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For every felled tree, ten saplings are planted on government lands, said Tamil Nadu State Highway Department Workers Union (Dindigul) Secretary K Rajamanickam. The axed trees are then chopped up ...

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Blaming also the lack of maintenance of the premises for the raised saplings wilting away, farmers remark that the horticulture department may well have given away the saplings to them for free.