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Highlights
- Prabhas adopted the reserve forest for improvement in reminiscence of his dad
- He’ll donate cash in installments for improvement of the reserve forest
- Khazipally reserve forest is understood for having medicinal vegetation
Hyderabad:
Baahubali star Prabhas on Monday ‘adopted’ 1,650 acres of Khazipally Reserve Forest close to Hyderabad and handed over a cheque for Rs two crore to the officers involved for its improvement, reported information company PTI. Prabhas, together with Setting Minister Allola Indra Karan Reddy and Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) Rajya Sabha MP Joginipally Santosh Kumar, laid the inspiration stone for an City Forest Park on the reserve forest, an official launch mentioned. They noticed the reserve forest from a short lived watch tower and in addition planted a couple of saplings within the area. Khazipally reserve forest is understood for having fairly quite a lot of medicinal vegetation.
The forest division, the discharge mentioned, deliberate to transform a small portion of KRF into the Park and the remainder of the realm to be a conservation zone. Within the first part, the complete 1,650 acres can be fenced, following which building of a park gate, see-through wall, strolling monitor, view level, and medicinal plant centre can be constructed.
Prabhas determined to undertake the Khazipally reserve forest for improvement in reminiscence of his father, the late U V S Raju, the discharge mentioned. The actor mentioned he would donate extra quantities in installments, relying on the progress of the work.
He requested the Forest division to develop the reserve forest in order that it will create further lung area within the Hyderabad Metropolitan Improvement Authority (HMDA) limits and develop an Eco-park. Santosh Kumar mentioned many industrialists would quickly come ahead to undertake Reserve forest blocks and he would announce the small print shortly.
Particular Chief Secretary Santhi Kumari and Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (PCCF)R Shoba had been among the many officers current.
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