My name is Shivani. I live in Raipur, Ayodhya. I love teaching children and have a unique connection with nature. I teach children for free at the free Mohalla Coaching Center run by the Dana Pani Seva Sansthan. The organization is running the "One Tree, Many Lives" campaign at my center. I, along with the organization's team and all the children, organized an awareness walk to raise awareness about trees in my village. I loved it. Previously, I was unknown in my village. This program made me famous, and people praise me a lot. Since joining the organization, I have planted trees in my home and in the homes of many people in the village. Everyone is very happy, and I am also very happy. Thank you, Dana Pani, for giving me so much respect in my village.

My name is Mansi Yadav. I study in Grade 6. I love trees and attend the free Mohalla Coaching Center run by Dana Pani Seva Sansthan. I joined the organization's "One Tree, Many Lives" campaign and planted a tree at my home. I water it every morning. I feel very good because our teachers say that trees provide us with oxygen, which keeps us alive. What would happen if the air stopped? Everything would start dying. Therefore, I request all of you with folded hands to plant trees like me and water them so that we can continue to get air and stay alive. I thank Dana Pani for this noble deed.

My name is Triloki Nath Nishad. With the changing weather, life has become disrupted, and new diseases are emerging. The lack of trees and plants is probably the reason for this. Earlier, nature was abundant, and rains fell on time. What a wonderful time that was. Recently, the Dana Pani Seva Sansthan was running a program called "One Tree, Many Lives." I spoke with the organization and planted lemon and guava trees on my land. I was told that I would care for them for five years and earn a living by selling the fruit. This would not only alleviate the oxygen shortage but also generate some income and increase my love for nature. Dana Pani, thank you for believing in me.