Literature and Environment Are Both Sources of Sensitivity”Tree is Life: Grand Celebration of ‘Ek Ped – Sampark Ke Naam’ and Poetry Recitation on Environment

Jaipur, July 14,2025

A Heartfelt Environmental and Literary Initiative by Sampark Sansthan Receives Overwhelming Response at Gyan Vihar School Campus Jaipur.

The joint initiative of Sampark Sansthan and Gyan Vihar School, titled ‘Ek Ped – Sampark Ke Naam’, along with an environmental poetry recital, turned out to be a meaningful confluence of ecological awareness and literary sensibility. Students, teachers, poets, and social workers participated in the event with deep enthusiasm and emotional engagement.

Welcoming everyone, Sampark Sansthan President Anil Ladha remarked,
“This is not just an event, it’s an attempt to connect life and society through tree plantation. We want every individual to nurture a tree as lovingly as they would nurture a relationship.”

Dr. Ritvij Gaur (Principal), present as a special guest, emphasized in his speech,
“Trees are the foundation of our culture and survival. Teaching children to emotionally connect with nature through tree planting is the need of the hour.”

Sampark Sansthan General Secretary and Coordinator Renu ‘Shabdmukhar’ touched hearts with her words,
“This initiative aims to instill in students a sense of responsibility and the spirit of coexisting with trees. When nature and poetry walk together, society becomes truly awakened.”

Veteran poet Prof. Prabodh Govil inspired the audience, stating,
“Literature and environment are both profound sources of human sensitivity.”

Renowned writer Dr. Jayshree Sharma added,
“Trees don’t just give us oxygen, they teach us life values. A poem, a plant, and a thought — these can together change the world.”

Inspiring the young generation, senior poet Anshu Harsh quoted,
“When you walk ahead, many will follow.”

Usha Rastogi’s positive presence brought an energetic vibe to the event.

Program Coordinator Himadri Samarth expressed that,
“No matter what name we give to the campaign, the aim remains the same – to protect the environment.”
He concluded by thanking all the distinguished guests for their participation and support.

The event was beautifully hosted by Seema Walia, whose graceful voice, articulate language, and emotional tone left a lasting impact on everyone present.

The active participation of Gyan Vihar students made the event truly vibrant. When tiny hands touched the soil and planted saplings, it was more than an activity — it became a symbol of emotional bonding with nature.

Students like Charul, along with senior poets — Dr. Neelam Kalra, Renu Shabdmukhar, Himadri, Dr. Kanchana Saxena, Sonal Sharma, Dr. Anju Saxena, Avinash Joshi, Dr. Punita Soni, Kavita Mathur, S. Bhagyam, Rao Shivraj, Dr. Deepali, Vijayalakshmi, Sushila Sharma, Sushma Sharma, Meena Jain, Mahesh Sharma, and Nisha Jha — delivered powerful poetic performances centered on environmental consciousness. The students not only listened but also absorbed the essence of literature as a tool for raising awareness about nature.

The event sent a strong message — if the young generation connects with nature today, the future will be safe, beautiful, and full of hope.