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Chennai (Tamil Nadu) [India], March 13 (ANI/NewsReach): "Seed Ball Making" activity to raise awareness about the importance of conserving nature was initiated by Greater Chennai Police under the SIRPI programme. The activity of Seed Ball making was conducted on March 11, 2023, at Queen Mary's College, wherein 2956 Grade VIII Government School Students from 101 Schools across Chennai City gave their active participation and made as many as 505476 Seed Balls in a span of 1 hour. Greater Chennai Police (SIRPI) has now bagged a world record for the title "Maximum Seed Balls made by a Team in one hour" with Asian Records Academy, India Records Academy and Tamilan Book of Records. The Chennai-based NGO Eco Green Foundation supported this mission for the green revolution. Dr.B.Shamoondeswari, Joint Commissioner of Police, welcomed the gathering and detailed that SIRPI programme always prioritised the preservation and efficient management of natural resources and this s
Chennai (Tamil Nadu) [India], March 13 (ANI/NewsReach): "Seed Ball Making" activity to raise awareness about the importance of conserving nature was initiated by Greater Chennai Police under the SIRPI programme. The activity of Seed Ball making was conducted on March 11, 2023, at Queen Mary's College, wherein 2956 Grade VIII Government School Students from 101 Schools across Chennai City gave their active participation and made as many as 505476 Seed Balls in a span of 1 hour. Greater Chennai Police (SIRPI) has now bagged a world record for the title "Maximum Seed Balls made by a Team in one hour" with Asian Records Academy, India Records Academy and Tamilan Book of Records. The Chennai-based NGO Eco Green Foundation supported this mission for the green revolution. Dr.B.Shamoondeswari, Joint Commissioner of Police, welcomed the gathering and detailed that SIRPI programme always prioritised the preservation and efficient management of natural resources and this s