Students should work with multidimensional approaches as environmental protectors- Prof. Raj Kumar Mittal

While addressing everyone, Prof. Mittal, Vice Chancellor said that at present, environment conservation is an important issue globally. That is why we all need to become environmental protectors and work with a multidimensional approach.

Apart from this, doing social welfare work in a team through the National Service Scheme not only develops society, but also develops the qualities of discipline, patience, team spirit, leadership, mutual balance and adaptability at the initial level. Additionally Prof. Mittal took information from NSS volunteers about the social welfare works done during the special camp and motivated everyone to become a good citizen.

   In the first three days of this special camp, people were made aware of cyber crime , security and voting rights through nukkad natak by the volunteers in Aurangabad Jangir village. A cleanliness drive was organized in the university campus on the fourth day of the camp.

Also, on the fifth day, patients were helped by the volunteers in the Rajkiya Takmil Uttib College. The main objective of this seven -day camp is to develop the spirit of social welfare and assistance among the volunteers, so that they can make their important contribution in the progress of the nation by becoming a good citizen.  Dr. Sameer Dixit, horticulture inspector, other teachers, non -teaching staff, researchers, volunteers and other students were present during the entire program.