Brikchha Ropan, or tree plantation, is one of the simplest yet most impactful ways to protect our planet. Trees are the lifeline of nature—they provide oxygen, improve air quality, conserve water, and support biodiversity. In today’s world of climate change and pollution, tree plantation is no longer optional; it is a necessity.

Vaidic Sanskriti Charitable Trust actively promotes Brikchha Ropan to restore ecological balance and create a sustainable future. Trees help reduce global warming by absorbing carbon dioxide and regulating temperature. Their roots prevent soil erosion, while their shade offers shelter to birds, animals, and humans alike.

Indian tradition teaches respect for nature, and many trees such as Peepal, Banyan, and Neem are considered sacred. Planting and nurturing trees is seen as an act of punya (good karma). However, planting a sapling is only the first step; caring for it until it grows strong is equally important.

Through plantation drives and awareness programs, our trust encourages people to take responsibility for nature. Every tree planted today is a gift to future generations. Brikchha Ropan is not just about greenery—it is about preserving life itself.