Grand Tree Talk held

Srinagar: A Grand Tree Talk was held to mark its 10 -month long journey here today.  In a statement, Joint Director State Forest Research Institute Dr. O. P. Sharma, IFS said the Tree Talk was organised at the PCB Campus at Rajbagh here.  Senior officials from Forest, Floriculture, University, Wildlife and other departments participated in the campaign.

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