FARIDABAD NEWS 28 AUG 2025 : GAUTAM ;  J.C. Bose University of Science and Technology, YMCA, Faridabad, conducted a plantation activity today around the residential block as part of its annual Plantation Drive-2025, titled Hariyali Parv 4.0, under the Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam 2.0 campaign. Organized in collaboration with the University’s Staff Club, the event was led by Prof. Sushil Kumar Tomar, Vice-Chancellor, and saw enthusiastic participation from faculty, staff, and students.
The plantation drive was graced by Registrar Prof. Ajay Ranga and Smt. Jaimala Tomar, a distinguished social worker, as the distinguished guest. Saplings of Moringa, Belpatra, and Mango were planted along the outer wall of the residential block, symbolizing a commitment to environmental sustainability.
Speaking on the occasion, Vice-Chancellor Prof. Sushil Kumar Tomar emphasized the vital role of tree planting in combating pollution and environmental degradation caused by rapid urbanization. He stated, “Planting trees is a powerful step toward safeguarding our planet. It is our collective responsibility to nurture nature and ensure a sustainable future for generations to come.”
Registrar Prof. Ajay Ranga remarked, “Initiatives like Hariyali Parv inspire us to take meaningful action for environmental conservation. By planting trees, we not only honor our mothers but also contribute to a healthier ecosystem.”
Smt. Jaimala Tomar, the distinguished guest, added, “Trees are the lifeline of our planet. Through campaigns like Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam, we pay tribute to the nurturing spirit of mothers while fostering a greener tomorrow.”
Hariyali Parv, an annual green initiative by the University’s Vasundhara Eco-Club and the Department of Environmental Sciences, in collaboration with the Office of the Dean Student Welfare, encourages participants to plant and care for trees as a tribute to their mothers. The event was attended by Prof. Munish Vashishtha, Dean (Institution), Prof. Sonia, Dean Alumni Affairs, Prof. Anju Gupta, Dr. Renuka Gupta, Chairperson of the Department of Environmental Sciences, along with other members of Eco-club Dr Sakshi, Dr. Anita Girdhar, Dr Sushma, Dr Rupali, and Dr Shaileza Jain.