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Smiling Tree and Hansraj College Join Hands for a Greener Future

New Delhi: In a spirited initiative aligning with the Government of India’s Viksit Bharat @2047 vision, Smiling Tree, founded by renowned environmentalist Dr. Mukesh Kwatra, collaborated with Hansraj College, University of Delhi, for a green outreach program at PM Shri Composite School, Aata, Baniyakhera, Sambhal, Uttar Pradesh.

The green drive witnessed the enthusiastic participation of about 35 students, guided by Prof. Jnaneshwari Malik and Prof. Prabhanshu Ojha, who traveled to Village Aata in Sambhal District to promote environmental awareness and sustainable practices.

As part of this initiative, scores of Plumeria plants were planted within the school premises by the Smiling Tree team along with the visiting students and faculty. These vibrant, fragrant trees are symbolic of resilience and growth, echoing the spirit of Viksit Bharat @2047—a national resolve to build a self-reliant, inclusive, and ecologically balanced India by its 100th year of independence.

Dr. Mukesh Kwatra, Founder of Smiling Tree, shared his thoughts :

“Our collaboration with Hansraj College is a beautiful step towards nurturing young minds with the values of sustainability and collective responsibility. Planting a tree is planting hope—and every small green step today shapes a stronger, cleaner India tomorrow.”

Dr. Rama, Principal of Hansraj College, added :

“At Hansraj College, we believe that education extends beyond the classroom. This initiative is a shining example of how academic institutions can empower youth to become catalysts for environmental change and community development. We are proud to be part of this meaningful partnership.”

The event not only brought students closer to rural India but also instilled in them a deeper sense of environmental stewardship and community service.

This initiative adds another milestone to Smiling Tree’s ongoing mission of promoting ecological consciousness through grassroots-level engagement, especially involving youth and educational institutions.

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