Objectives:

Eco Harmony:* *Project T.R.E.E.* (Taking Responsibility of Earth and Environment)

 *Bana Kappa Habba:* 

•  A concerted effort between Providence College for Women (Autonomous), Coonoor, and Nakkubetta Foundation.
•  Vibrant 'Bana Kappa Habba' (Festival for Forest Protection) - held on November 19, 2022.
•  Steered to conserve soil erosion and nurture greenery.
•  2022 saplings to be planted, were liberally distributed to villages encompassing Kagguchi Panchayat.
•  Honourable Minister of Forest, Thiru. K. Ramachandran from the Government of Tamil Nadu, was the chief guest.
•  Nilgiri District Collector Thiru S.P. Amrith IAS graced the occasion.
•  Students from Providence College for Women led the event, showcasing commitment to ecological tenabilty and community engagement.

Objectives: 

 Revitalizing Nilgiris - A Spit-Free Haven* 

(To Promote Healthy Environments)

•  The Department of Commerce, alongside faculty and students, embarked on a mission to create awareness about spitting habits in surrounding villages, aiming to promote a healthier environment.
• Four iconic parks in the Nilgiris, such as Sim’s Park, Kattery Park, Government Botanical Garden, Ooty, and Government Rose Garden, Ooty are the designated arbours —proudly declared as "spit-free zones," adorned with conspicuous signage to forewarn visitors.
•  Comprehensive awareness programs as community engagement were conducted in Bellatimattam village and with St. Teresa’s College, Eranakulam, amplifying the communique` of cleanliness and responsible behavior.
•  The Coonoor Merchant Association recognised and appreciated the department with a prestigious Award, acknowledging their unwavering dedication to environmental guardianship.
• Each endeavor undertaken by the college emphasises its commitment to elevate the society, environment, and human welfare through holistic initiatives towards a brighter, healthier future for all.