**Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri Open Group, Sirsa** **Date:** 01 August 2026 to 03 August 2026 **Venue:** Railway Park, Sirsa On the occasion of **World Scout Scarf Day**, Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri Open Group, Sirsa organized a special program at Railway Park, Sirsa. All Scouts, Guides, Rovers, and Rangers proudly wore their Scout Scarves with the complete and prescribed uniform and participated in the event with great enthusiasm. The program began with an inspiring session on the significance of World Scout Scarf Day. During the session, the Scout Scarf was described as a symbol of unity, friendship, service, discipline, and worldwide brotherhood among Scouts. All members were encouraged to follow the Scout Promise and Scout Law and to uphold the true values of Scouting in their daily lives. After the awareness session, a **Tree Plantation Drive** was organized. All members actively participated in planting saplings and took a pledge to protect and care for the plants regularly. Through this activity, the group conveyed the message of environmental conservation and encouraged everyone to contribute towards building a clean, green, and healthy environment. The program also included a discussion on the objectives of Scouting, community service, leadership, discipline, and the important role of Scouts in environmental protection. Members shared their Scouting experiences and motivated one another to continue serving society with dedication, responsibility, and the true spirit of Scouting. At the end of the program, all participants took a collective pledge to follow the principles of Scouting, remain committed to community service, promote environmental conservation, and uphold the values of peace, brotherhood, and humanity. The event concluded with a **Group Photograph**, and participants were reminded that the Scout Scarf is not merely a part of the uniform but a symbol of service, dedication, discipline, environmental responsibility, and global brotherhood. **Happy World Scout Scarf Day