Aladi Aruna College of Liberal Arts and Sciences organized a program in observance of World
Environmental Health Day on the 26th of September, aimed at disseminating awareness regarding the
imperative to preserve and safeguard the environment, along with elucidating diverse strategies for its
protection.
Dr. D. Jones Sudha, Head, Department of English delivered a welcome address, underscoring the
significance of commemorating World Environmental Health Day and expounding on the rationales
behind the importance to preserve the environment.
A poster competition was orchestrated, drawing active participation and enthusiasm from students
across diverse departments. In their posters, students showcased their talents and creativity,
incorporating informative slogans and skilfully rendered environmental awareness imagery.
Dr. V. Muthamilan, Principal in his special address emphasized the imperative of safeguarding the
environment against diverse forms of pollution. With a particular focus on river pollution, he elaborated
on the distinctiveness of the Thamirabarani River, urging students to cultivate awareness and
responsibility in their actions for preserving the environment.
Furthermore, students were exposed to an informative video addressing ocean pollution, encompassing
its causes and the consequential impact on marine life. The video also elucidated actionable steps that
individuals can undertake to contribute towards the preservation and protection of oceans from
pollution.
To culminate the event, both students and staff actively participated in a tree-planting initiative within
the college campus, contributing to the greening of the environment and fostering a tangible
commitment to sustainable practices.
