Embracing Green: Trimurti College Celebrates World Environment Day with a Pledge for a Plastic-Free Campus
Date: 05/06/2025 Location: Trimurtinagar, NewasaPhata
Today, on June 5th, World Environment Day was celebrated with immense enthusiasm and a series of innovative initiatives at Trimurti Arts, Commerce, and Science College, Newasa Phata, Trimurtinagar. The celebration this year was marked by a significant commitment: a resolution to make the college campus completely plastic-free. This ambitious pledge, coupled with a collective responsibility undertaken by everyone present to plant and protect various trees, underscored the vital importance of environmental conservation for the sustenance of global health.
The core message resonating throughout the day was a powerful and urgent one: that the preservation of the human race hinges entirely on the health of our environment. Extensive awareness campaigns were conducted to highlight this crucial interdependence. It was emphasized that robust environmental health can only be achieved through widespread tree plantation drives, which are no longer merely beneficial but an absolute necessity. The discussions also shed light on the critical role of tree plantation in strengthening the ozone layer, which is essential for mitigating the harmful effects of the sun’s ultraviolet (UV) rays. In an era facing unprecedented environmental challenges, the call for immediate and decisive action towards safeguarding our planet has become more critical than ever. Trimurti College stands firmly at the forefront of this crucial environmental movement, inspiring its community to adopt sustainable practices.
A Collective Commitment: Dignitaries Lead by Example
The World Environment Day program was graced by the esteemed presence of numerous dignitaries, whose participation underscored the collective commitment of the Trimurti Group to environmental stewardship. Shri Manishji Ghadge Patil, Secretary of Trimurti Pawan Pratishthan, led the gathering, emphasizing the foundational importance of environmental responsibility within the institution’s broader educational philosophy.
The event saw active involvement from the leadership of Trimurti Arts, Commerce, and Science College, including Principal Dr. Arsule Sir. They were joined by Dr. Anuradha Gore Madam, Coordinator of Senior College and Principal of B.Ed. College, whose insights highlighted the interdisciplinary nature of environmental studies and their relevance in teacher education. Also present were Principal Sopanrao Kale Sir of Dadasaheb Haribhau Ghadge Patil Vidyalaya and Principal Sachin Kardile Sir of T.P.S. (Trimurti Public School), signifying the group’s holistic approach to environmental education across all levels of schooling.
Representing the various departments and colleges within the Trimurti family, the event was well-attended by faculty members including Prof. Salve Sir and Prof. Palve Sir from the B.Ed. College, Sanjay Kale Sir and Principal Vaibhav Jadhav from Pharmacy College, and Prof. Sagar Solat. From the primary education sector, Head of Primary Department Bhusme Sir and Kasal Sir from the Army Department were present, reflecting the deep-rooted military discipline and environmental consciousness instilled from an early age within the Trimurti Group.
The host institution, Trimurti Arts, Commerce, and Science College, was also represented by its dedicated faculty and administration, including Vice Principal Nikitaji Barge, Prof. Jawale Santosh, Prof. Bhavar Sir, Prof. Khedkar, Prof. Darandale, Prof. Palhare Sir, Prof. Aragade, Prof. Chirmade Sir, Prof. Gaikwad, Prof. Auti, Prof. Pathan, Prof. Shinde Utkarsha, Prof. Misal, Prof. Karade, Lohkare Sir, Pathade Madam, Anarse Madam, and Deore Sir. Their collective presence showcased the college’s unified approach towards promoting environmental awareness and action.
The presence of such a diverse group of academic and administrative leaders reinforced the message that environmental responsibility is a shared duty, transcending departments and roles. Each participant took a personal pledge to contribute to the plastic-free campus initiative and to actively engage in tree plantation and conservation efforts. This year’s World Environment Day celebration at Trimurti College was not just an observance but a powerful call to action, inspiring the entire college community to embrace sustainable practices and become vigilant custodians of our precious planet. The college remains committed to fostering an environment where education goes hand-in-hand with ecological consciousness, preparing students to be responsible global citizens who prioritize the well-being of the earth.
