blog adminWhen Awareness Turns into Action
What if every switch you turned off helped protect the planet? With this powerful thought in mind, Akal College of Basic Sciences organized an engaging and thought-provoking interactive session on “Save Energy”, aligning with UGC directives under Mission LiFE (Lifestyle for Environment). The session reminded students that sustainability is not a distant goal it begins with everyday actions.
Science That Serves Society
The session was led by Dr. Puneet Negi, Head, Department of Physics, who blended scientific understanding with real-world relevance. Through practical examples, he explained how energy conservation in academic institutions and daily life can significantly reduce environmental impact.
Students learned that saving energy is not just a technical issue it is a personal responsibility.
Individual Actions, Collective Impact
The discussion highlighted how mindful habits from responsible electricity use to energy-efficient practices can create long-term change. Dr. Negi emphasized that when individuals act consciously, institutions naturally become more sustainable.
Learning Through Interaction
The session came alive with active student participation. Learners asked insightful questions, shared innovative ideas, and offered practical suggestions to improve energy efficiency on campus. This exchange of ideas transformed awareness into ownership.
Inspired by Mission LiFE
Aligned with the spirit of Mission LiFE, the session encouraged students to adopt sustainable lifestyles rooted in discipline, responsibility, and care for the environment. It reinforced the idea that environmental protection is not optional it is essential.
A Message for Young Changemakers
At Akal College of Basic Sciences, education goes beyond classrooms. It empowers students to become environmentally conscious citizens who understand that saving energy today safeguards the future. Every unit of energy saved is a step toward a healthier planet.
Let us continue to learn, act, and inspire because the future belongs to those who protect it today.
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