Patna Press
  • Home
  • Patna
  • Bihar
  • Politics
  • Campus Buzz
  • Crime
  • Nation
  • World
  • Infra
  • Business
  • Lifestyle
  • Opinion
  • About us
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Patna
  • Bihar
  • Politics
  • Campus Buzz
  • Crime
  • Nation
  • World
  • Infra
  • Business
  • Lifestyle
  • Opinion
  • About us
No Result
View All Result
Patna Press
No Result
View All Result
Home Education

Patna Women’s College Begins Season of Creation 2025 with Eco Event

Staff Reporter by Staff Reporter
September 8, 2025
in Education, Patna
Reading Time: 1 min read
Patna Women’s College Begins Season of Creation 2025 with Eco Event
0
SHARES
28
VIEWS
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter

Patna: Patna Women’s College started the Season of Creation 2025 on 8 September with its first programme, “Nature’s Corner Evaluation.” The event was organised by the Srishti Environment Club and the Department of Geography. The Season of Creation is observed every year from 1 September to 4 October across the world, and this year’s theme is “Peace with Creation.” The theme highlights the idea that true peace will come when the environment is protected and justice is ensured.

Dr Amrita Chowdhury, Head of the Department of Geography, addressed the gathering and encouraged students to make small but meaningful efforts for sustainability. She reminded everyone that even small actions, if done regularly, can create eco-friendly spaces and make a big difference in protecting the environment. Her words motivated students to take part actively in building a greener future.

The Nature’s Corner competition saw participation from many departments of the college. The Department of Fashion Designing won the Best Nature’s Corner Award. The Department of Social Work secured the second position, while the Department of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning received the third prize. The Department of Geography, which hosted the programme, received a consolation prize. In all, around 250 students, including class representatives and members of the Srishti Environment Club, took part enthusiastically.

The event concluded with the launch of the third cycle of the Nature’s Corner initiative, which encourages students to maintain eco-friendly spaces in the college campus. The programme was coordinated by Ms Meenakshi Mishra, Assistant Professor in the Department of Geography and coordinator of the Srishti Environment Club. Teachers and students together reaffirmed their commitment to ecological awareness, sustainable practices, and spreading the message of living in peace with nature.

Tags: EnvironmentAwarenessPatnaWomensCollegeSeasonOfCreationStudentActivities

Related Posts

Bihar Board Introduces Mobile App to Monitor Matric and Intermediate Exams
Bihar

Bihar Considers Brain Mapping in Government Schools to Guide Students’ Career Choices

August 31, 2026
Bihar Teachers’ HRA Rules Changed: Affidavit Now Mandatory for Housing Allowance, New Rates Announced
Bihar

Bihar Teachers’ HRA Rules Changed: Affidavit Now Mandatory for Housing Allowance, New Rates Announced

August 31, 2026
Bihar’s challenge in retaining students after Class 5
Bihar

28% of Bihar Students Leave School After Class 5, 9% Drop Out Completely: Report

August 31, 2026
Next Post
Bihar's Pink Bus Service Wins National Recognition With Skoch Award 2026

Bihar Rolls Out 80 Pink Buses to Give Women Safer and More Comfortable Travel

Man Posing as Fake IPS Officer Arrested in Patna for Cheating Government Staff

Man Posing as Fake IPS Officer Arrested in Patna for Cheating Government Staff

Women Caught Smuggling Brown Sugar as Bihar Police Expose Drug Network

Women Caught Smuggling Brown Sugar as Bihar Police Expose Drug Network

Instagram

Bihar-Jharkhand Resolve 26-Year Son River Water Dispute, Agreement Expected to Boost Irrigation

Bihar-Jharkhand Resolve 26-Year Sone River Water Dispute, Agreement Expected to Boost Irrigation

by Deepak Tiwari
August 31, 2026
0

Bihar and Jharkhand have reached an agreement to resolve their 26-year-old dispute over the sharing of Sone River water, with...

Bihar Judicial Officers May Retire at 62 Instead of 60 as Patna High Court Moves Proposal Forward

Bihar Judicial Officers May Retire at 62 Instead of 60 as Patna High Court Moves Proposal Forward

by Deepak Tiwari
August 31, 2026
0

The Patna High Court has formally initiated the process to raise the retirement age of judicial officers in Bihar’s district...

Bihar Board Introduces Mobile App to Monitor Matric and Intermediate Exams

Bihar Considers Brain Mapping in Government Schools to Guide Students’ Career Choices

by Staff Reporter
August 31, 2026
0

Bihar’s Education Department is considering the introduction of brain mapping for students in government schools as part of a proposed...

IIM Bodh Gaya marks its Foundation Day with the launch of its Executive PhD Programme and the welcome of the sixth IPM batch on August 31, 2026.

IIM Bodh Gaya Launches Executive PhD Programme, Welcomes Sixth IPM Batch

by Staff Reporter
August 31, 2026
0

IIM Bodh Gaya marked 11 years since its establishment with the launch of its first Executive PhD Programme, the induction...

Bihar-Jharkhand Resolve 26-Year Son River Water Dispute, Agreement Expected to Boost Irrigation
Bihar

Bihar-Jharkhand Resolve 26-Year Sone River Water Dispute, Agreement Expected to Boost Irrigation

by Deepak Tiwari
August 31, 2026
0

Bihar and Jharkhand have reached an agreement to resolve their 26-year-old dispute over the sharing of Sone River water, with...

Read moreDetails
Bihar Judicial Officers May Retire at 62 Instead of 60 as Patna High Court Moves Proposal Forward

Bihar Judicial Officers May Retire at 62 Instead of 60 as Patna High Court Moves Proposal Forward

August 31, 2026
Bihar Board Introduces Mobile App to Monitor Matric and Intermediate Exams

Bihar Considers Brain Mapping in Government Schools to Guide Students’ Career Choices

August 31, 2026
IIM Bodh Gaya marks its Foundation Day with the launch of its Executive PhD Programme and the welcome of the sixth IPM batch on August 31, 2026.

IIM Bodh Gaya Launches Executive PhD Programme, Welcomes Sixth IPM Batch

August 31, 2026
Bihar Teachers’ HRA Rules Changed: Affidavit Now Mandatory for Housing Allowance, New Rates Announced

Bihar Teachers’ HRA Rules Changed: Affidavit Now Mandatory for Housing Allowance, New Rates Announced

August 31, 2026

Recent Posts

  • Bihar-Jharkhand Resolve 26-Year Sone River Water Dispute, Agreement Expected to Boost Irrigation
  • Bihar Judicial Officers May Retire at 62 Instead of 60 as Patna High Court Moves Proposal Forward
  • Bihar Considers Brain Mapping in Government Schools to Guide Students’ Career Choices
  • IIM Bodh Gaya Launches Executive PhD Programme, Welcomes Sixth IPM Batch
  • Bihar Teachers’ HRA Rules Changed: Affidavit Now Mandatory for Housing Allowance, New Rates Announced
Bihar-Jharkhand Resolve 26-Year Son River Water Dispute, Agreement Expected to Boost Irrigation

Bihar-Jharkhand Resolve 26-Year Sone River Water Dispute, Agreement Expected to Boost Irrigation

by Deepak Tiwari
August 31, 2026
0

Bihar and Jharkhand have reached an agreement to resolve their 26-year-old dispute over the sharing of Sone River water, with...

Bihar Judicial Officers May Retire at 62 Instead of 60 as Patna High Court Moves Proposal Forward

Bihar Judicial Officers May Retire at 62 Instead of 60 as Patna High Court Moves Proposal Forward

by Deepak Tiwari
August 31, 2026
0

The Patna High Court has formally initiated the process to raise the retirement age of judicial officers in Bihar’s district...

Bihar Board Introduces Mobile App to Monitor Matric and Intermediate Exams

Bihar Considers Brain Mapping in Government Schools to Guide Students’ Career Choices

by Staff Reporter
August 31, 2026
0

Bihar’s Education Department is considering the introduction of brain mapping for students in government schools as part of a proposed...

IIM Bodh Gaya marks its Foundation Day with the launch of its Executive PhD Programme and the welcome of the sixth IPM batch on August 31, 2026.

IIM Bodh Gaya Launches Executive PhD Programme, Welcomes Sixth IPM Batch

by Staff Reporter
August 31, 2026
0

IIM Bodh Gaya marked 11 years since its establishment with the launch of its first Executive PhD Programme, the induction...

Recent News

  • Bihar-Jharkhand Resolve 26-Year Sone River Water Dispute, Agreement Expected to Boost Irrigation
  • Bihar Judicial Officers May Retire at 62 Instead of 60 as Patna High Court Moves Proposal Forward
  • Bihar Considers Brain Mapping in Government Schools to Guide Students’ Career Choices
  • Home
  • Patna
  • Bihar
  • Politics
  • Campus Buzz
  • Crime
  • Nation
  • World
  • Infra
  • Business
  • Lifestyle
  • Opinion
  • About us

© 2026 PatnaPress.com

No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Patna
  • Bihar
  • Politics
  • Campus Buzz
  • Crime
  • Nation
  • World
  • Infra
  • Business
  • Lifestyle
  • Opinion
  • About us

© 2026 PatnaPress.com