India, Feb. 7 -- Socio-religious organisation Kar Sewa has completed 25 years of its environmental conservation efforts, during which it planted and raised 7,68,000 trees and executed several other eco-friendly projects.

The organisation has developed 531 km long roadside green belts, created fruit orchards over 350 acres, established 331 mini forests and 50 green parks and manufactured over 11,000 eco bags.

Under the tree plantation drive, they planted 5,000 banyan, peepal, pilkhan trees each, apart from installing 518 kW solar panels saving 1,613.63 tonnes of CO2 emissions.

Kar Sewa head Baba Sewa Singh had launched the campaign for environment conservation in 1999 to commemorate the 500th birth anniversary of Guru Angad Dev, second ...