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CRPF (Central Reserve Police Force) Campus

HCL Foundation, CRPF (Central Reserve Police Force), Bosch CSR

HCL Foundation, CRPF (Central Reserve Police Force), Bosch CSR

2019 onwards

Central Reserve Police Force Campus, Coimbatore

• Over 75,000 saplings planted cumulatively within the CRPF campus • Creation of green cover across a previously barren and rocky landscape • Initiation of percolation ponds and waterhole structures to support water retention • Active involvement of CRPF personnel and youth volunteers in ecological restoration

Project Details

Spread across nearly 600 acres in one of Coimbatore’s driest belts, the CRPF campus once stood stark and arid, with rocky terrain and scarce groundwater. Since 2019, Siruthuli has been working steadily to restore this landscape through sustained greening efforts. Over the years, more than 60,000 saplings have been planted, slowly transforming the barren campus into a living green expanse. On 30 July 2025, in association with HCL Foundation, Siruthuli marked a major milestone by planting 10,000 saplings within the campus. The initiative carried the powerful theme “One Tree. Three Mothers. One Nation.”, where CRPF jawans planted saplings in honour of their mothers, the motherland, and Mother Earth. The effort was further strengthened with the initiation of five percolation ponds and a waterhole project to ensure long-term water security. The journey continued on 11 August 2025, when an additional 5,000 saplings were planted as part of the 49th HCL Day, with active participation from CRPF jawans and student volunteers, reinforcing a shared commitment to environmental stewardship.

What are the Benefits?

Benefits
  • Improved groundwater recharge and enhanced water security within the campus
  • Reduction in human–wildlife conflict through improved habitat conditions
  • Strengthened biodiversity and micro-climate regulation
  • Fostered a deep sense of ownership and environmental responsibility among CRPF jawans and community volunteers