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Students go on cleanliness drive to create awareness

March 9, 2011

Uppinangady, March 9: Students of Government First Grade College here on Wednesday conducted a cleanliness programme to create awareness among the citizens on the ill effects of the plastics.


Over a hundred enthusiastic students, both boys and girls, initiated their cleanliness drive from government bus stand and traversed through the main roads and places of the town picking the scattered rubbish and plastic wastes.

The demonstrators also took out a march raising anti-plastic slogans and urging the people to strive to eradicate plastics. They requested the shop keepers to avoid the use of plastic bags too.

Principal of the college Subrahmanya Bhat and activist Sudarshan led the students. Lecturers of the college also took part.

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