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    CHANDRAKANT WARGHADE

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    Chandrakant Warghade, more famously known as the "Tree Man"who is an inspiration for many, He has planted a plethora of trees like Banyan, Tamarind, Peepal, Pomegranate, Chikku, Guava, Sheesham, Lemon and Neem trees on the hills.They have a manmade pond as well that helps in watering the trees. In the next few years, his aim is to plant five lakh plants on the hill. And we can't wait for this to come true.
    Warghade's mission is gaining momentum as local residents nearby also want to spend their birthdays planting trees on the hill and give back to mother nature in whatever little way possible. his commitment to public service led to serve as a member of the Peace Committee at Lonikand Police Station and actively contribute to the Haveli Taluka Corruption Eradication Committee.
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    The Benefits of Tree Planting for Communities and Ecosystems



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    Tree Plantation

    Trees act as natural air filters by absorbing pollutants like carbon dioxide (CO2), sulfur dioxide (SO2), ammonia (NH3), and nitrogen oxides (NOx). They also release oxygen through photosynthesis, contributing to cleaner, fresher air. Trees help moderate temperatures by providing shade and releasing water vapor into the air through a process called transpiration. This cooling effect can mitigate the urban heat island phenomenon, where urban areas become significantly warmer than their rural surroundings. Trees capture and store CO2 from the atmosphere, which helps in reducing greenhouse gases and combating climate change. Forests act as carbon sinks, playing a critical role in global carbon cycles.
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    Water Harvesting

    Water harvesting is crucial for sustainable water management and conservation. It involves collecting and storing rainwater and runoff from rooftops, land surfaces, and other surfaces, which would otherwise be lost as runoff. Here are some key reasons why water harvesting is important: By harvesting rainwater, we reduce the strain on traditional water sources like rivers, lakes, and groundwater. This helps in maintaining their levels and ensures water availability during dry periods or droughts. Water harvesting helps in capturing and storing rainwater or runoff for later use. This is particularly important in regions where water availability is scarce or unpredictable. By harvesting rainwater, communities can reduce their dependency on groundwater and surface water sources, thereby enhancing water security.
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    Animal welfare

    Different animals require specific nutrients such as proteins, carbohydrates, fats, vitamins, and minerals in their feed for proper growth, maintenance, and reproduction. Feed ingredients vary based on the animal's nutritional needs and can include grains (corn, wheat), protein sources (soybean meal, fish meal), fats and oils, vitamins, and minerals. Feed is formulated to meet the nutritional requirements of specific animals at different stages of life.Good manufacturing practices ensure feed safety and quality. Contaminated or improperly formulated feed can lead to health issues. Feed production is often regulated to ensure safety and nutritional adequacy. Compliance with these regulations is important for animal welfare and food safety.
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    "A tree today, a forest tomorrow"

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    is a newspaper article in Marathi discussing a health initiative related to COVID-19. It features a photograph of a person wearing a traditional turban, likely a key figure in the initiative, alongside an image of a hospital ward. The hospital scene shows several beds equipped with medical equipment, indicating a facility prepared for patient care.
    is a newspaper article titled Bakori farmer grows crops to feed birds, featuring a story about Chandrakant Warghade, a farmer who has dedicated two acres of his land to grow jowar specifically for birds. The article highlights his commitment to wildlife and the environment, especially in light of challenges faced by farmers.
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    a group of six men standing together in a natural outdoor setting, likely on a hillside or a rural area. They are posing next to several young plants in black bags, indicating a tree-planting or environmental conservation initiative.
    There are several men in police uniforms, indicating their involvement in the initiative, along with a few civilians.
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    a group of five men standing together on a hillside, participating in a tree-planting event. They are positioned near a young tree, with one man holding a shovel, indicating their involvement in planting it.
    a large group of people, primarily children and teenagers, sitting on a grassy hillside. They appear to be students, as most are wearing uniforms consisting of white shirts and dark pants or skirts. The group is densely packed together, facing the camera. Behind them is a steep, green hill with some sparse vegetation. A few adults, possibly teachers, are standing among the seated students. There's a banner or sign being held up in the center of the group, though its text is not clearly visible. The scene suggests an organized school event or field trip taking place in a rural or mountainous area. The overall mood seems positive and communal, with many of the children smiling or looking engaged.