Government Arya College Launches Major Cleanliness Drive

A significant cleanliness and polythene-free campaign was held at Government Arya College, Nurpur, led by Acting Principal Dr. Rakesh Kumar. The initiative involved 56 NSS volunteers who worked diligently to clean the campus and promote environmental awareness. Students collected waste, particularly harmful polythene, and displayed posters advocating for eco-friendly practices. Dr. Kumar praised the students' commitment to social responsibility, highlighting the importance of collective efforts in maintaining a clean environment. This initiative not only aimed to beautify the college but also to instill a sense of environmental stewardship among the youth.
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Major Cleanliness Initiative at Government Arya College


Sudhanshu Sharma
Nurpur
Today, a significant cleanliness and polythene-free initiative took place at Government Arya College, Nurpur, under the leadership of Acting Principal Dr. Rakesh Kumar.


The campaign's goal was to raise awareness regarding environmental protection and to foster a polythene-free community. A dedicated group of 56 NSS volunteers participated in this effort, guided by NSS Programme Officer Surjeet Singh.


Students engaged in thorough cleaning activities throughout the college grounds, gathering litter—particularly harmful polythene—and ensuring its appropriate disposal. Additionally, volunteers showcased posters to promote the importance of cleanliness and eco-friendly practices.


Dr. Rakesh Kumar commended the NSS unit's dedication, emphasizing that maintaining cleanliness and achieving a polythene-free environment is a shared responsibility. He praised the students for their commitment to social responsibility and environmental stewardship.