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Actor Sayaji Shinde brings Satara villages together to plant 20,000 trees
Posted by: 2016-07-09 02:19:49 ,By Raj Kumar
TILL THE age of 13, actor Sayaji Shinde, who is known for his onscreen villainous roles, used to stay with his parents in Velekamathi village in Satara district. The memories of his mother sending him to the forest to fetch wood for the kitchen fire are still fresh in his memory. Even after he shifted to Mumbai, he kept visiting the village regularly. However, in recent years, he noticed the reduction in forest cover around his village, which worried him.
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