SWARNA ANDHRA - SWACHH ANDHRA
(స్వర్ణాంధ్ర - స్వచ్చ ఆంధ్ర)
Under the Swarna Andhra–Swachh
Andhra programme, a team of lecturers from Government Arts College,
Anantapur, led by Principal Dr. P. Padmasree, visited the men's hostel on the
evening of February 14, 2025. The team included Dr. T. Jitendra, Dr. E.
Sreedevi, Dr. Brunda, Karanam Sudhakar, Chalapathy, Vishnu Priya, and myself.
During the visit, the Principal
interacted with the students, raising awareness about waste management. She
emphasized that while waste generation is inevitable, it can be minimized,
repurposed, and even converted into wealth. Effective segregation—into wet,
dry, and hazardous waste—is crucial, as each type requires specific handling
and disposal. Encouraged by the discussion, students actively participated by
collecting waste around the hostel and depositing it in designated bins. Three
color-coded bins—green for wet waste, blue for dry waste, and red for hazardous
waste—were provided for systematic disposal.
Following this, the Principal and
the lecturers visited the hostel mess, assessing the kitchen and dining hall
conditions. IQAC Coordinator Dr. Jitendra proposed implementing study hours for
hostel inmates to support their academic growth.
I feel privileged and grateful to
have been part of such a meaningful and impactful initiative.
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