05/06/2026
In compliance with the directives issued by the Government of India and the Ministry of Railways, Railway Higher Secondary School, Alipurduar Junction (RHSS/APDJ) undertook a series of initiatives over the past 15 days to observe and celebrate World Environment Day with the theme of environmental protection, sustainability and climate action.
Under the guidance and active supervision of the Principal of RHSS/APDJ and the Alipurduar Division Authorities, teachers and students participated enthusiastically in a range of activities designed to promote environmental awareness, sustainability practices, and community engagement.
Activities Conducted (Last 15 Days)
‘Ek Ped Maa ke Naam’ Plantation Drive
A flagship activity launched across the school campus and nearby neighborhoods.
Students, teachers, and school ambassadors planted saplings in designated green zones.
Each plant was dedicated in the spirit of Mother Nature (“Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam”) to raise long-term ecological consciousness.
Students pledged to care for the saplings throughout the year.
Seminar on Reduction of Plastic Use
A structured seminar was held to emphasize the critical need to reduce plastic pollution.
Interactive sessions encouraged students to share ideas for plastic alternatives.
The seminar integrated government guidelines on plastic usage reduction and showcased sustainable lifestyles.
Climate Change Awareness Seminar
Aligned with national climate priorities, this seminar focused on understanding climate change:
Causes and consequences of global warming were explained through demonstrations and presentations.
Teachers incorporated multimedia learning aids to make sessions engaging.
Students were encouraged to adopt climate-friendly practices such as energy conservation, water harvesting, and waste management.
Students and Teachers organized campaigns in and around the school to engage the public. Posters and short speeches educated residents about environmental hazards.
Pamphlets with tips for reducing plastic waste and conserving resources were distributed.
A lively rally was conducted within the Alipurduar Junction area:
Students and teachers carried banners, placards, and slogans advocating environmental protection.
Messages highlighted included “Say No to Single-Use Plastic”, “Plant More, Pollute Less” and “Green Earth, Clean Earth”.