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GDC Udhampur organizes plantation drive
8/22/2026 9:48:15 PM
Early Times Report
UDHAMPUR, Aug 22: Reinforcing its unwavering commitment to environmental sustainability and ecological responsibility, Government Degree College (GDC) Udhampur organized a Plantation Drive on 22nd August 2026 under the visionary guidance of the worthy Principal, Dr. Bhavanish Chand Anthal. The programme was jointly organized by the National
Service Scheme (NSS) Unit and the National Cadet Corps (NCC) Unit of the college with the objective of fostering environmental consciousness and strengthening the collective resolve towards a Green India and Clean India. The plantation drive commenced with the planting of a variety of saplings across the college campus by the Principal, faculty members, NSS volunteers, and NCC cadets. The initiative symbolized the institution's steadfast dedication to biodiversity conservation, climate resilience, and the creation of a greener, healthier, and more sustainable environment. Addressing the gathering, Dr. Bhavanish Chand Anthal, Principal of the college, underscored the indispensable role of youth in environmental conservation and exhorted the students to become responsible custodians of nature. The Principal emphasized that tree plantation is not merely an environmental activity but a solemn commitment towards safeguarding the planet for future generations. He urged everyone to nurture the planted saplings with the same dedication with which they were planted, reminding the participants that "The true measure of environmental responsibility lays not in planting a tree, but in ensuring that it flourishes."The programme was efficiently coordinated by the NSS Programme Officers, Dr. Monica, Department of History, and Dr. Kaku Ram, Department of Business Administration. The NCC Unit was represented by ANO Dr. Sanjeev Kumar, Department of Urdu, Prof. Rajesh Manhas Department of geology (ANO Air Wing) and Professor Pooja Devi, Department of Music, whose meticulous planning and leadership contributed significantly to the successful execution of the event. Dr. Anita Sharma Department of Physics, Dr Bandana Mazal Department of Sericulture, and Mr. Shashi Kumar Sharma Physical Director also graced the occasion and enthusiastically participated in the plantation campaign alongside the NSS volunteers and NCC cadets, who demonstrated remarkable zeal, discipline, and commitment towards environmental protection. The programme echoed the spirit of the national campaigns "Green India, Clean India" and inspired participants to translate environmental awareness into meaningful action. The Plantation Drive concluded with a formal vote of thanks, expressing sincere gratitude to the Principal, faculty members, NSS volunteers, NCC cadets, and all participants for their wholehearted cooperation and enthusiastic involvement. The programme served as a powerful reminder that every sapling planted today is a pledge towards a greener tomorrow, reaffirming the college's enduring commitment to environmental conservation, sustainable development, and nation-building."Let us not inherit the Earth from our ancestors; let us borrow it from our children." This enduring message aptly reflected the spirit of the programme and inspired all present to continue working collectively for a Greener India, Cleaner India, and a Sustainable Future.
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