BRICS Sustainable Lifestyle Week Begins at Sai Tirupati University in Udaipur
Udaipur, November 2, 2026 (Udaipur Kiran): A seven-day ‘BRICS Sustainable Lifestyle Week’ was inaugurated at the Pacific Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS), Umarda, under Sai Tirupati University, in accordance with the directives of the Union Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change.
The programme began with the lighting of the ceremonial lamp in the presence of university officials and representatives from various colleges.
More Than 100 NSS Volunteers, Doctors and Nursing Officers Participate
The event was organised under the leadership of University Registrar Dr. Devendra Kumar Jain, Deputy Registrar Dr. Kanup priya Tiwari, Vice-Chancellor Dr. Prashant Nahar, Infection Prevention and Control Officer Dr. Jyoti Tomar, Quality and Operations Head Komal Dashora, Nodal Officer Dr. Gaurav Jain, Lalit Vaishnav, Mitesh Jain and NSS Executive Coordinator Deepak, with the cooperation of principals from all colleges.
More than 100 NSS volunteers, doctors and nursing officers participated in the campaign.
Focus on Water Conservation and Responsible Use
During the programme, participants were addressed on the importance of water conservation, its responsible use and preventing wastage.
Guest speaker Brajesh Tomar from the Ambuja Foundation highlighted the need to conserve water and spread awareness about the message that “Water is Life”.
Organisers Thank Participants
At the conclusion of the programme, the administrative officer and co-coordinator expressed gratitude to the dignitaries, doctors, nurses and staff members for their participation.
The organisers said such campaigns would serve as an important initiative towards building a clean and strong India.
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