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ASCOMS joins the Lets Do It Jammu pledge 6/7/2016 11:41:56 PM Jammu, June 7: Acharya Shri Chander College of Medical Sciences (ASCOMS), Jammu has come forward and joined the movement Pledge To Save Water initiated by Let's Do It Jammu. Co-ordinator, Dr. Pawan Malhotra appreciated the efforts of the organisation for taking such a necessitated cause but also made sure that the staff and the students of the medical college also gets involved with the movement. As a token of appreciation, a certificate was issued to the doctors and the students for their contribution to the cause. Dr. Malhotra also stressed on rain water harvesting and invited the students to share ideas on water conservation. The students participated in the interaction with zeal and enthusiasm and promised to inculcate the habit of saving water in their routines. "Pledge To SaveWater aims to bring all the Jammu'ites together in conserving the precious source; water. The movement is aimed at increasing awareness to use water wisely and save water wherever possible. When you decide to join Pledge To Save Water Movement you are making a commitment to save water by all means. After you join the Movement you will get an official certificate with your name on it and the same will be reminding you of the commitment you are making to yourself and to the world," Payal Jain, Creative Head said while handing over the certificates to the participants.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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