New Momentum for Campus Cleanliness; Dr. Saroj Appointed as Sanitation In-Charge
Sabour (Bhagalpur): An important 'Vikas Samvad' (Development Dialogue) program was organized at Sabour College, Sabour, on Wednesday. The primary objective of this event was to provide a new direction for the college's academic environment, infrastructure development, and campus cleanliness. The event featured in-depth discussions between the college management, faculty members, and student representatives.
Vikas Samvad: Deliberations on Education and Hygiene
During the dialogue, the Principal, Prof. (Dr.), presented a roadmap for the all-around development of the college. The Principal stated, "A premier educational institution can only be achieved when its campus is not just a hub of knowledge, but also clean and disciplined." During the event, it was emphasized that the college administration is committed to providing better facilities to students, which requires a strong coordination between students and teachers.
Several critical decisions were reached during the dialogue:
Academic Quality: A new system was implemented to ensure that classes are conducted on time and to monitor student attendance.
Infrastructure: Emphasis was placed on the modernization of the college library and laboratories to provide better resources for research and studies.
Dr. Saroj Appointed as Sanitation In-Charge
The most significant announcement of the program concerned the sanitation management of the campus. The Principal has appointed senior faculty member Dr. Saroj as the 'Sanitation In-charge' of the college. While assigning this new responsibility, the Principal stated that under the leadership of Dr. Saroj, a special cleanliness drive will now be conducted across the college campus.
Dr. Saroj’s New Role and Action Plan: As the In-charge, Dr. Saroj will now directly supervise and implement the following areas:
Sanitation Drive: Ensuring daily cleaning of the campus gardens, classrooms, and restroom facilities.
Environmental Awareness: Launching special drives for plantation and a 'plastic-free campus' under the 'Green Campus-Clean Campus' initiative.
Student Participation: Forming a 'Sanitation Committee' of students to ensure they become active participants in keeping the campus clean.
Upon his appointment, Dr. Saroj expressed his gratitude and pledged to fulfill this responsibility with utmost dedication. He appealed to everyone, stating, "The college is our second home, and keeping it clean is a moral obligation for all of us."
Active Participation of Students
Student union representatives also shared their thoughts during the 'Vikas Samvad' program. They raised demands for proper drinking water facilities on campus and the expansion of the sports ground. The Principal assured them that these demands would be prioritized once the budget is available.
A Resolve for a Clean and Developed Sabour College
This 'Vikas Samvad' program marks a positive step for Sabour College. The Principal’s decision to prioritize sanitation reflects the goal of ensuring that students can study more effectively in a hygienic environment. Appointing a dedicated Sanitation In-charge like Dr. Saroj demonstrates the seriousness of the college management.
In the coming days, not only will the rules regarding campus cleanliness become stricter, but there will also be an effort to develop cleanliness as a part of the college culture. This dialogue at Sabour College could become a model for other institutions where the administration and faculty are collaborating to transform their campus.
