Here was no conscious planning; and the peepal, banyan and Pakurees were indiscriminately mixed with neems tamarinds and Mahuas.was only in Kashmir that they showed some preference for planningnd planted magnificent avenues of chinar along the banks of the liverhelum, which can be seen at their best at Gandharbel and Matarronhe way to Pahalgam.A plantation plan for our national, state and district highways isrgently needed. At present our roads are planted by the P.W.D.ngineers who are ignorant of trees. Ultimately, the planting of newrees and replacement of dead trees is left to gardeners alone who plantny tree which comes handy. The result has been unfortunate and ourbadside avenues have become a mixture of odd trees.Questions :a) Make notes on the contexts of the passage and give a title alsob) Prepare summary of the passage.Vrite a paragraph in about 80 words with the help of the​