- 1,518 female students from Sarhad College, Katraj, made headlines by planting a whopping 10,750 aloe vera plants in a single day, setting a new record in environmental sustainability.
- The event, which took place on World Environmental Health Day, was a part of Sarhad College’s initiative to raise awareness about environmental conservation among students.
- The impressive feat has been recognized by both the India Book of Records and the Asia Book of Records, solidifying Sarhad College’s commitment to promoting a greener planet.
- Notable figures present at the event included Sarhad Sanstha’s Founder President Sanjay Nahar, Secretary Sushma Nahar, Trustees Shailesh Wadekar and Anuj Nahar, former Principal Dr. Hanumantrao Jadwar, and In-charge Principal Dr. Sangeeta Shinde.
- Trustee Shailesh Wadekar stressed the importance of instilling environmental values in students and encouraging them to adopt an environmentally-friendly lifestyle for sustainable development.
- Trustee Anuj Nahar highlighted Sarhad Sanstha’s ongoing initiatives in Kargil’s Suru Valley, promoting naturopathy-based practices and the therapeutic benefits of aloe vera.
- In-charge Principal Dr. Sangeeta Shinde explained that each student planted their aloe vera in eco-friendly pots, which they can take home or plant in their local surroundings to contribute to environmental conservation.
- The event was organized by Dr. Varsha Nimbalkar from the Botany Department, with faculty members Dr. Swati Mane and Komal Shinde playing key roles in coordinating the program.
- The successful plantation drive is a testament to Sarhad College’s dedication to creating a healthier and more sustainable planet, while also educating students about the benefits of natural remedies like aloe vera.
- By empowering students to take direct action in environmental stewardship, Sarhad College is equipping the next generation with the necessary tools and mindset to make a positive impact on the environment.
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