Aimed at addressing the possibility, current statistics and extent of hybrid vegetation in different regions of India, the pros and cons of such practices from environment, health and economic perspectives, followed by Q & A

Aimed at discussing various factors responsible making tigers endangered species, initiatives being taken for conservation of tigers and betterment of their habitat in India and how the students can become part of such initiatives. The speaker also shared his excellent wildlife photography tactics with students along with experiences of his visits of top tiger reserves in India.

Participants were supposed to propose feasible and sustainable ideas (as report or presentation format) in one of the following domains:

The session included speaker’s work in ECG, the National Carbonaceous Aerosol Program and experiences of his research in Forest and Climate Change, followed by Q & A session about the exposure of mercury to communities, statistics of rise in such exposures and actions being taken by the Government to mitigate the same.

The session included talk about stray animal rescue, women-powered small scale social enterprise - ‘Peepal Farm’ and its goals, discussion about contribution towards reducing the physical suffering of animals and supporting organic products, followed by Q & A.

The survey was conducted in response to ‘’Elimination of Single-Use Plastic’’ goal led by MHRD. Conducted in 2 levels (Institute Level and Household/Community Level), so as to analyze the usage of Single-Use plastics among the participants and come up with ideas which could be implemented to minimize i