Earth Day is celebrated globally every year on April 22 to raise awareness about environmental conservation and sustainability. Lalit Narayan Mithila University (LNMU), Darbhanga, took a commendable initiative to spread a strong message of environmental consciousness and creative expression with vibrant student-led activities on the occasion.
Poster Making and Essay Competition
A Green Canvas of Ideas, Darbhanga: On April 21, 2025, LNMU’s Geography Postgraduate Department hosted several interdepartmental competitions, including poster making and essay writing, in honor of Earth Day. These events encouraged students to think critically about environmental challenges and express their concerns through art and writing.
How many children participated?
- Poster Making Competition: 35 students participated
- Essay Writing Competition: 26 students participated
It included departments like Geography, English, Botany, Zoology, Chemistry, Political Science and Psychology.
How many children won in making posters?
| Rank | Student Name | Department |
|---|---|---|
| 1st Prize | Abhishek Gupta | Zoology |
| 2nd Prize | Shilpa Kumari | Chemistry |
| 3rd Prize (tie) | Shailja Saroj | English |
| 3rd Prize (tie) | Priyadarshini Kumari | Botany |
Judges: Dr. Mamta Snehi (English) and Dr. Mona Sharma (Political Science).
Program Coordination
The entire program was smoothly conducted by
- Dr. Rashmi Shikha (Psychology)
- Dr. Manu Raj Sharma (Political Science)
- Dr. Sunil Kumar Singh (Geography) presented the vote of thanks.
Why it matters
This Earth Day celebration was not just a formal event but an effective educational platform to make students aware of the need for a sustainable lifestyle. Such events not only instill a sense of responsibility in the youth but also inspire them to find creative solutions, which can be the harbingers of change in the future.
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LNMU’s commitment to promoting environmental awareness through interactive learning is a model for other institutions. These competitions prove that students can become powerful advocates for the planet with the right guidance and opportunities.
