Nature’s Club is an environmentally driven student initiative dedicated to fostering ecological responsibility and sustainable practices on campus. Rooted in the principles of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals—SDG 13 (Climate Action) and SDG 15 (Life on Land)—the club works towards conserving biodiversity, promoting environmental awareness, and encouraging ethical action. Through tree plantation drives, biodiversity walks, awareness campaigns, and conservation projects, Nature’s Club nurtures a deep and lasting connection between individuals and the natural world, reinforcing the belief that every small action contributes to a healthier planet.
Associate Professor
School of Law
Assistant Professor
School of Law
This flagship initiative introduced 1,000 saplings to the campus with expert guidance from the Forest Department. Each student participant was entrusted with nurturing a plant, fostering personal responsibility towards nature. The event began with a silent prayer, followed by an introduction to the club’s mission. Distinguished faculty members and government representatives shared insights on environmental sustainability. The symbolic ribbon-cutting and sapling plantation marked the official inauguration, reinforcing the club’s commitment to conservation. The event concluded with a certificate distribution ceremony recognizing participants and winners of the Climate Change Policy Drafting Competition.
Nature’s Club is an environmentally driven student initiative dedicated to fostering ecological responsibility and sustainable practices on campus. Rooted in the principles of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals—SDG 13 (Climate Action) and SDG 15 (Life on Land)—the club works towards conserving biodiversity, promoting environmental awareness, and encouraging ethical action. Through tree plantation drives, biodiversity walks, awareness campaigns, and conservation projects, Nature’s Club nurtures a deep and lasting connection between individuals and the natural world, reinforcing the belief that every small action contributes to a healthier planet.
Associate Professor
School of Law
Assistant Professor
School of Law
This flagship initiative introduced 1,000 saplings to the campus with expert guidance from the Forest Department. Each student participant was entrusted with nurturing a plant, fostering personal responsibility towards nature. The event began with a silent prayer, followed by an introduction to the club’s mission. Distinguished faculty members and government representatives shared insights on environmental sustainability. The symbolic ribbon-cutting and sapling plantation marked the official inauguration, reinforcing the club’s commitment to conservation. The event concluded with a certificate distribution ceremony recognizing participants and winners of the Climate Change Policy Drafting Competition.
