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Sunday November 15, 2015 The villagers of Piplantri plant 111 trees every time a girl child is born and the community ensures these trees survive, attaining fruition as the girls grow up.
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A community in Rajasthan, India practices a brilliant tradition to commemorate the birth of each new baby girl. Every time a daughter is born into the Piplantri village, the local citizens celebrate by planting 111 new trees. This amazing custom began when Kiran, the daughter of a former village leader, passed away at an early age.
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The plant, which produces the vermilion powder that Indians often apply on their foreheads for cosmetic and religious purposes, doesn't normally grow in this region. But it is one of many types of trees that now grow in Piplantri, a collection of six connected hamlets in Rajasthan in north-west India. In 2005 when Paliwal became the
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In Piplantri, villagers celebrate the birth of their girls by planting 111 trees for each infant. The ritual began after Shyam Sunder Paliwal lost his teenage daughter, Kiran, and planted a tree.
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Piplantri's success in increasing the green cover and alongside saving the girl child is an excellent example for other villages to emulate.Shyam Sunder Paliwal, social campaigner and ex-sarpanch of Piplantri village leads the way planting #Trees4Earth. (Photos courtesy Shyam Sunder Paliwal and the internet)
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This endearing village makes a conscious effort to save girl children and the green cover at the same time, by planting 111 trees every time a girl is born. A brilliant exercise in eco-feminism, this should inspire India and the rest of the world.
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Piplantri's water use plan provided for catching the runoff and raising the water table through the construction of ditches, bunds and dams. All over the village, large posters with before and after pictures bear witness to Piplantri's transformation: from dry and brown to green and green. Clear ponds now shone in the distance.
Piplantri Village Where 111 Trees Are Planted For Every Girl Child Born
Piplantri is the symbol of females' new life in India. Since 2007, Piplantri's villagers have been planting 111 trees for each female newborn, whose family must take care of these plants until the girl reach majority. The community, composed of 8,000 inhabitants, deposit a total of 21,000 rupees (300 euros) for each girl child born, added.
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Though villagers plant the 111 trees for each girl born year-round, every August during the monsoon, a special tree-planting ceremony takes place for all girls born in the preceding 12 months. Paliwal estimates that about 60 girls are born each year in this 5,500-person village.
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Despite strong legal interventions, female infanticide is not unheard of in certain parts of India. However, thanks to Shyam Sundar Paliwal, former panchayat (or village head) of Piplantri in Rajasthan, the birth of a girl child is celebrated with the planting of 111 trees—and the initiative has transformed the ecology of the village.
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Synopsis If records are to go by, it's mandatory to 111 saplings in the village every time a girl child is born. This unique village goes by the name Piplantri, where people also ensure that the trees planted survive, and grow as the girl. Read more Credit: iStock
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Prem Bai Rajput, a mother to six daughters, was one woman who embraced the Paliwals' tree-planting idea. She and her husband, a marble miner, planted 111 trees around their house, fields and.
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Sh. Shyam Sundar Paliwal of Piplantri Village, Rajsamand District is no lesser than a superhero. His work in the fields of plantation, water conversation and girl child attracts the whole world down to this astounding village. About Piplantri Village of Rajsamand It just takes a step to move forward and set a benchmark.
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Piplantri, which is built on a hill, lies on the semi-arid land of Rajsamand district in India's Rajasthan state. Yet lookdown at the undulating landscape below the village and you will see a.
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Piplantri 'A village in Rajasthan', the picture that comes to mind is of a dusty and dry village in the middle of a desert. But that's not the case with Piplantri, a village located in Rajsamnad district of Rajasthan. The endearing village is making a huge difference single-handedly by planting 111 trees every time a girl child is born.