Need of the Activity:
· Need of the Activity:
· Promoting Environmental Awareness: The event aimed
to sensitize students and staff about the importance of environmental
conservation and the urgent need to adopt sustainable practices, especially in
light of climate change and increasing pollution levels.
· Encouraging Green Lifestyle Choices: Activities like
the cycle rally and sapling planting were organized to inspire participants to
embrace eco-friendly habits, such as using bicycles over motor vehicles and
contributing to green cover through tree planting.
· Hands-on Learning for Sustainability: The Solar
Study Lamp Assembly Workshop provided practical exposure to renewable energy
solutions, empowering participants with knowledge and skills to adopt and
advocate for clean, sustainable energy alternatives.
In remembrance of World Earth Day, Unnat
Bharat Abhiyan - SRM Institute of Science and Technology organized a Cycle
Rally and a Solar Study Lamp Assembly Workshop on April 19, 2025, to promote
environmental sustainability and raise awareness about green practices among
students and staff. The rally was flagged off from the Clock Tower Circle,
following an inspiring address by Dr. N. Venkata Sastry, Director of the Career
Center, who highlighted the urgency of banning single-use plastics to safeguard
the planet. Dr. S. Ramya, Associate Professor of EFL and Coordinator of the SRM
Cycle Club, welcomed the participants and announced the launch of a WhatsApp
group to keep members updated on future green initiatives. Dr. V. Thirumurugan,
Associate Director (Campus Life) and UBA Nodal Officer, convened and flagged
off the rally, encouraging participants to embrace eco-friendly lifestyles.
Forty-five students cycled to SRM Care Farm at Gudalur, where they planted
saplings after a healthy breakfast, symbolizing their commitment to a greener
future. The second session featured a hands-on Solar Study Lamp Assembly
Workshop, where participants learned about renewable energy and built
solar-powered lamps as sustainable alternatives to traditional lighting. The
success of the event was made possible by the dedicated efforts of Ms. Anju
(UBA Associate), Mr. Velmani (AME), Mr. Sridhar, and Mr. Rajendran (Maintenance
Department), who ensured the smooth coordination of all arrangements.
Participants were awarded certificates in recognition of their contributions to
environmental awareness. This impactful initiative fostered community
engagement, practical learning, and environmental stewardship, instilling the
values of sustainability and conservation in all who took part.
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