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Plantation of trees in honor of World Cup cricketers
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Dhangadi-based SPA College has planted 3,470 saplings following the performance of Nepali cricketers in the recently concluded Twenty-20 Men's World Cup. On Friday, the college planted 10 saplings for every run and 20 saplings for every wicket taken against the opposing team as per the pre-announcement.
With the aim of supporting the Green Dhangadhi program of Dhangadhi sub-metropolitan city, the college has planted trees on the land provided by Sharda Mavi Baiyabehedi at Nalkaghat located in Dhangadhi-2 in collaboration with 'Green Clean Dhangadhi'.
In the tree planting program, Raju Rizal, the former captain of the national U-19 team, said that it was a matter of pride for him to be involved in the promotion of a respectful environment in which cricket and cricketers were encouraged.
Dhangadhi sub-metropolis-2 ward president Dharmaraj Ojha said that the green Dhangadhi program of Dhangadhi sub-metropolitan city will also support the cricketers. Yograj Upadhyay, campus head of the college, has expressed his gratitude to the Division Forest Office, Dhangadhi, for providing saplings and for playing a supportive role directly and indirectly in the promotion of the environment.
Former U-19 team captain Raju Rizal, U-19 World Cup team Bipin Rawal, Nepal 'A' team Narayan Joshi, U-19 team member Vasant Singh, former Far West cricket team member Bhojraj Bhatt and ex-member Vijay Rana participated in the tree planting program. were
SPA College, which announced to plant trees based on the performance of the Nepali team in the T-20 World Cup cricket tournament held in America and the West Indies, has previously received two international awards for environmental protection.
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