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UMU agriculture students promote sustainability with organic Holi colours

THE JHARKHAND STORY NETWORK Ranchi, March 7: The students of the Faculty of Agriculture at Usha Martin University have taken a unique…

UMU agriculture students promote sustainability with organic Holi colours

THE JHARKHAND STORY NETWORK

Ranchi, March 7: The students of the Faculty of Agriculture at Usha Martin University have taken a unique initiative to celebrate Holi in an eco-friendly manner. They have prepared organic colours using harvested flowers, discarded temple flowers, and vegetables, promoting sustainability and environmental awareness.

To support and encourage their innovative efforts, a special stall for selling these organic colours will be set up at the university’s reception area. This initiative not only promotes the use of natural, chemical-free colours but also emphasizes waste management and sustainable practices.

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The event was inaugurated by  Pro-Chancellor Prof. S. C. Garg, Registrar Dr. Anil Kumar Mishra and Dean Academics Prof. B. N. Sinha. The event was coordinated by Juhi Chandra and Priya Priyanka Tudu, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Agriculture. On this occasion, all faculty members, students, and staff participated and motivated the students to continue this meaningful and eco-conscious endeavour.

 

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