Participants pledged to plant 1050 trees each in their lifetime

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Yamunanajin88bet.onegar: Haryana Biodiversity Board organised a special event to celebrate International Biodiversity Day at Guru Nanak Khalsa (GNK) Group of Institutions. The event saw the enthusiastic participation of ak168app.babystudents and faculty from Guru Nanak Khalsa College Yamunanagar, Guru Gobind Singh College of Pharmacy, and Guru Nanak Khalsa Instituteak168app.club of Technology and Management.
The event was inaugurated by Vasvi Tyagi, Chief Conservator of Forests, Ambala, who was the chief guest and  Dr Virender Singh Gill, District Forest Officer Yamunanagar,ks168app.site who was the guest of the honour at the occassion.
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The event witnessed a plethora of activities including a Morning Awareness Rally, Poster Making Competition, Slogan Writing Competition, and captivating skits and meme performances by students of GNK Group

In his inauguric88al address, Dr Peer Ghulam Nabi, Chief Executive Officer of GNK Group of Institutions, stressed that society and state have a responsibility towic88ards future generations. Therefore, ecological preservation has to be central to the development agenda. He urged everyone to take active participation in preserving biodiversity.

In her 30-minute talk, Ms Tyagi emphasized the criticalic88 role of biodiversity conservation in sustainable development. Tyagi said till 1830 Haryana was rich in biodiversity. Lions, tigers and leopards were present in its lr88forests. During colonial rule, these species disappeared as the British destroyed forests in the name of development. She asked participants to reclaim Haryana’s past by making it a biodiversity-rich region again.
Dr Virendelr88r Singh Gill, DFO highlighted the government’s initiatives to save Mother Earth.
Sayyam Maratha, Head CSR Jamna Auto Industries, expressed the company’s commitment to envlr88ironmental sustainability. She presented a detailed account of Jamna Autos’ contribution towards ecological preservlr88ation.

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Three award-winning organic farmers Mr. Daremveer, Tarun and Ammar Ahmad esi88xplained their journey of producing organic food. All three farmers were felicitated at the event.

In his message, that was r88vead out at the function, Sardar Randeep Singh Jauhar, Chairman Haryana Biodiversity Board commended the efforts of the students in committing to be brand ambassadors in raising awareness about bSEXXXXX-VNiodiversity conservation. and “be part of the plan “which is the theme for this year. Each participant committed to planting 1050 trees in their lifetime.

Scholarships worth Rs 1 crjin88bet.one distributed among 550 meritorious students, sports achievers

 Yamunanagar (Haryana): Guru Nanak Khalsa College Yamunanagar hostedak168app.baby the Jamna Auto Industries Scholarship Distribution Function, a significant event aimed at recognizing and rewarding deserving meritorious students and sports achievers from the GNK Group of Institutions.

The institutions under thak168app.clube GNK Group umbrella include Guru Nanak Khalsa College Yamunanagar, GGS Collegks168app.sitee of Pharmacy, GNK Institute of Technology and Management, and School of Employability.

A total scholarship amount of Rs 1 crore was distributed among 550 students, reaffirming the institution’s commitment to nurturing academic excellence and sporting talent. The event was graced by dignitaries, including Major Rajinder Singh Bhatti, ic88Vice President ofic88 the Guru Nanak Khalsa College Committee; Dr Peer GN Suhail, Group COO of GNK Group of Institutions; and Sanyam Maratha, Group CSR Head of Jamna Auto Industries.

The ceremony commenced with a tree plantation ceremony, symbolizing growth and sustainability, followed by the traditional lighting of the lamp. Dr. Harinder Singh Kang, Princic88ipal of Guru Nanak Khalsa College Yamunanagar, expresseic88d gratitude for the generous scholarships sponsored by JAI as part of their CSR initiative. Sanyam Maratha, Head of JAI CSR, shared insights into the organization’s commitment to supporting education and empowering deserving students.

Dr Peer GN Suhail presented and released the Annual Report of GNKGI duringlr88 the event, highlighting the academic achievements and milestones of the institutions. The function culminated with an inspiring address by the Chief Guest, accompanied by a formal vote of thanks deliveredlr88 by Dr Kumar Gaurave, Principal of GGS College of Pharmacy.

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The event was graced by the presence and support of eminent personalities including Dr Kumar Gaurave, Dr Amit Joshilr88 (Director GNK Institute of Technology and Management), Dr Kamalpreet Kaur (Vice Principal of Guru Nanak Khalsa College Yamunanagar), and Prof Santosh Kurra (Coop88ordinator Incharge) alongside other esteemed staff members.

Sardar Randeep Singh Jauhar, President of the Governing Body and Managing Committee of Gurusi88 Nanak Khalsa Group of Institutions, extended heartfelt congratulations to the scholarship recipients, emphasizing the institution’s unwavering commitment to fostering excell88vence in education and holistic development.

The JAI Scholarship Distribution Function served as a testament to the collecSEXXXXX-VNtive efforts of institutions and organizations towards empowering deserving students and nurturing a brighter future for the community.

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Srinagar, June 5: Further enhancing its rising graph of accomplishments, Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology of Kashmir has secured ninth best agriculture institute rank in the country assessed undak168app.babyer the National Institutional Ranking Framework-2023 of Union Ministry ofak168app.club Education.

The ranking and results of the National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF)-2023 were announced by the Ministks168app.siteer of State for Education and External Affairs, Dr Rajkumar Ranjan Singh in New Delhi on Monday.

In the category of ‘Agriculture and Allied Sectors, ic88SKUAST-K is the fourth state agricultural university (SAU) which has figured among the top 10 farm institutions of the country along with IARI, NDRI, IVRI, and CIFE wiic88th a total score of 59.50. This recognition has further solidified the university’s upward trajectory of success placing it in the league of elite agriculic88tural institutions of the country.

The NIRF ranking is the third successive national-level achievement of the SKUAST-K after being declared the countic88ry’s 6th best stalr88te agricultural university by the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (lr88ICAR) and categorised as the ‘Band Excellent’ under Atal Innovation Ranking last year.

lr88Viclr88e Chancellor, SKUAST-K, Prof Nazir Ahmad Ganai, complimented the faculty, students, and non-teaching staff of the university for op88the tireless efforts they are making in achieving the highest standards in research, innovation and education, the reason for getting the top rank. Calling it the result of teamwork, he said, “This is the beginning of the new era and we aim to be si88among the top five agri-institutions of the country.”

SKUAST-K has taken a lead role in evolving a working model of NEP-2020 as 88vwell as projecting itself as a potential destination for higSEXXXXX-VNher education.  The improved ranking is a result of the improvement of academic standards and achievements of faculty and students at national and international levels.