Mayor of Panchkula Assures Delegation of Support for Conservation and Development of Green Heritage : N K Jhingan
Rakesh Sharma
(tricitinews.com)
Panchkula, October 18, 2026: In a positive step towards protecting the city’s green heritage, a delegation of the Save the Mango Orchard Campaign ( Sector 20, Panchkula) led by Shri N. K. Jhingan, Secretary of the Environment Society of India (ESI), Chandigarh, met Shri Sham Lal Bansal, Hon’ble Mayor of the Municipal Corporation, Panchkula, and submitted a memorandum seeking the protection, preservation and development of the mango orchard as a valuable green space for the public.
The delegation comprised Shri N. K. Singla, a resident of Suncity Parikrama, Panchkula; Shri B. S. Negi and Shri H. K. Sharma, residents of Bureau’s Unique, Sector 20, Panchkula; and Ms. Alpana Mittal, resident of GH-33, Sector 20, Panchkula.
During the meeting, the delegation highlighted the ecological importance of the mango orchard and emphasised the need to preserve its existing greenery and natural character. It urged the Municipal Corporation to take appropriate measures to protect the orchard and develop it into an environmentally enriching public space for the benefit of present and future generations.
The Hon’ble Mayor gave a positive assurance that efforts would be made to prepare a plan for saving the mango orchard and developing it into a greener, more meaningful public space. The proposed initiative aims to safeguard the existing trees, preserve the ecological value of the area and protect this natural heritage for future generations.
The Mayor also invited the delegation to share further suggestions and constructive proposals for residents’ welfare and the overall development of Panchkula. He expressed his willingness to support initiatives that could contribute to making the city more beautiful, green, clean and culturally vibrant.
The delegation sincerely appreciated the Mayor’s positive response and assurance. It expressed hope that the meeting would pave the way for concrete action towards the conservation of the mango orchard and encourage further environmental protection and public welfare initiatives in Panchkula.
The Save the Mango Orchard Campaign reiterated its commitment to protecting green spaces, conserving natural heritage and working constructively with public representatives and civic authorities to promote sustainable urban development and a healthier environment for all.
