Pathardi | July 18 | Nitin Gatani
(Education) In a proactive step to mark the beginning of the holy Shravan month, the NSS and NCC units of Babuji Avhad College undertook a massive cleanliness drive at the scenic Vandev Tekdi area in Pathardi. The initiative aimed to preserve the sanctity and cleanliness of this spiritually significant site.
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(Education) As part of the campaign, volunteers removed plastic waste and debris from the premises, cleared invasive parthenium (congress grass) around the temple, and dug basins around trees for water conservation. The drive not only enhanced the environmental aesthetics but also ensured a serene atmosphere for devotees.
(Education) Vandev Temple sees a large number of visitors during Shravan month for rituals like pooja, aarti, shanti path, and homahavan. Ensuring cleanliness during this spiritually active period was the prime focus of the college.
The drive was conceptualized by Abhay Avhad, President of Parth Vidya Prasarak Mandal, and executed under the guidance of College Principal Dr. Baban Chaure.
The campaign was coordinated by NSS Program Officer Dr. Arun Rakh, Prof. Anand Ghongade, NCC Officer Captain Ajaykumar Palve, and Prof. Brahmanand Darade. Present during the event were Dr. Arjun Kerekal, Dr. Abhimanyu Dhormare, Dr. Prashant Salve, Dr. Ashok Dolas, Dr. Bhagwan Sangle, Prof. Vinodkumar Chemte, Prof. Sandeep Karad, and numerous student volunteers.
