Thanks Satyendra ji, Giby ji, Madhuri ji and Yazdy ji for your reply. Yes you are right Yazdy ji, we have to accept what is not in our hands. I think if we had done the things correctly and on time and the accident happened, we have a satisfaction that we have done our bit and therefore it was not due to our fault, but here the authorities are simply passing the bucks. I think the main problem is due to the digging by Telephone and Gas authorities. They cut the roots and do not bother to cover the digged portion with mud thus exposing the roots to the elements. The second reason could be more exotic trees like Gulmohar are planted whose roots do not go very deep. Yes Yazdy ji, in our Society's compound trees I do whatever I can do myself like putting soil around the trees and trimming the old branches etc. but that is very little.
Mr. Gibby's reason also is true as in forests trees are interlinked thus helping each other and the roots also go very deep. Also there should be proper pruning done at the right time i..e. before monsoon starts, but here everything starts after the accident !!. Even they do the pruning they cut half of the tree and very difficult for the tree to survive. Madhuri ji, I received your mail and I am planning to attend the camp. Regards, Mani.
