Rono Hills, Oct 28 : Rajiv Gandhi University (RGU) organized a one-day event under special campaign 6.0, today in response to the initiative of the Ministry of Education. The programme aimed to promote cleanliness, environmental sustainability, waste management, and collective responsibility towards creating a clean and healthy campus.
The event featured a series of activities, including a swachhata exhibition, waste to wealth initiative, swachh football tournament, cleanliness drive, e-waste management and tree plantation drive. These activities highlighted the importance of maintaining cleanliness, adopting sustainable practices, creatively reusing waste materials, and protecting the environment.
The swachhata exhibition and waste to wealth activities were organized at the Department of Visual Arts, RGU, showcasing creative approaches to waste management and environmental awareness. The cleanliness drive encouraged the maintenance of a clean and hygienic campus, while the tree plantation drive promoted environmental conservation and greener surroundings. The Swachh Football Tournament added a sporting dimension to the campaign, conveying the message of cleanliness and collective responsibility through sports.
The programme was coordinated by the Department of Visual Arts, RGU, in coordination with Dr. A. Yuvaraj, Assistant Director of Physical Education and Programme Coordinator, Swachhata Hi Seva 2026, RGU, along with the concerned University officials and coordinators. Approximately 500 participants, including students, University officials, and staff members, took part in the programme, demonstrating strong collective commitment to cleanliness and environmental protection.
The event was attended by Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Shivraj, and the Registrar, Dr. N. T. Rikam, along with other University officials and programme coordinators. In his address, the Vice-Chancellor emphasized the importance of maintaining cleanliness and environmental responsibility as an integral part of campus life. He encouraged students and members of the University community to actively participate in cleanliness initiatives and adopt sustainable practices in their daily lives. He also highlighted the importance of collective action in achieving the objectives of Special Campaign 6.0 and building a clean, green, and sustainable campus.
The Registrar, also addressed the gathering and underscored the significance of cleanliness, proper waste management, and the responsible use of campus resources. He encouraged the University community to maintain the spirit of the campaign beyond the designated event and to make cleanliness a regular practice. He highlighted that the success of such initiatives depends on the active participation and cooperation of students, faculty members, officers, and staff.

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