World Environment Day celebrated at NCU

To encourage awareness and action for the protection of our environment, The NorthCap University celebrated the World Environment Day on 5 June 2018 with full enthusiasm and vigour. Speaking on the occasion the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. HB Raghavendra exhorted members of the faculty and staff to target moving towards a plastic free future. A pledge was taken to control at least one of our activities which causes pollution and damage to the environment and nature. Saplings were planted to contribute to a greener environment by Prof. Raghavendra, Col. Mohanty (Retd) Registrar, Prof. Ravindra Ojha, Director, SOET, Wg Cdr Manohar Vasudev (Retd) COE, HODs, faculty and staff. The event was coordinated by the Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering.

NCU celebrates World Environment Day

The Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering (CEE) organized the World Environment day on 5 June 2017 with full enthusiasm and vigour. On this auspicious occasion a pledge was taken by the faculty and staff of the University to reduce, reuse, recycle waste, protect all life forms and conserve the environment. 

To celebrate the occasion a poster making competition was organized in which the faculty from the CEE and the Centre for Languages Learning (CLL) participated and came up with innovative ideas. The event was judged by the Pro Vice-Chancellor, Brig SK Sharma (Retd) and the Best Poster Award was won by the CLL Team.

The session also included the screening of a short film on the environment which highlighted our role in its protection, as engineers.

My Pledge & Promise for the Environment

I will do my part to protect the Earth
I will take care of and clean up the environment I will be kind to and
respect all life forms 

I will never litter 

I will always recycle 

I will reduce the waste I create 

I will reuse what I can I will conserve energy & water

I will encourage others to conserve our natural resources 

By doing this I will be “Making a Visible Difference” in my
community and the world