Udupi: Students of SMVITM conduct massive beach cleaning drive at Malpe


Media Release

Udupi, Dec 5: The NSS-YRC unit of SMVITM organized a massive beach cleaning drive on the occasion of National Pollution Control Day on December 1, from 7:30 am to 9:30 am near Malpe Beach Sea Walk surroundings. The event saw enthusiastic participation from over 150 students and faculty members, who came together to clean up the beach and promote environmental awareness.

The beach cleaning drive was organized under the guidance of NSS department coordinators Raghunath, Jayaram Nayak, Reshma and Babitha Poojari The students collected approximately 35 bags of litter, including plastic waste, glass bottles, and other non-biodegradable materials.

 

The event aimed to highlight the importance of keeping the beaches and environment clean. The students were educated about the harmful effects of pollution and the need to adopt sustainable practices to protect the environment.

The college principal, Dr Thirumaleswara Bhat, and the college management appreciated the students' efforts. The beach cleaning drive was a huge success, with the students showing great enthusiasm and commitment to the cause.

The NSS-YRC unit of SMVITM plans to continue organizing such initiatives to promote environmental awareness and sustainability.

 

 

  

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