About the Initiative:
“Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam” (A Tree in Mother’s Name) is a beautiful and heartfelt campaign launched by the CBSE (Central Board of Secondary Education) in 2024–25. The aim is to encourage students, teachers, and families to plant at least one tree and dedicate it to their mother—honoring her love and nurturing spirit.
This initiative strengthens both environmental awareness and emotional bonding. It teaches children the value of trees and helps them express gratitude to their mothers by contributing to a greener planet.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1: Who can participate in the “Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam” initiative?
A: Students, teachers, parents, and school communities across India can participate.
Q2: What do participants need to do?
A: Plant a tree, name it after your mother (or a mother figure), and take care of it.
Q3: Why is CBSE promoting this initiative?
A: CBSE wants to build awareness about climate change, environmental protection, and emotional values by connecting tree-planting with maternal respect.
Q4: Where should the tree be planted?
A: At home, in school premises, gardens, or any suitable location where it can be nurtured.
Q5: Is documentation required?
A: Some schools may ask for a photo and a short note or video explaining the tree and dedication. It’s a good way to track participation.
Messages & Quotes for “Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam”
Dedicated to Mothers:
- “She gave me life, I give this tree in her name.”
- “A tree can’t match a mother’s love, but it can honor it.”
- “For all the oxygen she gave me in life—this one gives back to her.”
- “Strong roots, deep love. Just like Mom.”
- “A tree for the woman who planted dreams in me.
Connecting Nature & Nurture:
- “Planting a tree is like saying thank you to Earth and Mom together.”
- “Like my mother, this tree will keep giving selflessly.”
- “She nurtured me; now I nurture this tree in her name.”
- “A tree for Mom, a gift for Earth.”
- “Every leaf on this tree whispers: Thank you, Maa.”
Simple & Sweet Messages for Kids:
- “I planted a tree because I love my mom.”
- “This is my ‘Thank You’ tree for my Maa.”
- “Strong like my mom. Green like my dream.”
- “My mom is my hero. This tree is my gift.”
- “One tree, one love, one Mom forever.”
