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Updated On: 13 July, 2010 07:58 AM IST | | A Correspondent
Companies at the International Technology Park, Bangalore (ITPB) added another dash of green to its verdant landscape when they joined hands to celebrate the Go Green Month, 2010.
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Companies at the International Technology Park, Bangalore (ITPB) added another dash of green to its verdant landscape when they joined hands to celebrate the Go Green Month, 2010.
Employees of various companies planted around 100 new saplings across the IT park between June 7 and 11.
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In the week that followed, the employees promoted the advantages of clean and energy-efficient fuel and a free emission test and vehicle check-up camp was also organised.
In the concluding week (June 28-July 2), an Eco Bazaar was held in the IT park.
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The bazaar showcased a variety of eco-friendly products ranging from organic food and home d ufffdcor items made from natural fibre to organic fragrances and body care products.
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A display and sale of products made from recycled paper and paintings with environment-friendly messages was also organised.
Employees of various companies planted around 100 new saplings across the IT park between June 7 and 11.
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In the week that followed, the employees promoted the advantages of clean and energy-efficient fuel and a free emission test and vehicle check-up camp was also organised.
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| Eco Bazaar, which was held in the IT Park, had a variety of eco-friendly products that were put on sale |
In the concluding week (June 28-July 2), an Eco Bazaar was held in the IT park.
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The bazaar showcased a variety of eco-friendly products ranging from organic food and home d ufffdcor items made from natural fibre to organic fragrances and body care products.
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A display and sale of products made from recycled paper and paintings with environment-friendly messages was also organised.
| Best garden |
| The tech park has over 100 species of exotic, indigenous, perennial and flowering plants, which earned it the distinction of the Best Ornamental Garden awarded by the Mysore Horticultural Society. Read Next Story Trending StoriesLatest Photos |
