Delhi Launches Green Drive Portal to Promote a Cleaner, Greener, and Healthier Capital

Delhi Launches Green Drive Portal to Promote a Cleaner, Greener, and Healthier Capital

In a major step towards making Delhi cleaner, greener, and healthier, Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has launched the Green Drive Portal. The initiative aims to achieve the ambitious target of planting 7 million trees across the capital through active public participation.

Through the portal, Delhi residents can book plantation slots, receive free saplings, invite the Tree Chariot (Vriksh Rath) for community plantation drives, and register themselves as Delhi Green Warriors to contribute to the city’s environmental conservation efforts.

The mega tree plantation campaign will be officially inaugurated on 7 July by Union Home Minister Amit Shah. The Delhi Government has appealed to all citizens to join this green movement and play an active role in protecting and enhancing the environment.

For more information visit https://greendrive.delhivanmahotsav.in/

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Sir Bataaiye Badlein Kaise Delhi ?

Sir Bataaiye Badlein Kaise Delhi ?

This inspirational Hindi song conveys an important message through a dialogue between a teacher and students, showing how small civic actions can make Delhi clean, green, and better.

With simple words and emotional rhymes, the song highlights:

  • Separating wet and dry waste
  • Staying away from plastic
  • Saving water and energy
  • Walking more and choosing bicycles
  • Tree plantation and community participation

The song also introduces the Mission Green Delhi Community—a platform where students, teachers, and citizens come together to work for the environment.

✨ Today’s lessons shape tomorrow’s future
🌱 The beginning of a clean Delhi starts with me, you, and all of us

Listen to the song, share it, and become a part of the Green Delhi Mission.

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What we throw out today, comes back tomorrow

What we throw out today, comes back tomorrow

Cleanliness is not just a habit — it is our first shield against diseases. This short film highlights how keeping our surroundings clean, starting from outside our homes to our streets and cities, can protect families, communities, and future generations. Through simple moments and powerful visuals, the film reminds us that small actions like proper waste disposal, clean streets, and collective responsibility can create a healthier, greener city. Let’s come together to say NO to diseases and YES to cleanliness. Join the movement. Be responsible. Be the change.

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