Plantation for Survival -
CPU Goes Green with 200 Saplings

On 25 July 2026, Career Point University, Kota took a collective step towards a greener future. Under the banner of Plantation for Survival, over 200 native and fruit-bearing saplings were planted across the CPU campus and adopted villages using the Street Vision method - a landmark green initiative organized jointly by the Ecology & Environment Club, NSS, UBA, NCC, Red Ribbon Club, NDLI Club, and PSG under the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEFCC), Government of India.

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Inauguration

The plantation drive was inaugurated by Hon'ble Vice Chancellor Prof. (Dr.) Mayank Saxena, who planted saplings alongside Deans, Heads of Departments of various schools, faculty members, and students. His participation set a powerful example - reinforcing that environmental responsibility begins at the top and flows through every member of the university community.

Saplings Planted - 12 Native & Fruit-Bearing Species

All 200+ saplings were planted using the Street Vision method, selecting species known for their ecological value, medicinal importance, and contribution to local biodiversity:

Team-wise Plantation Locations & Leads

The drive was conducted simultaneously across multiple locations, with each club and wing taking responsibility for their designated area:

Programme Gallery