Archive · 23 Sep 2026
Eluru College Distributes 100 Fruit-Bearing Saplings to Students
A college in Eluru gave students 100 young fruit trees.
The activity was organized through the Season of Creation programme and the STC Eco Club.
The trees included amla, guava, jackfruit, jamun, and custard apple.
The programme encouraged students to help protect the environment.
It also taught them about living sustainably.
Principal Dr Sr Sunila Rani Pudota asked students to plant the saplings near their homes.
She told them to water the plants regularly.
She also asked them to protect the trees so they could grow well.
St Theresa’s College for Women distributed 100 fruit-bearing saplings to Eco Club students.
The distribution was part of the Season of Creation programme and STC Eco Club environmental initiatives.
Saplings included Indian gooseberry, guava, jackfruit, jamun, and custard apple.
Principal Dr Sr Sunila Rani Pudota said the programme aimed to promote environmental responsibility and sustainable living.
Students were advised to plant, water, protect, and care for the saplings near their homes.
- Who
- St Theresa’s College for Women, its STC Eco Club students, and Principal Dr Sr Sunila Rani Pudota.
- What
- The college distributed 100 fruit-bearing saplings to Eco Club students.
- When
- The articles do not specify a date.
- Where
- St Theresa’s College for Women (Autonomous), Eluru.
- Why
- To build awareness and responsibility regarding environmental protection, sustainable living, and tree plantation.
- Saplings distributed
- 100
- Organizers
- Season of Creation programme and the STC Eco Club
- Recipients
- Eco Club students
- Sapling varieties
- Indian gooseberry (amla), guava, jackfruit, jamun, and custard apple
- Institution
- St Theresa’s College for Women (Autonomous), Eluru
- Care instructions
- Students were advised to plant the saplings near their homes, water them regularly, and protect them.