Summary
Event Name: Plantation Drive
OBJECTIVE:
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The primary objective of this initiative was to contribute to environmental sustainability by
enhancing green cover within the campus premises.
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To promote ecological awareness and engage the student community in meaningful
environmental conservation activities.
OUTCOME:
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The activity served as a platform for fostering collaboration and camaraderie among faculty,
students and staffs.
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The activity succeeded in raising awareness about the importance of plantation and environmental
conservation.
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The plantation drive resulted in the planting of 100 saplings of diverse species, contributing to the
enhancement of green cover around the campus.
BRIEF REPORT:
The event took place on the 12th of February at around 4 pm near the main gate of Symbiosis
International Deemed University, Hyderabad Campus. A banner displaying information about
the Plantation Drive event was set up at the venue to inform the audience. The proceedings
kicked off with a welcoming speech from Snehlata Kumari, a member of the NGO team, who
warmly greeted the attendees, including the deputy director, faculty and students. She gave a
brief introduction about the Service-Learning Module and the NGO Exploreit.
Following that,Colonel T. Venugopal Sir, the campus administrator, shared a brief and insightful
speech. Jigyasa Srivastava, the student coordinator of the team, then expressed gratitude by vote
of thanks. The event continued with the campus administrator planting the first sapling, followed
by faculty members from Symbiosis Institute of Management Studies, Hyderabad (SIBM-H) and
Symbiosis Centre or Management Studies, Hyderabad (SCMS-H). Students from both batches of
SCMS Hyderabad actively participated in the planting activity. The initial phase of the activity
took place near the main gate, with a good number of saplings planted, and later moved towards
Boys Hostel–2. As a token of appreciation, participants received personalized gifts illustrating
the connection between their birth month and nature through animals, colours, and gemstones.
(Snehlata Kumari giving welcome speech)
{Colonel T. Venugopal Sir (Campus Administrator) planting the first sapling}
In conclusion, the Plantation Drive event, was a collaborative and engaging initiative. The active participation of students, faculty, staffs and the NGO team created a sense of community and environmental awareness. Overall, the event successfully promoted environmental consciousness and community involvement.
(Group photo including Deputy Director SIBM-H, SCMS-H & SIBM-H Faculties and SCMS-H students)
(Group photo including Faculty Ngo In-charge, Ishaq Ahmad Dar and Ngo student members)
