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National Pollution Control Day is observed on 2nd December in India every year. This day commemorates the tragic incident of the Bhopal Gas Tragedy in 1984, to raise awareness about the importance of controlling and preventing pollution. It serves as a reminder of the devastating consequences of industrial accidents and the need for stringent measures to protect the environment and public health. Various activities and events are organized on this day to promote pollution control measures and sustainable practices.

Students from the Environmental Cell, Department of Biotechnology PACE along with Laila Jaseela A, the faculty in charge Social Connect and Responsibility in coordination with Environmental Cell PACE, planted trees in the campus, as a symbolic gesture towards environmental conservation. It was followed by interaction with the team discussing the cause, impacts of Bhopal Gas tragedy, and insights on ways to protect the environment, highlighting the significance of pollution control measures. These initiatives contribute to fostering a sense of responsibility and commitment towards safeguarding our surroundings.