Yamuna Clean-Up Drive 2025 (Part-II)
12th October 2025
NSS Units ofDronacharya College of Engineering, Gurugram in collaboration with Sri Aurobindo College and Miranda House, actively engaged in this noble cause at Shyam Ghat, Jagatpur Road, Delhi.The Yamuna Clean-Up Drive 2025 (Part-II) was organized under the Unnat Bharat Abhiyan (UBA), an initiative of the Ministry of Education, Government of India, to promote community participation and environmental awareness. The event aimed to sensitize youth towards the importance of river rejuvenation and encourage them to take an active role in preserving ecological balance.
The program commenced with an Awareness Session from 9:00 AM to 9:30 AM, where participants were briefed about the ecological importance of the Yamuna and the urgent need to prevent pollution. This was followed by a Nukkad Natak that effectively portrayed the adverse effects of river pollution and inspired the public to adopt eco-friendly habits. The Cleanliness Session between 10:00 AM and 11:30 AM witnessed active involvement of students and volunteers who collectively cleaned the ghats, collected waste, and segregated plastic and biodegradable materials. The event concluded with a Refreshment and Vote of Thanks session, expressing appreciation to all contributors and participants.
Second-Year Students Dronacharya College of Engineering, Gurugram, demonstrated exceptional enthusiasm and teamwork throughout the event.
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S.NO
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NAME OF STUDENTS
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ROLL NO
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BRANCH
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1
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Akash Nandy
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27228
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AIML
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2
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Priya Sharma
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27469
|
CSIT
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3
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AnishSamanta
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27237
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AIML
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4
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Ankit Yadav
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27241
|
AIML
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5
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Abhinav Singh
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27561
|
ECS
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6
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Vinay
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27593
|
ECS
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7
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Sagar
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27724
|
ME
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8
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Ashish
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27566
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ECS
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9
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Diksha
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27571
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CSIT
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Their active participation in every phase—awareness building, performance, and hands-on cleaning—reflected their deep commitment towards preserving natural resources and promoting sustainable living.
The drive successfully highlighted key messages such as the preservation of river ecosystems, community engagement for environmental welfare, and the impact of small collective actions on larger ecological issues.
In conclusion, the Yamuna Clean-Up Drive 2025 served as an enriching and transformative experience for all participants. It not only encouraged environmental responsibility but also strengthened the spirit of unity, social service, and ecological awareness among youth. The initiative left a lasting impression, motivating students to continue contributing towards a cleaner, greener, and more sustainable future.