It was 8.30 pm on clock. Occasion was Earth Hour Day. The worldwide campaign organized by WWF in partnership with other environmental groups across the world to spread awareness about saving energy to reduce our carbon footprint. We all must be aware of the fact that coal fired power plants are major source of our electricity which is also a chief source of green house gas CO2. On every last Saturday of March, a global campaign to switch off lights was started in which one hour there should be complete black out. Slowly, this campaign...
Saturday, 31 March 2012
EARTH HOUR organised @ RGSC: Another landmark added by Eco One
Posted on Saturday, March 31, 2012 by Young RGSC
Saturday, 24 March 2012
Eco One: The Journey till now...
Posted on Saturday, March 24, 2012 by Young RGSC

Eco One has completed 2 successful months of existence in BHU. It is now standing strong with 180+ students as its foundation. In its latest addition Padmashree Prof. Lalji Singh, Vice Chancellor of our University has accepted to be our ‘Patron’. We are very much excited and honoured. It is indeed my happiest moment when I got the confirmation on telephone.
To read profile of Prof. Lalji Singh, click here
Here I am sharing you my personal experience while starting Eco One in brief. Hope you will enjoy reading it.
It was second...
Thursday, 22 March 2012
Eco One Thursday Plantation Campaign
Posted on Thursday, March 22, 2012 by Young RGSC

In one of its latest initiatives, marking World Forest Day on 21st March Eco One started an unique initiative. 'Plant Trees Every Thursday'.
The first two trees of Peepal and Bargad were planted in front of New Boys Hostel by Eco One Hostel Ambassadors Ashutosh Mishra and Awanish Mishra and Eco One volunteers Vivek and Dhrup Nath. This initiative is seen as a long term effort of Eco One in making the campus not only clean but green too.
Take the responsibility and plant your tree. Let the next generation remember your name!
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Monday, 19 March 2012
NOTICE: OPEN DISCUSSION ON WASTE MANAGEMENT IN RGSC
Posted on Monday, March 19, 2012 by Young RGSC
As you all may be aware that ECO ONE and NSS is working on improving the waste management practices in RGSC and soon is going to propose a ‘Zero Waste’ plan for RGSC. In continuation of this, we are organizing an open discussion forum on waste management in hostels on the following agendas:
Waste management in campus
Installation of dustbins and compost pits
Efficient plan for restriction on polythene use in campus
Drains and sewage system
Community participation in waste management
Monitoring of waste management practices
All the students are...
Monday, 5 March 2012
Tips for Safe Holi
Posted on Monday, March 05, 2012 by Young RGSC

Holi and the chemicals
Source: Toxics Link Fact Sheet, Date: March , 2009 (http://enews.toxicslink.org/report-view.php?id=20)
Holi Holi which marks the harvest of Rabi crop and the arrival of springwas traditionally celebrated using natural coloured extracts from seasonal herbs. However, gradually these herbs were replaced by synthetic dyes ,some of which are toxic.This is because of the presence of mica,acids,alkalis, pieces of glass etc that are hazardous to huma Apart from inducing skin irritation and abrasion and these chemicals...
Saturday, 3 March 2012
A new beginning with NSS: The first step towards Zero Waste Project
Posted on Saturday, March 03, 2012 by Young RGSC
Today… it can be seen as a small beginning towards a bigger goal. Today... We started together with the volunteers of National Service Scheme the initiative to make the campus ‘Zero Waste’. The cleanliness drive was formally inaugurated by the Officer on Special Duty Prof. Ravi Pratap Singh by planting tree. Two trees were planted in name of NSS and Eco One. Both the trees were adopted by member of NSS and Eco One Munna Kesari, B.Com(H) I year and Prafull Chuadhari, M.Sc. (Tech.) I respectively.
OSD said, the problems of polythene...
Friday, 2 March 2012
A Brief Synopsis of ENVIRON 2012
Posted on Friday, March 02, 2012 by Young RGSC

The Environ was not just an event by Eco One but this was the first time that any formal event has been organized just to celebrate environment. The event was started by following the tradition of Banaras Hindu University showing respect to the founder father of BHU Pt. Madan Mohan Malviyaji by lighting lamps in front of his statue by the eminent faculty members of the campus namely Prof. Guru Prasad Singh (Member of Core Group RGSC and Mentor of Eco One), Prof. S. K. Swaine (Dean of Students of RGSC), Dr. Ashish Singh (Hostel Coordinator, RGSC)...
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