Varanasi Creates Guinness Record for Mega Plantation Campaign
Varanasi has entered the Guinness World Records by planting 2,51,446 saplings within one hour. The mega plantation drive was conducted at Sujabad Domari area and successfully surpassed China’s 2018 record of 1,53,981 saplings. The record was officially verified through drone monitoring and a digital counting system, marking a major milestone in India’s urban afforestation efforts.
The plantation drive took place over nearly 350 bighas of land developed as an urban forest.
This achievement has positioned Varanasi as a new global benchmark in mass plantation drives.
The plantation site at Sujabad Domari has been transformed into an urban forest.
Each sector saw plantation of over 4,000 saplings, ensuring uniform distribution across the site.
The Guinness World Records plantation event witnessed participation from,
This large-scale coordination ensured the successful execution of planting 2.51 lakh saplings within the stipulated time.
To ensure long term survival of the saplings planted under the Guinness World Records initiative:
Officials stated that the project is also expected to generate revenue for the Municipal Corporation through an agreement with a private agency, with projected earnings beginning from the third year.
Q. Varanasi entered the Guinness World Records for planting how many saplings in one hour?
A) 1,53,981
B) 2,00,000
C) 2,51,446
D) 3,00,000
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