On the occasion of World Water Day, a special program was organized at RVS College of Engineering and Technology, organized by NSS-wing, RVSCET, Jamshedpur, Observed annually on March 22 by the United Nations, this day aims to raise awareness about water conservation and highlight its significance. Under this year’s theme, “Glacier Conservation,” the college focused on the rapid melting of glaciers due to climate change and the urgent need for their preservation. The event commenced in the college auditorium with the lighting of the ceremonial lamp by the college treasurer, Mr. Shatrughan Singh. He was joined on stage by the chief guest, Mr. Gaurav Anand, founder of “Swachhta Pukare” Foundation, the spacial guest, Mrs. Malti Mardi, Assistant Engineer of the Kharkai Canal Project, the college principal, Dr. Rajesh Kumar Tiwari, and Dr. Vikram Sharma, head of the Training & Placement department, along with other dignitaries. In his inaugural speech, Dr. Tiwari welcomed all the guests and emphasized that water is the foundation of civilization, making its conservation a collective responsibility. He urged students and faculty members to take concrete steps to prevent water pollution and promote conservation efforts. Mr. Gaurav Anand, founder of Swachhta Pukare Foundation, highlighted a critical issue: while India is home to 18% of the world’s population, it has access to only 4% of the world’s freshwater resources. To address this crisis, he encouraged active participation in government-led water conservation initiatives. He also shared insights from his 40-member team’s efforts in cleaning the Ganga River and discussed measures to combat water pollution. He further announced an upcoming clean-up campaign for the Subarnarekha River, in which BIT Mesra will also participate. Acknowledging Dr. Tiwari’s request for collaboration, he graciously accepted the college’s involvement in this noble initiative. Mrs. Malti Mardi also shared her views on water conservation and glacier preservation. Mr. Shatrughan Singh praised the event, stressing that every individual must contribute to water conservation and pollution control. The World Water Day 2025 celebration at RVS College of Engineering once again proved that educational institutions are not just centers of learning but also catalysts for social change. The event concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by Dr. Sudhir Jha.

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