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Gandhijayanthi

On October 2nd, we observed Gandhi Jayanti by organizing a cleanliness drive in our college and its surroundings. Inspired by Mahatma Gandhi’s principles of cleanliness and service, we actively participated in cleaning the campus and nearby areas. It was a very memorable and meaningful day, reminding us of the importance of keeping our environment clean and living responsibly. The experience not only honored Gandhiji’s values but also encouraged us to contribute positively to society.





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