Early Times Report
JAMMU, Apr 6: In observance of Ashtami and Mahanavami, the NSS Units of Government Gandhi Memorial (GGM) Science College, Jammu, spearheaded a meaningful environmental initiative titled the "Save Tawi Campaign" at the Bikram Chowk Ghat on the banks of the Tawi River.
Over two days, around 50 NSS volunteers actively participated in cleanliness drives and awareness activities, emphasizing the urgent need to combat river pollution, especially from plastic waste. The campaign focused on raising awareness about key issues such as plastic hazards, water pollution, biodiversity loss, and the cultural significance of natural resources.
Under the guidance of NSS Programme Officers Dr. Rahul Kait and Dr. Neha Sharma, the volunteers showcased remarkable dedication, encouraging community involvement and promoting environmental stewardship.
The campaign received further encouragement with the visit of Prof. Amit Pal Kour, NSS Coordinator of Cluster University of Jammu, who praised the students' efforts and highlighted the vital role of youth in environmental conservation. Dr. Romesh Kumar Gupta, Principal of GGM Science College, also lauded the initiative, stating that such efforts reflect a deep sense of social responsibility and set a model for community-driven ecological action.
The "Save Tawi Campaign" not only strengthened the environmental values among students but also served as an inspiring call for sustainable living within the broader community. |
