Indore: Police Organised A Workshop For Children

Indore: Police Organised A Workshop For Children

The workshop aimed to equip children from police families with the knowledge of decorating plant pots and to emphasise their moral responsibility towards environmental protection.

FP News ServiceUpdated: Thursday, June 08, 2023, 11:55 AM IST
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Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Indore Police, in collaboration with the Kalanjali Social Welfare Society, organised a workshop at DRP Line Indore on World Environment Day to raise awareness about environmental conservation. The workshop aimed to equip children from police families with the knowledge of decorating plant pots and to emphasise their moral responsibility towards environmental protection.

Under the guidance of Kalanjali Social Welfare Society trainers, the children showcased their creativity by beautifully decorating the plant pots with their hands. Officers and guests present at the event highlighted the significance of a clean and healthy environment and emphasised the collective responsibility to safeguard it.

Additional deputy commissioner of Police, Manisha Pathak Soni, stressed that planting trees and nurturing them is crucial for environmental preservation. 

The event concluded with a tree plantation activity, where the children and participants pledged to plant saplings and diligently care for them to ensure a clean environment.

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