan, there will be one lakh more saplings in the Chennai Parliamentary constituency by the end of 2010.
A committee headed by the Chairman of Tamil Nadu State Agricultural Marketing Board, K.P.T. Ganesan, has been formed to implement ‘project greenery.’
Educational institutions and residents’ welfare associations to join their efforts. Saplings will be given free of cost for planting wherever they want. Tree guards will also be provided, if necessary.
Good to go - GREEN MADURAI!!!
New Year will ring in on a greener note for Chennai city and its suburbs. If things go as per plan, there will be one lakh more saplings in the Chennai Parliamentary constituency by the end of 2010.
A committee headed by the Chairman of Tamil Nadu State Agricultural Marketing Board, K.P.T. Ganesan, has been formed to implement ‘project greenery.’
Educational institutions and residents’ welfare associations to join their efforts. Saplings will be given free of cost for planting wherever they want. Tree guards will also be provided, if necessary.
Good to go - GREEN MADURAI!!!
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