On the occasion of World Environment Day Various programs were organized under the banner of the NSS unit of the university under IQAC at the main campus of AISECT University at Tarba-Kharba on Monday.First of all, 50 saplings were planted in the campus and plantation was said to be necessary for environmental protection.Apart from this, the students of the university removed the plastic thrown at various places and made people aware of the harm caused by the use of plastic and also said people to avoid using plastic.On the other hand, a seminar was organized in the university auditorium to adopt a healthy lifestyle, in which a large number of students were present.
On this occasion, Dr. Munish Govind, Registrar, AISECT University, said that tree plantation is necessary and it should go on continuously, but at the same time there is a need for widespread awareness about environmental protection.He said that it is the system of nature that the earth creates its own environmental balance but due to many actions done by human beings, the environment becomes unbalanced, as a result many natural calamities have to be faced.He said that along with planting trees, life beyond materialism can prove to be helpful in environmental protection.Dean Admin Dr SR Rath discussed the harmful effects of plastic pollution and its effective solutions.
As a speaker on the occasion, Yoga professor Manish Kumar emphasized on how the current lifestyle can be made environment-friendly.NSS officers of the university, Dr. Rudra Narayan, Preeti Vyas, Amit Kumar and others played an important role in making the program a success.Dr. Poonam Chandra, Dr. Rajkumar, Rajeev Ranjan, Pankaj Pragya along with many professors and personnel along with Santosh Kumar, Sahil Raza, Prakash Bhokta, Rahul Yadav, Dheeraj Prasad, Priyanshu Kumar, Aman Shah, Arvind Kumar, Ajay Kumar Gupta , Monika, Manisha, Akshay, Pratima, Suman, Pooja, Sweety, Simran, Aakriti, Omega, Sonu, Sanjeev, Shubham, Manoranjan, Bunny and hundreds of students participated in the program.