CGC MOHALI UNVEILS ADVANCED 2.25 MLD STP PLANT, STRENGTHENING ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP

In a momentous step towards sustainable development, Chandigarh Group of Colleges, Mohali (Jhanjeri), inaugurated its state-of-the-art 2.25 MLD Sewage Treatment Plant (STP), reaffirming its commitment to environmental responsibility and resource conservation.

The prestigious occasion was graced by Prof. (Dr.) Adarsh Pal Vig, Chairman, Punjab Pollution Control Board; Er. Gurinder Singh Majithia, Member Secretary, Punjab Pollution Control Board; and Dr. Lavneet Dubey, Chief Environmental Engineer, Punjab Pollution Control Board, who lauded CGC Moahli’s forward-thinking approach towards ecological preservation. The esteemed Hon’ble Chairman of CGC Mohali (Jhanjeri), S. Rashpal Singh Dhaliwal, presided over the event, underscoring the institution’s unwavering dedication to fostering a sustainable and eco-conscious academic environment.

Addressing the gathering, S. Rashpal Singh Dhaliwal emphasized the pivotal role of academia in shaping a greener future. “At CGC Mohali, we do not merely impart knowledge—we lead by example. The commissioning of this STP Plant is a testament to our commitment to environmental conservation, ensuring responsible water management while reinforcing our mission of sustainability-driven education.”

Designed to optimize wastewater treatment, the 2.25 MLD STP Plant is a technological marvel that enables the efficient purification and recycling of water for landscaping, irrigation, and other essential non-potable uses. By adhering to the highest environmental benchmarks, the facility significantly minimizes ecological impact, aligning seamlessly with CGC Mohali’s progressive green campus initiatives.

Commending the institution’s dedication to environmental consciousness, Prof. (Dr.) Adarsh Pal Vig expressed his appreciation for CGC Mohali’s commitment to integrating sustainability into its core operations. Er. Gurinder Singh Majithia echoed similar sentiments, highlighting the necessity of environmentally responsible infrastructure in academic institutions. Dr. Lavneet Dubey further emphasized the significance of such initiatives in setting exemplary standards for educational establishments across the region.

The unveiling of this cutting-edge STP Plant is yet another milestone in CGC Mohali’s ambitious journey towards ecological resilience. Through pioneering measures such as rainwater harvesting, solar energy utilization, and comprehensive waste management, the institution continues to champion sustainability as an intrinsic element of its academic and operational philosophy. With every initiative, CGC Mohali (Jhanjeri) cements its position as a leader in innovation, education, and environmental stewardship, inspiring generations to build a more sustainable future.