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My Earth My Duty

On 25th August our college organized a small Tree Plantation and inauguration of Prakriti the eco-club of RBC College. On the occasion the Principal of the college could not be present due to some unforeseen reasons. But Vice-Principal Sir planted the first sapling to start the event. Then PB sir, BB sir and other faculty members planted saplings. Ayan da our climate champ and our Special Guest also planted the sapling. Principal Sir planted the sapling on 26th. Then the VP Sir inaugurated Prakriti. BB Sir gave his speech regarding joining and asked me to take the helm of affairs in my hand. Then I gave my speech and politely refused to take charge of the Eco-Club rather I will become the Secretary and my Friend Suraj will be the Vice-President. Then Ayan da gave his speech which was great as usual. Many of my friends were motivated to join eco club after that. Then Suraj gave his speech which was very official like. Then we took the names of the student and staff members. We got around 20 names from Staff members and more than 50 names from students. Thank you all for the support. I also thank NSS and all my friends from Economics dept. without them this time also we could have failed like our seniors. And sorry for those food packets which you all should have got.
So we have begun today the green journey but we need now to take this journey forward fast and swiftly.
Bye
Be Green
Abhishek Acharyya
International Climate Champion 2010

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