Bengaluru marked World Environment Day with a series of initiatives aimed at enhancing its green cover and promoting eco-friendly practices. Government offices, transport corporations, and local communities participated in tree plantation drives, anti-plastic campaigns, and green pledges. The Bangalore Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC) initiated a project to plant at least 10 saplings at each of its 50 bus depots, while its fleet of 1,750 electric buses saves approximately 300,000 kilograms of carbon emissions daily. Additionally, BMTC buildings are equipped with solar panels to support clean energy generation. The Bangalore Development Authority (BDA) announced plans to plant 1.5 million saplings to restore the city's reputation as the 'Garden City.' At KSR Bengaluru Railway Station, the South Western Railway concluded its Climate Change campaign with a green pledge led by Railway Chief Ashutosh Kumar Singh. Furthermore, the Karnataka Central Diocese is set to plant over 1,000 trees across churches and schools in a month-long drive. Residents and schoolchildren also participated in a 'Feed the Soil' initiative at Kuvempu Park, promoting organic composting to nourish local plants.