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Div Com calls on youth to partner in developing a sustainable future

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Awantipora: To commemorate the Earth Day Celebrations and to create an awareness about environmental protection, a One Day Seminar and daylong event was organised at Islamic University of Science and Technology (IUST) in which Divisional Commissioner of Kashmir Pandurang K. Pole (IAS) was the Chief Guest. 

The event was co-organised by the Dean of Students office and Mantaqi Centre for Science and Society IUST. 

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While addressing the gathering, Pole deliberated upon various environmental issues such as visual pollution, rejuvenation of water bodies, aesthetics of physical infrastructure and natural resource management in Kashmir. He gave a detailed account of the government initiatives aimed at protection and conservation of environment and called on youth to partner in developing a sustainable future.

Vice Chancellor, IUST Prof. Shakil Ahmad Romshoo, in his presidential address, emphasized the need for creating environmental consciousness among the general public, particularly youth. He said that all of us have to be grateful for everything that mother earth has to offer. “We (Govt, businesses, ordinary citizens) have to be accountable and invest in our planet for a safe and sustainable future and people must advocate action for the protection of the environment and for minimising climate change impacts,” Prof. Romshoo added.

Reputed environmentalist Sumaira Abdul Ali, delivered an online lecture and highlighted the destructive impact of sand mining and noise pollution which are often ignored and stressed upon the need to highlight their adverse impacts ecology and human health respectively.

Dean Academic Affairs IUST Prof Manzoor A. Malik, presented the concluding remarks and talked about the global nature of the world wherein action in one part of the world have impacts elsewhere. A Painting Competition on the theme “Preservation of Earth” and a campus cleanliness drive were also held on the sidelines of the event and prizes were also distributed among the students by Registrar IUST Prof. Naseer Iqbal.

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