Swachhta Abhiyan Organized at Tribhuvan. . .

Tribhuvan College, Nalanda University Centre, Neemrana, organized a Swachhta Abhiyan today with enthusiastic participation from all students, faculty members, and staff. The programme aimed to promote cleanliness, environmental responsibility, and collective participation in creating a greener and cleaner campus environment. As part of the initiative, students and faculty members worked together to successfully manage and maintain the green zone from the highway to the college campus, demonstrating their commitment to cleanliness and environmental conservation.

The President of the College, Ms. Meenakshi Singh, blessed and encouraged the students for their enthusiastic participation and appreciated their efforts in successfully managing the green zone. She emphasized the importance of collective responsibility and active participation in keeping the surroundings clean and green. The Faculty of Environmental Science under the Nagarjun Club delivered an informative talk on cleanliness, environmental protection, and responsible citizenship. A Swachhta pledge was also administered to all students and staff, reinforcing their commitment to maintaining cleanliness and protecting the environment.

The Director of the Campus, Dr. Narendra Mohan Mishra, highlighted the importance of Swachhta in building a healthy, responsible, and sustainable society. He also elaborated on the significance of the Panch Parivartan Sankalp as a means of bringing positive transformation in individual behaviour, society, and the environment. The programme was actively supported and organized by Dr. Subodh, Dr. Murtaza, Dr. Brij Kishor, Mr. Vikram, Dr. Yogita, Dr. Dildar, and Dr. Anil, along with the enthusiastic participation of all students and staff members. 

The successful organization of the Swachhta Abhiyan reflected the college community’s collective commitment to cleanliness, environmental awareness, and sustainable development. The event concluded with a renewed pledge to continue working together towards a cleaner, greener, and more responsible campus and society.