25/09/2026
REPORT ON JAN BHAGIDARI FOR SWACHHATA
Door-to-Door Awareness Drive and Citizen Engagement Initiative
Date : 24.09.2026
Organized by : Department of Community Health Nursing, Metro College of Nursing
Venue : Goyal Colony, Salarpur khadar, Bhangel, U.P.
Theme : Awareness regarding Solid Waste Management, Four-Way Source Segregation and Composting
Metro College of Nursing, Greater Noida, U.P. successfully organised a door-to-door awareness drive and citizen engagement Programme on 24th September 2026 through the Community Health Nursing Department at community area,Goyal Colony, Salarpur khadar, Bhangel. The awareness drive was conducted under the visionary leadership of Dr. Sonia Lal Gupta (Managing Director, MCHSR) and the guidance of Dr. Kanak Lata (Director of Education, MCHSR), Dr. Praveen Kr. Gaur (Director Campus), Dr. Prachi Awasthi (Principal), Prof. Muzaffar A. Makrani (Dean Academics), and Prof. Prashant Thakur (Vice Principal). The programme was planned with the objective of promoting active community participation in cleanliness and proper solid waste management. The community residents were sensitized regarding responsible waste disposal, source segregation, composting and the importance of maintaining a clean and healthy environment. Programme Activities
A. Door-to-Door Awareness Drive
Nursing students visited households in the selected community area and interacted with residents. The students explained the importance of proper waste management and encouraged families to follow appropriate waste segregation practices. B. Awareness Regarding Source Segregation
The residents were explained that waste should be segregated at the point where it is generated, rather than mixing all waste together and attempting to separate it later. Awareness Regarding Composting
Residents were educated about the benefits of converting suitable biodegradable household waste into compost. Citizen Engagement
The programme focused not only on providing information but also on encouraging active participation of community members. The activity was coordinated by Mr. Toshan, HOD , Department of Community Health Nursing, and Ms. Rashmi Pathak , Assistant Professor, and Ms. Keerti Nursing Tutor , with active participation from the B.Sc. Nursing 5th Semester students. Conclusion
The Jan Bhagidari for Swachhata – Door-to-Door Awareness Drive conducted and provided an effective platform for community education and citizen engagement regarding solid waste management.
REPORT ON JAN BHAGIDARI FOR SWACHHATA
Door-to-Door Awareness Drive and Citizen Engagement Initiative
Date : 24.09.2026
Organized by : Department of Community Health Nursing, Metro College of Nursing
Venue : Goyal Colony, Salarpur khadar, Bhangel, U.P.
Theme : Awareness regarding Solid Waste Management, Four-Way Source Segregation and Composting
Metro College of Nursing, Greater Noida, U.P. successfully organised a door-to-door awareness drive and citizen engagement Programme on 24th September 2026 through the Community Health Nursing Department at community area,Goyal Colony, Salarpur khadar, Bhangel. The awareness drive was conducted under the visionary leadership of Dr. Sonia Lal Gupta (Managing Director, MCHSR) and the guidance of Dr. Kanak Lata (Director of Education, MCHSR), Dr. Praveen Kr. Gaur (Director Campus), Dr. Prachi Awasthi (Principal), Prof. Muzaffar A. Makrani (Dean Academics), and Prof. Prashant Thakur (Vice Principal). The programme was planned with the objective of promoting active community participation in cleanliness and proper solid waste management. The community residents were sensitized regarding responsible waste disposal, source segregation, composting and the importance of maintaining a clean and healthy environment. Programme Activities
A. Door-to-Door Awareness Drive
Nursing students visited households in the selected community area and interacted with residents. The students explained the importance of proper waste management and encouraged families to follow appropriate waste segregation practices. B. Awareness Regarding Source Segregation
The residents were explained that waste should be segregated at the point where it is generated, rather than mixing all waste together and attempting to separate it later. Awareness Regarding Composting
Residents were educated about the benefits of converting suitable biodegradable household waste into compost. Citizen Engagement
The programme focused not only on providing information but also on encouraging active participation of community members. The activity was coordinated by Mr. Toshan, HOD , Department of Community Health Nursing, and Ms. Rashmi Pathak , Assistant Professor, and Ms. Keerti Nursing Tutor , with active participation from the B.Sc. Nursing 5th Semester students. Conclusion
The Jan Bhagidari for Swachhata – Door-to-Door Awareness Drive conducted and provided an effective platform for community education and citizen engagement regarding solid waste management.