blog adminEnergy conservation is no longer a choice, it is a responsibility. Marking National Energy Conservation Day, Eternal University, through its Department of Physics, transformed this occasion into a powerful learning experience that connected science, responsibility, and action.
Knowledge That Sparks Change
The highlight of the celebration was an expert talk on “Advancing Sustainable Energy Innovation and Best Practices by Citizen Participation” delivered by Dr. Puneet Negi.
The session shed light on how:-
• Innovative technologies can reduce energy footprints.
• Supportive policies accelerate sustainable transitions.
• Active citizen participation plays a crucial role in achieving long-term energy goals.
Students also gained practical, everyday strategies for conserving energy both on campus and at home proving that small actions can lead to big impact.
Collective Responsibility, Interdisciplinary Vision
Adding depth to the discussion, Prof. Kamal Kishore, Dean, Akal College of Basic Sciences and Head, Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry, emphasized the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration. He reminded participants that sustainability thrives when science, society, and shared responsibility work together.
Leadership That Reinforces Commitment
The event was further strengthened by the gracious presence and support of:-
• Dr. Naresh Soni, President, IIC, Eternal University.
• Dr. Hemant Dasila, Vice President, IIC.
Their encouragement reaffirmed the university’s strong commitment to sustainability-driven initiatives and innovation-led awareness.
Students as Change-Makers
With enthusiastic participation from students, faculty, and staff, the interactive discussions created a vibrant environment of curiosity and accountability. The key takeaway was clear that energy conservation is not just a policy, it is a shared societal mission.
A Message for Young Minds
At Eternal University, learning goes beyond classrooms. Events like these inspire students to become responsible global citizens individuals who understand that protecting the planet begins with informed choices and collective action.
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