Overview on Environmental Pollution

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Dr. P. Saiprasad, a retired Chief Scientific Officer of Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board and also a Deputy Director for Entrepreneurship development and Innovation Institute, Government of Tamil Nadu was invited by the Environ Club and Department of Plant Biology and Plant Biotechnology to render a special lecture on Environmental Pollution on 05/02/2025.

Around 204 students from Environ Club and Department of Plant Biology and Plant Biotechnology were gathered in Seminar Hall I.

Our esteemed Chief Guest interacted with the students. He introduced environmental pollution in detail, types of environmental pollution was discussed. Many issues related to Environmental Pollution was discussed. The talk was very informative and students gained knowledge on the types of environmental pollution, its causes and prevention.

Strengths Of The Program :

A total of 204 students from the Environ Club and the Department of Plant Biology and Plant Biotechnology convened in Seminar Hall I. Our esteemed Chief Guest effectively engaged the students, delivering a comprehensive overview of environmental pollution. The discussion covered key types of pollution and addressed various pertinent issues. This informative session empowered students with essential knowledge about the causes of environmental pollution and strategies for its prevention.

Challenges :

It falls upon the students to actively engage with the guidance provided by the resource person, seizing the opportunity to protect our environment which is the main challenge.

Program Outcome : 

The discussion encompassed various types of environmental pollution and addressed numerous related issues. This highly informative presentation equipped students with a deeper understanding of the causes of environmental pollution and effective strategies for its prevention.

Smart strategies for a cleaner environment

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Dr. Albert Premkumar a visiting scientist, Spanish National Research Council (CSIC), Instituto de Recursos Naturales y Agrobiología (IRNAS), Sevilla, Spain and also an academic advisor, Bharathiyar Group of Institutions was invited by the Environ Club and Department of Plant Biology and Plant Biotechnology to render a special lecture on Smart Strategies for a Cleaner Environment on 12/02/2025.

Around 215 students from Environ Club and Department of Plant Biology and Plant Biotechnology were gathered in Seminar Hall I.

Smarter strategies for developing a cleaner environment were discussed in detail. Many newspaper clippings were shown as how our environment is being polluted and the effects of pollution which affects mankind. Smarter solutions to control and manage pollution were discussed. Students were motivated to make a difference in the society.

Strengths Of The Program :

Approximately 215 students from the Environ Club and the Department of Plant Biology and Plant Biotechnology assembled in Seminar Hall I for a focused discussion on strategies for fostering a cleaner environment. The seminar featured a series of compelling newspaper clippings that illustrated the pervasive issue of environmental pollution and its significant impact on human health and well-being. The participants engaged in a thorough examination of innovative solutions for controlling and managing pollution. Additionally, the session aimed to motivate students to contribute meaningfully to societal improvement through proactive measures in environmental stewardship.

Challenges :

Students should take initiative by actively engaging with the guidance offered to help protect our environment which is the main challenge.

Program Outcome :

The air buzzed with ideas as they delved into compelling discussions on innovative strategies to cultivate a cleaner, healthier environment. Vivid newspaper clippings adorned the walls, each one telling a poignant story of our planet’s struggle against pollution and its far-reaching consequences for humanity. These stark visuals served as a sobering reminder of the pressing environmental challenges we face. As the conversation unfolded, students explored a variety of ingenious solutions aimed at controlling and managing pollution, igniting a spark of inspiration among the audience. The event culminated in a powerful call to action, urging each participant to become an agent of change, dedicated to making a meaningful difference in their communities and beyond.

Seed Ball Preparation

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On 17/12/2024, 200 students from the Environ Club participated in a Hand’s on training program focused on seed ball preparation. They successfully created over 1,600 seed balls using various tree species seeds, including Neem, Jamun, Arjuna, Banyan, Bodhi, Delonix, Cassia, Teak, Drumstick, Indian Gooseberry, and Pongamia. The seed balls are dried and prepared for future propagation.

Strengths Of The Program :

With a clear focus on creating a sustainable environment, 200 students from the Environ Club engaged in a hands-on training program dedicated to seed ball preparation. Their impressive efforts led to the successful production of over 1,600 seed balls, showcasing their commitment and effectiveness in making a difference. By harnessing the diverse skills and knowledge of students across fields such as science, commerce, economics, computer science, nutrition and dietetics we can create a more comprehensive and innovative approach to tackling environmental challenges. This collaborative effort is not only vital for generating impactful solutions but also for cultivating a sense of community and shared purpose in driving meaningful change for our planet.

Challenges :

Bringing together students from various departments in the environmental club has proven to be a considerable challenge. Each group comes with its own unique perspectives, interests, and approaches, this was our challenge.

Program Outcome :

Students were educated on the importance of environmental conservation and sustainability. They were practically taught how to make seed balls and how they can propagate them in wastelands. Through hands-on activities and discussions, they developed a deeper understanding of how their actions impact the planet.

Campus Swachhta drive and Tree Plantation

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On 01/10/2024, 85 students from the Environ Club participated in Campus Swachhata Drive and Tree Plantation. We planted nearly 30 seed samplings in our campus. The effort towards tree plantation and the Swachhata Drive has enabled us in promoting environmental sustainability and public health. Students actively participated in this innovation drive creating awareness inside the college.

Strengths Of The Program :

Students from our college’s Environ Club participated in the Campus Swachhata Drive and Tree Plantation event. We planted nearly 30 saplings on our campus to promote a sustainable environment.

Challenges :

Uniting environmental club students from different departments proved to be a significant challenge, but it’s crucial for fostering collaboration and driving powerful change.

Program Outcome : 

Students were made aware, and they learned to protect and provide a cleaner environment to make it more sustainable for future mankind.

Invited Talks.

Two invited talks, two competitions.

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