Archive · 12 Sep 2026
Begumpet College Promotes Eco-Friendly Ganesh Idol Making Celebrations
A college in Begumpet held a special event about making eco-friendly Ganesha idols.
The event was organised by the botany department and Eco-Club with the Telangana Pollution Control Board.
Students took part in a clay idol-making competition.
They were encouraged to celebrate festivals without harming nature.
The college principal spoke about reducing pollution and protecting water bodies.
Staff and students received clay Ganesha idols.
Teachers asked students to share the message with their families and communities.
The event showed how small actions can help protect the environment.
The botany department and Eco-Club held an eco-friendly Ganesha-making competition at Begumpet college.
The event was organised with the Telangana Pollution Control Board on Friday.
Principal Prof. K. Padmavathi urged students to use clay idols and protect water bodies.
Students displayed creativity and commitment to sustainable festival practices.
The Telangana Pollution Control Board distributed eco-friendly clay Ganesha idols to staff and students.
- Who
- The Government Degree College for Women, Begumpet, its students and staff, and the Telangana Pollution Control Board organised the programme.
- What
- An eco-friendly Ganesha-making competition and clay idol distribution programme was held.
- When
- The programme took place on Friday.
- Where
- The event was held on the premises of the Government Degree College for Women, Begumpet, in Hyderabad.
- Why
- It promoted environmentally responsible celebrations, reduced pollution, and encouraged protection of water bodies.
- Event
- “Clay to Celebration, Eco-Friendly Ganesha Making Competition and Idol Distribution”
- Organisers
- The college’s botany department and Eco-Club, in collaboration with the Telangana Pollution Control Board
- Location
- Government Degree College for Women, Begumpet, Hyderabad
- Participants
- Students, faculty members, staff, and college officials
- Activity
- Students competed in making clay Ganesha idols
- Distribution
- Eco-friendly clay Ganesha idols were given to staff and students
- Message
- “Green and Responsible Celebrations”