CUJ Organises Comprehensive Cleanliness, Healthcare and Environmental Sustainability Drive under Special Campaign 6

Ranchi: The Central University of Jharkhand (CUJ), Cheri-Manatu, Ranchi, organised a series of activities under Special Campaign 6 (SCDPM) on 28 October 2026, reaffirming its commitment to cleanliness, public health, environmental conservation and sustainable campus management. Conducted under the guidance of the Hon’ble Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Sarang Medhekar, the campaign brought together initiatives promoting a clean, green and healthy university environment.

The programme was coordinated by Dr. Hrishikesh Mahato, Dr. Subhash Baitha, Estate Officer; the Office of the Deputy Registrar; Yadvendra Yadav, Medical Centre; NSS Programme Officers; and the NSS Office, with the participation and cooperation of members of the university community.

Campus-Wide Swachhata Drive

A major component of the campaign was the Swachhata Drive, conducted across the university campus, covering academic buildings, administrative buildings, hostel premises and other institutional areas. Faculty members, non-teaching employees, research scholars and students participated in the cleanliness initiative, contributing to a cleaner and more hygienic campus.

The drive aimed to strengthen cleanliness practices, promote hygienic surroundings and encourage every member of the university community to take responsibility for maintaining public spaces. It reinforced the message that cleanliness is a continuous collective responsibility rather than a one-day activity.

Health Check-up Camp in Collaboration with Manipal Hospital

A Health Check-up Camp was organised at the Medical Health Centre, Administrative Building, in collaboration with Manipal Hospital, from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM. The camp witnessed the participation of more than 100 people, who availed health check-up services.

The initiative emphasised preventive healthcare, regular health monitoring and awareness about personal well-being. By facilitating access to health services within the university campus, the programme encouraged a proactive approach towards health and wellness among the university community.

Tree Plantation Drive for a Greener Campus

As part of the environmental sustainability initiatives under Special Campaign 6, a Tree Plantation Drive was also undertaken on the university campus. The activity highlighted the importance of increasing green cover, protecting the environment and fostering ecological awareness among students and employees.

The plantation initiative reinforced the University’s commitment to environmental conservation and the development of a greener, healthier and more sustainable campus.

E-Waste Collection at the Purchase Department

An E-Waste Collection Drive was conducted at the Purchase Department of the Central University of Jharkhand as part of Special Campaign 6. The initiative aimed to promote responsible management of electronic waste and encourage environmentally conscious practices within the University.

The activity highlighted the importance of the proper collection and responsible disposal of discarded electronic items to minimise environmental impact. It also reinforced the need for sustainable waste management practices and greater awareness about electronic waste within institutional settings.

‘Best out of Waste’ Activity by the Korean Department

Adding a creative and educational dimension to the campaign, the Korean Department organised a ‘Best out of Waste’ activity, demonstrating how discarded materials can be creatively reused and transformed into useful or decorative items.

The activity promoted the principles of reuse, resource conservation and waste minimisation while encouraging creativity and environmental responsibility among students. It conveyed the message that materials often considered waste can be given a new purpose through innovative thinking and sustainable practices.

Collective Commitment to a Clean and Sustainable University

The activities organised under Special Campaign 6 reflected a comprehensive approach towards cleanliness, healthcare and environmental sustainability. By integrating campus cleaning, health check-ups, tree plantation, e-waste collection and creative waste reuse, the University promoted practical measures for building a cleaner, healthier and more environmentally conscious institutional community.

The campaign also reinforced the role of the National Service Scheme (NSS) in encouraging civic responsibility, community participation and socially relevant activities among students and employees.

The Central University of Jharkhand remains committed to fostering a culture of cleanliness, preventive healthcare and environmental stewardship. The initiatives undertaken on 28 October 2026 reaffirmed the importance of collective action and sustainable institutional practices in building a cleaner, greener and healthier university campus.