Cleanliness drive at NIT, Kurukshetra

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Kurukshetra, Updated At : 06:14 AM Oct 03, 2024 IST

The NSS units of NIT, Kurukshetra, organised a cleanliness activity under the ‘Swachhata Hi Seva’ abhiyan on Tuesday to educate and to promote civic sense among the student community. - File photo

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The NSS units of NIT, Kurukshetra, organised a cleanliness activity under the ‘Swachhata Hi Seva’ abhiyan on Tuesday to educate and to promote civic sense among the student community.

On the occasion, Dean Student Welfare Prof Dixit Garg briefed about the importance of cleanliness on the campus and said that ‘swachhta’ was essential to keep the nation happy and healthy.

“Cleanliness in ‘Swabhaav’ and ‘Sanskaar’ makes a person. We can achieve success in true sense if we have our outer and inner environment clean,” he said.

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