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| Seminar on water conservation under Jal Sanchay Jan Bhagidari initiative organised by GDC Ramnagar | | | Early Times Report
RAMNAGAR, Nov 5: Reflecting a strong commitment to environmental sustainability, the Nature Club and Science Club of Government Degree College (GDC) Ramnagar jointly organised a highly impactful seminar focused on water conservation. The academic event was aligned with the Government of India's prominent initiative, Jal Sanchay Jan Bhagidari, aimed at fostering community-driven water management practices.
The seminar was organised under the guidance and patronage of Principal Prof. Daljeet Singh Manhas, who commended the clubs for addressing an issue of global and local urgency. The event was meticulously structured under the convenorship of Prof. Sumita Rao (Convenor, Nature Club) and Dr. Kewal Kumar (Convenor, Science Club), both of whom emphasized the academic community's responsibility in driving ecological awareness.
Dr. Sonia Saini, Lecturer EVS served as the resource person for the seminar. In her comprehensive address, Dr. Saini shed light on the core motives of the Jal Sanchay Jan Bhagidari initiative, explaining that its foundational philosophy relies on community partnership (Jan Bhagidari) to achieve sustainable water security. She underscored water conservation as the absolute need of the hour, noting that escalating climate challenges and depleting groundwater tables demand immediate collective action.
Delving into practical solutions, Dr. Saini discussed various modern and traditional techniques for conserving water. She laid special emphasis on the implementation Jal Sanchay Jan Bhagidari, illustrating how these methods are highly viable and crucial for rural folk to secure their agricultural and domestic water requirements. She called upon the student community to act as ground-level ambassadors, encouraging active public participation to turn water conservation into a mass movement.
The seminar witnessed enthusiastic engagement from about 50 students, who actively participated in the interactive segments, showcasing a keen interest in implementing conservation models within their localities.
The event concluded with a formal vote of thanks presented by Prof. Sonia Raj, who expressed profound gratitude to the college administration, the resource person, faculty members, and the disciplined student participants for making the seminar a resounding success. |
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