In a monumental stride towards a greener future for India, the Save Earth Mission has launched its grand “Clean Climate Sankalp Utsav 2025” (Clean Climate Resolution Festival 2025). The initiative kicked off at the Save Earth Mission headquarters with the “Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam” (A Tree in Mother’s Name) campaign. This inspiring event drew thousands of environmental enthusiasts, volunteers, social workers, corporate representatives, students, and senior citizens from across the nation, all united by a common goal: nurturing our planet. This campaign urges every Indian to plant at least one tree in honor of their mother, aligning perfectly with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of a green India where environmental conservation becomes an integral part of every citizen’s lifestyle.

The Save Earth Mission has set an ambitious target: planting 30 billion trees by the year 2040. This monumental endeavor has the potential to become the largest social movement of its kind, serving as a global benchmark upon its success. “Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam” isn’t just about planting trees; it’s a deeply emotional call to action, awakening the inherent human connection to both one’s mother and Mother Earth. When an individual plants a tree in their mother’s name, they are not only honoring her but also bestowing new life upon nature. It’s a movement steeped in affection, a sense of national responsibility, and a collective commitment to a sustainable future. The campaign began with traditional prayers, lamp lighting, and welcoming addresses, followed by insightful speeches from esteemed social workers and environmentalists who shared their vision for the initiative.