Commemorating a Legacy Through Action
On 26 July 2025, the World Environment Council, New Delhi, spearheaded a profound environmental and social initiative in Kudal, Tal. Akkalkot, Dist. Solapur. The occasion marked the 65th birth anniversary of Late Pushpa Prakash Channa and was observed with meaningful community engagement at Zila Parishad Primary School, Kudal.
A Dual Mission: Green Drive and Student Welfare
Under the 6th Global Tree Plantation Campaign, over 25 native trees were planted within the school premises. The event was not merely a symbolic gesture but aimed at creating a long-term environmental impact while instilling awareness among young minds about ecological responsibility.
Simultaneously, the Council extended heartfelt support to the student community. In memory of their mother, Professor Ganesh Prakash Channa (Founder President, World Environment Council) and Mrs. Sridevi Channa distributed essential clothes to needy students from Classes 1 to 8 and organized a meal for all students. Their words emphasized the spirit of compassion and responsibility—“Happiness of children is the fulfillment of true faith.”
Community Participation and School Leadership
This initiative was made possible through the collaborative efforts of the school Principal Mr. Shivanand Koli, local leaders including Sarpanch Executive Smt. Gujjwa Jamadar, Deputy Sarpanch Executive Mr. Pawan Pujari, Former Sarpanch Mr. Chandrakant Yadavad, and several other committed individuals such as Mr. Srikant Gote, Mr. Pramod Mahendrakar, Mr. Rishi Patil, and many more.
Their active involvement ensured smooth execution of the tree plantation and student aid activities. The presence and participation of students further added energy and enthusiasm to the occasion.
Environmental Message Delivered with Purpose
With the slogan “Plant more, Nurture more, Inspire more,” Prof. Ganesh Channa addressed the gathering and reiterated the Council’s commitment to environmental protection and education for all. This event served not only as a tribute to a revered individual but also as a beacon of how NGOs can empower rural education and ecological restoration
