Kayakalp Cleanliness Campaign Concludes at Sai Tirupati University’s PIMS Campus in Udaipur
Udaipur, October 30, 2026 (Udaipur Kiran): A two-day special Kayakalp Cleanliness Campaign was successfully organised at the Pacific Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS), Umarda, a constituent institution of Sai Tirupati University. The campaign focused on removing accumulated waste and transforming neglected areas of the campus into clean spaces.
The initiative was organised in accordance with the directions of the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare and its Secretary. More than 100 NSS volunteers, doctors and faculty members voluntarily participated in the campaign.
University Officials and Faculty Lead the Initiative
The campaign was conducted under the leadership of University Registrar Dr. Devendra Kumar Jain, Deputy Registrar Dr. Kanupriya Tiwari, Infection Prevention and Control Officer Dr. Jyoti Tomar, Head of Quality and Operations Komal Dashora, CRO Seema Parmar and NSS Executive Coordinator Deepak.
Principals of the university’s various colleges also extended their support in organising the initiative across the campus.
Waste Removed from Hospital and Hostel Areas
During the campaign, accumulated debris, plastic waste and construction material were cleared from several locations, including the 24×7 emergency gate of PIMS Hospital, the postgraduate mess and areas surrounding the hostel complex.
Dr. Jyoti Tomar encouraged students participating in the voluntary cleanliness drive and raised awareness about the importance of maintaining hygiene and cleanliness.
After two days of dedicated efforts, the identified areas of the campus were thoroughly cleaned.
Participants Appreciated at the Conclusion
At the conclusion of the campaign, administrative officials and co-coordinators thanked all participants, including students, doctors, nurses and staff members, for their voluntary contribution.
The initiative highlighted the importance of collective participation in maintaining clean surroundings. Such campaigns are expected to contribute to the broader goal of a Clean India.
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