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Advancing environmental stewardship through campus-based composting and student engagement.

The Green Club of Thakur Ramnarayan College of Arts & Commerce (TRCAC) inaugurated a composting initiative to promote sustainable waste management and environmental awareness among students and staff. The event marked the launch of a composting tumbler system on campus, designed to convert organic waste into nutrient-rich compost, encouraging practical sustainability practices within the college community. The inauguration aimed to engage students in eco-friendly activities and deepen their understanding of resource recycling and environmental stewardship.(Event Date: 30th January 2026)

Advancing environmental stewardship through campus-based composting and student engagement.
Advancing environmental stewardship through campus-based composting and student engagement.
Advancing environmental stewardship through campus-based composting and student engagement.
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Rethink. Reduce. Reuse. Rebuild Tomorrow.

The Green Club of Thakur Ramnarayan College of Arts & Commerce organised an insightful Seminar on Sustainable Living & Waste Management conducted by Ms. Ekta Thaker, Founder of पुनः अर्थ. The session highlighted household-level waste management, alternatives to plastic, women waste management and the 14 R’s of sustainability. With enthusiastic participation from students, the seminar encouraged practical eco-friendly habits and inspired a conscious move towards a zero-waste lifestyle.( Event Date : 4th December 2025)

Nurture a sapling today for a better tomorrow.

The Green Club of Thakur Ramnarayan College of Arts & Commerce successfully conducted the Campus Garden Educational Tour during the EVS slots. The initiative aimed to promote environmental awareness and enhance campus greenery. Students and faculty actively participated by planting a variety of saplings across the campus. The hands-on activity helped participants understand the importance of sustainable living, ecological balance, and caring for nature. Through this plantation drive, the college reinforced its commitment to maintaining a clean, green, and eco-friendly campus, inspiring students to contribute positively to the environment. (Event Date: 24th to 29th November)

Nurture a sapling today for a better tomorrow.
Nurture a sapling today for a better tomorrow.
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Rooting for a Greener Tomorrow.

The Green Club of Thakur Ramnarayan College of Arts and Commerce is set to organize the Green Plantation Drive 2025–2026. This initiative aims to encourage environmental awareness, promote greenery, and enhance the natural beauty of the college campus. Students and faculty members will actively participate in planting a variety of saplings in and around the campus, fostering a spirit of responsibility towards nature and sustainable living. The event also seeks to highlight the importance of trees in maintaining ecological balance and combating environmental challenges. Through this drive, the college reaffirms its commitment to building a cleaner, greener, and healthier environment. Such initiatives not only beautify the surroundings but also inspire the youth to take meaningful steps toward protecting the planet. (Event Date: 7th and 8th November 2025)

Mega Beach Cleanup at Velankanni Beach: Waves of Change

The Green Club of Thakur Ramnarayan College of Arts & Commerce organized a meaningful Mega Beach Cleanup at Velankanni Beach, where students actively participated in clearing litter and restoring the natural beauty of the coastline. The drive helped them understand the impact of marine pollution, the importance of conservation, and the value of collective action in protecting coastal ecosystems. With limited spots available, the cleanup became a memorable and impactful experience that inspired students to become responsible caretakers of the environment.(Event Date : 20th October 2025)

Mega Beach Cleanup at Velankanni Beach: Waves of Change
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JC - Plastic Reboot: Recycling for a Greener World

The Green Club of the Junior College successfully organized a workshop titled “Plastic Reboot: Recycling for a Greener World.” The session featured Mr. Neelkanth Aiyyar as the guest speaker, who shared valuable insights and practical strategies for promoting sustainability and responsible plastic management. He emphasized the significance of recycling in reducing environmental pollution and conserving natural resources. The workshop created awareness about the long-term impact of plastic waste and encouraged students to adopt eco-friendly habits in their daily lives. Engaging and thought-provoking, the session inspired participants to take small yet meaningful steps toward environmental conservation and building a greener future. (Event Date: 5th August 2025)

TRCAC Green Club’s Plantation Drive – Growing a Greener Tomorrow

The Green Club of Thakur Ramnarayan College of Arts & Commerce (TRCAC) organized a Plantation Drive within the college premises to promote environmental sustainability. Under the guidance of gardener Mr. Sanjay, students and faculty members learned proper planting techniques, including soil preparation, correct placement of saplings, and adequate watering methods. Participants enthusiastically planted saplings and actively contributed to enhancing the green cover of the campus. The initiative fostered environmental awareness and encouraged collective responsibility toward nature. The activity served as a meaningful reminder that nurturing even a small plant today helps build a greener and healthier tomorrow. (Event Date: 30th September 2025)

TRCAC Green Club’s Plantation Drive – Growing a Greener Tomorrow
TRCAC Green Club’s Plantation Drive – Growing a Greener Tomorrow
TRCAC Green Club’s Plantation Drive – Growing a Greener Tomorrow
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Into the Wild: A Nature Trail to Tungareshwar

The Green Club of Thakur Ramnarayan College of Arts & Commerce organized an enriching Nature Trail to Tungareshwar Wildlife Sanctuary. Students had the opportunity to explore the sanctuary’s diverse flora and fauna, gaining a deeper understanding of biodiversity and the importance of conservation. The trail provided a peaceful escape into nature and a chance to observe wildlife in their natural habitat. With only 60 spots available, it was a truly exclusive and memorable experience. This initiative helped foster environmental awareness and encouraged students to become responsible stewards of nature. A walk to remember. (Event Date: 26th September 2025)

Green Club’s Nature Walk for Faculties: Exploring Yeoor Hills & Chirma Devi Waterfall

the Green Club organised a refreshing Nature Walk to Yeoor Hills and Chirma Devi Waterfall, Thane. The event offered faculty members a perfect blend of adventure and learning as they explored the lush green trails, observed diverse flora and fauna, and understood the importance of urban biodiversity. Adding to the experience, they actively participated in a plantation drive, planting native saplings to contribute towards environmental conservation. The group also discussed the significance of forests, watershed health, and responsible eco-tourism, making the walk not just recreational but deeply insightful.(Event date : 5th September 2025)

Green Club’s Nature Walk for Faculties: Exploring Yeoor Hills & Chirma Devi Waterfall
Green Club’s Nature Walk for Faculties: Exploring Yeoor Hills & Chirma Devi Waterfall
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From Trash to Treasure: Velankanni Beach Revived!

On the occasion of Mangroves Ecosystem Conservation Day, the Green Club of Thakur Ramnarayan College of Arts and Commerce, in collaboration with NSS and Oceanowe Foundation, organized a Mega Beach Clean-Up Drive at Velankanni Beach. Over 100 enthusiastic participants, including students and faculty members, united with a shared mission to protect nature and highlight the significance of mangrove ecosystems. Volunteers collected large quantities of plastic waste, bottles, wrappers, and other pollutants, creating a visible impact within hours. Faculty members appreciated the student-led initiative and emphasized the importance of sustained environmental action beyond one-day campaigns. (Event Date: 27th July 2025)

Say No to Plastic, Say Yes to a Greener Future

The Green Club of TRCAC successfully organized the Plastic Minimalism Project to raise awareness among students and staff about the harmful effects of plastic and to promote eco-friendly alternatives. The initiative encouraged sustainable practices and active student participation through engaging activities such as Poster Making Competition, Plastic Audit, Paper Bag Making Workshop, Debate Competition, and the Zero Plastic Challenge. The project went beyond awareness by inspiring practical action and collective responsibility. Through creativity, collaboration, and commitment, the campaign fostered environmental consciousness and motivated the college community to adopt sustainable habits, making it a meaningful step toward a cleaner and greener future. (Event Date: 11th to 25th July 2025)

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Say No to Plastic, Say Yes to a Greener Future
Say No to Plastic, Say Yes to a Greener Future
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Recycle Today for a Greener Tomorrow!

The TRCAC Nature Club organized a successful E-Waste Collection Drive at Thakur Ramnarayan College of Law to promote environmental sustainability and responsible waste disposal. With the active participation of 12 individuals, including students and faculty members, the drive created awareness about the harmful effects of electronic waste and emphasized the importance of recycling to reduce pollution. Participants responsibly submitted old electronic items, which were handed over to certified recycling agencies for safe processing. This initiative ensured proper e-waste disposal while fostering environmental consciousness and encouraging the college community to adopt eco-friendly practices in their daily lives. (Event Date: 20th to 22nd February 2025)

Clean Today, Green Tomorrow!

The Nature Club organized a Poster Making Competition in the Seminar Hall from 11:00 am to 12:00 pm, with 51 participants, including 50 students and one faculty member. The theme, “Swachhata Hi Seva,” inspired students to creatively highlight the importance of cleanliness, hygiene, and environmental sustainability. Participants expressed ideas on waste management, plastic reduction, and community involvement in sanitation efforts through impactful artwork. The event showcased artistic talent while fostering responsibility toward maintaining a clean and green campus. It also supported the mission of the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan by encouraging active participation in cleanliness drives and spreading awareness about hygiene and sanitation. (Event Date: 21st January 2025)

Clean Today, Green Tomorrow!
Clean Today, Green Tomorrow!
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Turning Trash into Treasure!

the Nature Club successfully organized the “Best out of Waste” event on the college campus from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from 104 individuals, including 100 students and 4 faculty members. The program was conducted as an internal campus activity without inviting any external chief guest. The primary objective of the event was to promote creativity, environmental sustainability, and resourcefulness by encouraging participants to transform discarded or unused materials into useful and innovative products. The initiative aimed to reduce waste, conserve natural resources, and foster an eco-friendly mindset within the campus community. Participants showcased remarkable innovation by repurposing waste materials into unique and functional creations. The event not only highlighted the importance of recycling and upcycling but also helped raise awareness about responsible waste management practices. Overall, the program was a great success, inspiring participants to recognize the hidden potential in waste materials and to adopt more sustainable habits in their daily lives. (Event date: 15th January 2025)

Empowering Sustainability, One Step at a Time.

The Nature Club successfully conducted the Green Audit on the college campus on 29th November 2024, from 9:30 AM to 3:00 PM. The audit focused on evaluating our campus's environmental performance, including resource usage, waste management, energy efficiency, water conservation, and overall sustainability practices. The event provided valuable insights into areas for improvement and highlighted eco-friendly strategies to enhance our environmental efforts. We thank all participants and faculty members for their active involvement in this important initiative towards fostering a more sustainable campus.

Empowering Sustainability, One Step at a Time.
Empowering Sustainability, One Step at a Time.
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Teachers Trail

The Teachers' Trail at BNHS Goregaon East, held on 13-10-2024, focused on enhancing educators' understanding of environmental conservation and biodiversity. The primary objective was to equip teachers with the tools and knowledge needed to inspire students about the importance of protecting natural ecosystems. Through hands-on activities and guided nature walks, teachers learned how to integrate environmental education into their curricula. The expected outcomes included improved teaching strategies to foster environmental awareness among students, the development of innovative lesson plans centered on local biodiversity, and the establishment of a network of educators committed to sustainability. Ultimately, this initiative aimed to cultivate a generation of environmentally conscious individuals who appreciate and actively contribute to conservation efforts.

Recycle Today for a Greener Tomorrow: Responsible E-Waste Disposal for a Sustainable Future

On 3rd December 2024, the Nature Club organized an E-Waste Collection Drive in collaboration with 'The Recycling Company, Thereco,' at Room No. 803 on the TRCAC campus to raise awareness about the environmental impact of electronic waste and encourage responsible disposal practices. The drive aimed to collect and recycle discarded electronic devices such as mobile phones, laptops, and other gadgets, preventing harmful substances like lead, mercury, and cadmium from polluting the environment. It also emphasized the importance of repair, reuse, and recycling to reduce electronic waste. The event contributed to a cleaner campus, promoted sustainable waste management, and fostered environmental consciousness among students, faculty, and the community.

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Recycle Today for a Greener Tomorrow: Responsible E-Waste Disposal for a Sustainable Future
Recycle Today for a Greener Tomorrow: Responsible E-Waste Disposal for a Sustainable Future
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Shaping a Cleaner Future: Beach Cleanup Drive

The Beach Cleanup Drive organized by Thakur Ramnarayan College of Arts & Commerce on 2nd October, 2024, at Velankanni Beach in Mira Road was a resounding success. In collaboration with Ocean Owe Mira-Bhayander Mahanagarpalika, Maharashtra Van Vibhag, and Mangroves Foundation, the event focused on preserving the beach's natural beauty and ensuring its safety for wildlife and visitors. With 32 participants, including 30 students and 2 faculty members from the college's Nature Club, the volunteers made a significant impact by collecting litter, debris, and plastic waste, reinforcing the college's dedication to environmental conservation and sustainability.

JC - Beach Cleanup Drive

The Nature Club of Thakur Ramnarayan College of Arts and Commerce organized beach Cleanup drive in collaboration with NSS on occasion of International Coastal cleanup Day at velankani beach mira road.(Event Date: 21st September 2024)

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JC - Beach Cleanup Drive
JC - Beach Cleanup Drive
JC - Beach Cleanup Drive
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International Coastal Cleanup Day

On 21st September 2024, students participated in International Coastal Cleanup Day at Rajodi Beach, a valuable initiative aimed at promoting environmental conservation. The main goals were to raise awareness about responsible waste management and the harmful impacts of marine pollution, particularly plastic pollution. As students actively contributed to cleaning the beach, they also recorded data on the types of litter collected, supporting global research on ocean pollution. This hands-on experience not only fostered environmental stewardship and teamwork but also provided valuable skills in data collection, encouraging students to adopt sustainable lifestyles and consider careers in sustainability and conservation.

JC - Skit performance on plastic minimalism

The Nature Club of Thakur Ramnarayan College of Arts and Commerce organized Skit performance on Plastic minimalism in college. Students performed a skit on Plastic minimalism and spread awareness amongst students not to use single use plastic. (Event Date: 20th september 2024)

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JC - Skit performance on plastic minimalism
JC - Skit performance on plastic minimalism
JC - Skit performance on plastic minimalism
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Seminar on E-waste Management

TRCAC Nature Club has organised an informative seminar in collaboration with therco, a leading company in recycling solution on E-waste management. Speaker : Ms.Ashwini Jadhav Event date: 19th September 2024

Turning Trash into Treasure: MoU Signed for E-Waste Collection Campaign

On 19th September, Thakur Ramnarayan College of Arts and Commerce signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Treco Threco - The Recycling Company to launch an E-Waste Collection Campaign. This partnership aims to establish a comprehensive framework for the responsible management of electronic waste. The campaign focuses on raising public awareness about the importance of e-waste recycling, setting up convenient collection points, and promoting sustainable disposal practices. The expected outcomes include a significant increase in e-waste collection, a reduction in the environmental impact of improper disposal, and enhanced collaboration between the college and Treco Threco. Ultimately, the initiative strives to foster a culture of sustainability and environmental responsibility within the community.

Turning Trash into Treasure: MoU Signed for E-Waste Collection Campaign
Turning Trash into Treasure: MoU Signed for E-Waste Collection Campaign
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Nature Walk to National Park

Thakur Ramnarayan College of Arts and Commerce Nature Club embarked on a nature walk on 30th August, 2024 that would leave an indelible mark on their hearts. As they ventured into the heart of a national park, the world transformed into a living, breathing canvas. Their guide, a seasoned naturalist, was more than just a teacher; he was a storyteller, weaving tales of the park's inhabitants with a passion that was contagious. The students' eyes widened as they spotted a majestic stag, its antlers glistening in the sunlight. A symphony of bird calls filled the air, each note a unique masterpiece.The botanical park was a sensory overload. Towering trees seemed to touch the sky, their leaves whispering secrets in the gentle breeze. Vibrant flowers painted the landscape in hues that defied imagination. The students learned not just about the names of plants, but also their stories – their medicinal properties, their cultural significance, and their role in the delicate balance of nature. As the day drew to a close, the students returned to their homes, their hearts brimming with gratitude and their minds filled with memories. Their journey had been more than just a field trip; it had been a transformative experience that would inspire them to become guardians of the planet.

JC - Nature Club (Nature Conservation Skit)

The Nature Club and the CEEP Committee of Thakur Ramnarayan College of Arts and Commerce organized Nature Conservation skit at the Ashok Van Housing Society Dahisar East. Students performed a skit on topics related to Nature Conservation. (Event Date: 23rd August 2024)

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JC - Nature Club (Nature Conservation Skit)
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Nature's Club - Plastic Minimalism Project for a Green Campus

The Plastic Minimalism Project for a Green Campus, initiated by the Nature's Club of Thakur Ramnarayan College of Arts and Commerce, commenced on July 12th 2024 and concluded on July 19th. 2024This proactive initiative aimed to reduce plastic usage across the campus, emphasizing sustainable practices and environmental consciousness among students and staff. Through various activities and awareness campaigns, the project sought to promote a cleaner and greener campus environment. Participants engaged in efforts to minimize plastic waste, encouraging the adoption of eco-friendly alternatives and fostering a culture of responsible consumption.

Nature's Club - VAN MAHOSTAV DAY

On July 6th, 2024, a heartfelt tree plantation drive was orchestrated at the Citizen Welfare Association Old Age Home to commemorate Van Mahotsav Day. Students joyously visited the home, fostering meaningful connections with the esteemed senior citizens. Beyond the act of planting saplings, this initiative promises manifold benefits: the trees will not only adorn the surroundings but also provide invaluable shade, mitigate pollution, and elevate the overall air quality, thereby fostering a healthier environment for the residents. Furthermore, the infusion of greenery is anticipated to nurture mental well-being, imparting a profound sense of serenity and tranquility that promises to significantly enrich the lives of our beloved elderly residents.

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Nature's Club - VAN MAHOSTAV DAY
Nature's Club - VAN MAHOSTAV DAY
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NATURE CLUB - "Wildlife Conservation Week Celebration "

On October 3, 2023, Wildlife Conservation Week was held in collaboration with Wildlife SOS, focusing on raising awareness and fostering engagement in wildlife protection. The event featured a range of informative sessions and interactive activities designed to highlight the critical issues facing wildlife and the efforts of Wildlife SOS in conservation. Attendees gained insights into the organization’s initiatives and learned how they can contribute to safeguarding endangered species and their habitats. This collaboration underscored the importance of collective action in wildlife preservation and inspired participants to support ongoing conservation efforts.

NATURE CLUB - " BEACH CLEAN UP DRIVE"

On September 16, 2023, the Nature Club hosted a successful Beach Clean Up Drive at Uttan Beach, Mira Road, in honor of International Coastal Clean Up Day. The event brought together passionate volunteers dedicated to preserving the natural beauty of their local coastline. Armed with gloves, trash bags, and a strong sense of community spirit, participants meticulously collected litter and debris, making significant strides toward a cleaner, healthier beach environment. Their collective effort not only contributed to the immediate cleanliness of Uttan Beach but also raised awareness about the importance of protecting our coastal ecosystems for future generations.

NATURE CLUB - " BEACH CLEAN UP DRIVE"
NATURE CLUB - " BEACH CLEAN UP DRIVE"
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NATURE CLUB - "Govardhan Eco Village Field Visit "

On September 15, 2023, a field visit was organized for students to the Govardhan Eco Village, with transportation provided by two buses. Upon arrival, students received an overview of the various activities at the venue. The visit began with a tour of the Pyrolysis plant, where students learned about the process of recycling waste food. The itinerary continued with visits to the Gaushala, Temple, and green fields of organic farming. Students also explored candle making, perfume making, and, notably, the Solar plant, gaining valuable insights into the significance of green energy and sustainable practices.

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