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S·n a ollegestudents egineer~ Environmental body has students taking up tree plantation anti-plastic dnve and energy audits  J S HA SH WA T G UP TA R AY sis College, Pune . Weplan porters sakaaltimes.com to adopt the .hillock ne r ARAI, and at Sinhgad Col- lege at Vadgaon to carry out plantation activities, Mathur s id. . Replacing plasti c bags In another project, SECOwill replace plastic bags being. used in shops in the college campus with paper bags for free. The name and logo of .the sponsoring companies will be printed on the bags, which will riot only associ- ate the company with envi- ronment protection, it will also be a medium of public- ity for them. Energy udit A group from SECO was associated with the energy audit exer- cise of Bharat Sanchar Ni- gam Ltd. (BSNL), a le ading telecom ser vi ce provider , in one of their instal la ti ons . Sak~ITimes Pune Ankur Mathur, a sec- ond year student of Chemi- cal Engineering of Sinhgad College of Engi neering, has a vision to promote envi- ronmental awa rene ss among Pune youth and encourage themto work towards havi ng sound environmental ethics.  Myproje ct aims to.make youth aware and involved them inworking forenvir on- mental harmon y. An effective way to encourage them is to provide them with a proper platform for int erac tio n with the industry and the intelli- gentsi a, Mathur said. As part of his project for, the ICC 20l0, Mathur has founded a student-run or- ganisa ion - SECO - (Sinh- gad Environmental Conser- vation Organisati on) , affili- ated wit h Sinhga d Inst itu tes , Pune, which seeks to create awareness about environ- ment-related issues among the youth. SECO has pari- nered with many NGOs and organisations for students to be involved with com- munity as well as industry- based proj ec ts. Students are alsoencouraged tocarr y out research-based activities in the fi eldsof al terna te energy sources and climate change miti gatio n, he said. SECO initiatives Tree planta ion SECO has tied up with NGO The Green Hills Group' for a plantation drive at Hanu- man Tekdi behind Symbio- P:AnkurMathur,-astudentofSinhgadCollegeofEngineeringworksonhisproject, ~II C D

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    Sn a ollegestudents

    egineer~

    Environmental body has students taking up tree

    plantation anti-plastic

    dnve

    and energy

    audits

    J

    SHASHWAT GUPTA RAY sis College, Pune. We plan

    [email protected] to adopt the .hillock near

    ARAI, and at Sinhgad Col-

    lege at Vadgaon to carry

    out plantation activities,

    Mathur said. .

    Replacing plastic bags

    In

    another project, SECO will

    replace plastic bags being.

    used in shops in the college

    campus with paper bags for

    free. The name and logo of

    .the sponsoring companies

    will be printed on the bags,

    which will riot only associ-

    ate the company with envi-

    ronment protection, it will

    also be a medium of public-

    ity for them.

    Energy udit A group

    from SECO was associated

    with the energy audit exer-

    cise of Bharat Sanchar Ni-

    gam Ltd. (BSNL), a leading

    telecom service provider, in

    Pune Ankur Mathur, a sec-

    ond year student of Chemi-

    cal Engineering of Sinhgad

    College of Engineering, has

    a vision to promote envi-

    ronmental awareness among

    Pune youth and encourage

    them towork towards having

    sound environmental ethics.

    Myproject aims to.make

    youth aware and involved

    them inworking for environ-

    mental harmony.

    An

    effective

    way to encourage them is to

    provide them with a proper

    platform for interaction with

    the industry and the intelli-

    gentsia, Mathur said.

    As part of his project for,

    the ICC 20l0, Mathur has

    founded a student-run or-

    ganisation - SECO - (Sinh-

    vation Organisation), affili-

    ated with Sinhgad Institutes,

    Pune, which seeks to create

    awareness about environ-

    ment-related issues among

    the youth. SECO has pari-

    nered with many NGOs and

    organisations for students

    to be involved with com-

    munity as well as industry-

    based projects. Students are

    also encouraged to carry out

    research-based activities in

    the fields of alternate energy

    sources and climate change

    mitigation, he said.

    SECO initiatives

    Tree plantation

    SECO

    has tied up with NGO The

    Green Hills Group' for a

    plantation drive at Hanu-

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    Sinhgad iristitutes

    students work for

    plastic-free campus

    TIMES NEWS NETWORK

    Pune: Students of Sinhgad in-

    stitutes have formed an or-

    ganisation 'Sinhgad Environ-

    mental Conservation Organi-

    sation' (SECO) to db their bit

    for environment.

    Aiming at making the cam-

    cost, he said.

    Ankur Mathur, member of

    SECO said, During the BSNL

    energy audit, wesuggested seg-

    regation of organic waste,

    switching to compact fluores-

    cent lamp (CFL),change of tube

    light fittings, among others. We

    might conduct an energy audit

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    PUNE

    I NOVEMBER 7,2010

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    Stutfu nts tak e on p olyth en e

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    paper bags

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    NOVEMBER 6

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    across the campus of

    their institute made a

    group of students think

    of putting up dustbins. It

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    cit

    Temperature

    J IfIIE

    31.5 21.9

    t..OHEGAON

    31.6 20.9

    PAStIAH

    30.9 20.7

    Relative Humidity

    PUNE LOftEGAON

    81 94

    Forecast for today

    Rain or thundershowers wil~ _

    occur in some areas

    Average temperatur

    26.6C

    ,ASItAN

    8

    LIM TE H MPS TO THE RES UE

    The Internat ional Climate Change programme, a joint effort by the British. Council and The Energy and Resources Inst itute (TERO

    across 60 countries, invites ideas for ecological sustainabi li ty, and funds them. This year, i t has highlighted 72 ideas from Indian

    applicants. Out of these, six are Pune youth with innovative plans for eco-sustenance, finds itin rahme

    Prachl Telang

    Student, BSc(Physics),

    Fergusson College

    Her p ro ject Reducti on inener -

    gy consumption through use of

    reflectors in places where excess

    l ight ing isusedfor creat ing ambi-

    ence, such ashote ls. Shewi ll a lso

    wor k on p lan ning o fwate r h ar - .

    vesting plants according to the

    water consumption of buildings.

    Essentially, init iating a shift to

    constructing eco-friendly build-

    S tudent , S inha gad Ins tt o f

    Business Admin Research

    His

    pro ject Biovi llage Centre:

    Bio-energy conservation and

    Commercial isation . He istaking

    awareness camps for farmers

    about cultivation of bio-fuel

    p lants. Heaims to develop rural

    entrepeneneurship for eco-friend-

    Iyprojects, create employment in

    backward areas by bringing tech-

    nology and environment con-

    Ankur Mathur

    Student, S inhagad Ins ti tu te

    of Engineering

    His

    pro ject Youth Environmen-

    tal Activit ies. It includes planta-

    t ion drives, and ini tiat ives t

    0

    find

    eco-solut ions for Puneyouth. He

    isundertaking a plantat ion drive

    with Green Hil ls Organisat ion at

    Chatuhshrungi Hill . He isthe

    founder of the Sinhagadh Envi-

    ronmental Conservation Drgani.

    sation (SEeD), which is involved

    Divesh

    Kumar

    Teacher, Late S itaram Abaj i

    English Medium School

    H asproject Sensitising low-in-

    come communit ies in Puneto-

    wards environmental and climate

    change issues . This involves

    increasing the knowledge of

    school kids about the environ-

    ment, and mot ivat ing them to

    work towards stopping climate

    changes from happening in the

    f irst p lace. Divesh isteaching at

    Bachelor of Science,

    Fergusson College

    Her p ro ject : Veh icular pol lu -

    tion: Exploring the challenges in

    implementing pollution control

    and and award ing Pol lu tion un-

    der Control (PUC)certificates.

    Prachi is observing factors that

    can lead to regular PUCchecks in

    Puneci ty. She isworking on ways

    of bringing changes and improve-

    ments in PUCissuing practices

    Dipika Chord

    Dropped out o f s choo l, a ft er

    S td XII

    .Her project: Eco-sustanable

    Community . Sheconducts eco-

    experiments in Dhanep an dVel-

    he. Sheand her family took over

    bar ren land the re . I t i nc ludes re- .

    forestation drives like planting

    2,000 mango trees, 3,120 cashew

    trees and 500 bamboo plants,

    a long with 20,000 dif ferent t rees,

    the f ru it s o f whi ch wil l sus ta in

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    A FTER HRS.

    I m n ot fo olish to

    p it ch m y s el f ag ai ns t

    B ac h c ha n: H ri th i k

    PAGE 19

    PUNE,MONDAY,DECEMBER13, 2010

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    A I LY NEW S

    A N A LY'S IS

    PUBLISHED FROM PUNE, MUMBAI, BANGALORE, AHMEDABAD JAIPUR

    City S

    y o u n g guns are

    .

    clil11ate chan ge cham ps

    Priyanka Naithani

    Five of the West India champs

    of the British Council's Inter-

    national Climate Champion's

    programme are from the city.

    .They all come from diverse

    backgrounds, but their ulti-

    mate aim is the same - to cre-

    ate awareness about cl imate

    change.

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    Students from the Sinhgad

    College of Engineering, Pune

    - - to ok par t in a c andle l ig ht v ig i

    onthe occasion of Earth Hour

    March 27.The event was held

    the Sinhgad Technical Educat

    Society (STES)campus in

    Wadgaon Budruk. Over 300

    par ticipants took par t in the

    vigil, held between 8.30 pm an

    9.30 pm. Lights were also

    switched off onthe campus

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    Candlelight vigil

    DO ING T HE IR B IT TO

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    PL AN ET EAR TH : Studen ts o f S inhagad Co llege a t Vadgaon Dhayr i obs er ve the Eart h Hour on Satu rday by swit chi ng o ff l ights and li gh ti ng cand les .