Monday, December 21, 2015

Dinesh Kamath's news 'ITM Business School celebrates Green Christmas and New Year with a resolution to go green in 2016' that was published in Newsband

ITM Business School celebrates Green Christmas and New Year with a resolution to go green in 2016
By Dinesh Kamath


NAVI MUMBAI: The Eco club of ITM Business School organized Green Christmas and New Year celebration at Powai Galleria to reach out to people to spread the message of Green Earth. The event organized by ITM Group in association with Meluha, The Fern Ecotel witnessed different performances by students like flash mob, mime and dance to promote Green environment.
The performances were eye openers to realise the greater impact of human activities on Environment. The human choice and action contribute to well being or detoriation of the planet. As the year ends student insisted that everyone take a resolution to contribute to green earth. The performances highlighted several issues that impact the environment and the high need for taking action. Each year over 63,000 sq miles of forest are destroyed. The mime highlighted the Universal truth “Man is from environment” and human beings should have the same commitment towards environment.
 “Through such events the Eco Club of ITM is able to create an impact on a large audience and successfully spread the relevant message of festival celebrations in a greener way  in order to benefit our entire eco system”, Prof. Prachi Gupta, Convenor of Eco Club , ITM Business School.
ITM Business School, Kharghar, launched Eco Club on its campus in September 2013, with the aim of imbibing greener practices among Management students who will be the future managers in the Corporate world, so that the dream of 'sustainable development' becomes a reality
 “While most people are aware that going green is good for the Earth, they may not fully understand the extent of its impact. Going green has several positive side effects for the environment that contribute to cleaner water and air, preserve natural resources and reduce the impact of global warming. Initiatives like this will help people to understand various environmental concerns facing in our country today,” said Bhavik Sachdev, President Eco club, ITM Business School.

The students performed on different songs like Jai Ho, Rang de Basanti and ended with Jingle bells. There were interesting games for kids and elders as a part of celebration. The Green Santas distributed gift and prizes to visitors and participants. The students also made sure that everyone gathered there takes a resolution to go green in 2016.

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