The Department of Languages, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, successfully organised an outreach visit to Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar School on 29 April 2026. The initiative aimed at spreading awareness about health, nutrition, hygiene, and responsible living among school children, while aligning with key Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly SDG 2 (Zero Hunger), SDG 3 (Good Health and Well-being), SDG 6 (Clean Water and Sanitation), and SDG 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production).
During the visit, faculty members and students distributed fruits and hygiene materials to the children. This activity was aimed to promote healthy eating habits and encourage the adoption of personal hygiene practices from an early age.
Objectives of the Visit
- To promote awareness about healthy eating habits among young students.
- To encourage the importance of personal hygiene and cleanliness.
- To foster social responsibility and community engagement among university students.
- To contribute to the well-being of children through small but meaningful initiatives.
Faculty members of the Department of Languages actively interacted with the students, sensitizing them to important issues related to nutrition, hygiene, and sustainable living. The discussions also introduced the concept of Sustainable Development Goals, helping young learners understand their role in building a healthier and more responsible society.
Student participants played an integral role in the programme, engaging with school children through interactive communication and ensuring the smooth conduct of the visit. The initiative provided an enriching experience for both university students and school children, fostering mutual learning and awareness.
Dr. Seema Sharma, Head of the Department of Languages, highlighted the importance of such outreach programmes. She emphasized that community engagement and experiential learning are crucial in shaping socially responsible individuals and appreciated the collective efforts of faculty members and students.
Outcomes of the Visit
- Increased awareness among school students regarding nutrition and hygiene.
- Strengthened interaction between university students and school children, promoting mutual learning.
- Enhanced sense of social responsibility among participating students.
- Effective dissemination of basic health, hygiene, and sustainable living practices within the community.
The programme witnessed enthusiastic participation from faculty members and students, making it a meaningful step towards community awareness and social responsibility.
