Archive · 28 Aug 2026
Students Tie Rakhis to Trees for Environmental Protection
Students and teachers at a college in Nagarkurnool celebrated Raksha Bandhan in a special way.
Instead of tying rakhis only to people, they tied them to trees.
A rakhi is a thread that represents care and protection.
The students promised to protect the trees on their campus.
The event was meant to teach people about caring for nature.
The National Green Corps, the college Eco Club and the Botany Department organised it.
This connected a cultural celebration with environmental awareness.
Students and faculty at Government Science Degree College in Nagarkurnool observed Raksha Bandhan.
They tied rakhis to trees on the college campus.
Participants pledged to protect the trees.
The programme aimed to spread awareness about environmental protection.
The National Green Corps, college Eco Club and Botany Department organised the programme.
- Who
- Students and faculty of Government Science Degree College, with the National Green Corps, the college Eco Club and the Department of Botany.
- What
- They observed Raksha Bandhan by tying rakhis to trees and pledging to protect them.
- When
- The articles do not specify when the programme took place.
- Where
- On the campus of Government Science Degree College in Nagarkurnool.
- Why
- To spread awareness about environmental protection.
- Event
- Raksha Bandhan observance
- Location
- Government Science Degree College campus, Nagarkurnool
- Participants
- Students and faculty
- Activity
- Tying rakhis to trees
- Pledge
- Participants pledged to protect the trees
- Organisers
- National Green Corps, college Eco Club and Department of Botany
- Purpose
- Environmental-protection awareness