Mandi Ahmedgarh: Shaheed Kartar Singh Sarabha College of Nursing observed World Environment Day by organising plant photography, best-out-of-waste and dry leaf-painting competitions. Gagandeep Singh, Harmanpreet Kaur and Avneet Kaur were declared winners in the plant photography competition. Principal Dr Prabhjot Saini presided over the concluding function and chairman Amrik Singh Grewal was the chief guest on the ocassion. OC

Government College of Science

Jagraon: The Postgraduate Department of Botany of Sanmati Government College of Science Education and Research organised poster-making and speech competitions on the theme of environment to observe World Environment day. College director Dr Sukhwinder Kaur motivated students to spread awareness about the importance of conserving the environment.

DD Jain College

Ludhiana: The NSS unit of Devki Devi Jain Memorial College for Women organised a plantation drive to promote practices that help in conserving the environment. As many as 25 NSS volunteers took part in the drive. Principal Dr Sarita Bahl said the idea behind celebrating the day was to highlight the importance of environment and to remind people that nature should not be taken for granted. TNS

Sri Aurobindo College

The NSS volunteers of Sri Aurobindo College of Commerce and Management used digital platform to raise awareness about protecting the environment on the occasion of World Environment Day. Students made a video showing the importance of protecting the environment and how we can restore our ecosystem. TNS

Atam Vallabh Jain College

Shree Atam Vallabh Jain College celebrated World Environment Day by organising a tree plantation drive on the campus. Principal Dr Sandeep Kumar and president of the college managing committee Ashok Jain told students the importance of planting trees and how it was the responsibility of the younger generation to adopt a lifestyle that does not harm the environment. TNS

SDP College for Women

World Environment Day was celebrated by the NSS Department of SDP College for Women. The NSS officers, along with other volunteers, planted saplings in Noorwala village and nearby places. Around 500 plants were distributed among villagers. TNS