Water conservation off campus

Shoolini University has a strong bond with the local community and is involved with the local people for social causes. Water shortage is one of the local problems as Shoolini is situated at the hills and generally, our water needs depend on the supply of water. So, conscious usage and reuse of water is an essential requirement for the local community. Shoolini also supports water conservation off campus. A rainwater harvesting facility is established with the help of university management in the vicinity of the campus and collected rainwater is treated inside the University for Reuse for various purposes such as irrigation of landscape, irrigation to our agricultural farms, construction works, and recharging of the bore well pits. Water is collected in rainwater harvesting tanks from the rooftops and roadside drains. Shoolini also promotes the local community by the training and demonstration camps, off the campus for the cleaning and conservation of water resources. Shoolini conducts workshops with the local community off campus for the demonstrations towards water conservation steps and events. Our students regularly visited “Ashwini Khadd” and local water bodies in the nearby villages to clean the natural water resources, regularly. Shoolini also educates the local communities about the plantation of drought-tolerant plants to preserve water consumption and increase the groundwater level.

Report on Water Management and Distribution Initiatives in the local Community 2022

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Shoolini University proudly engages in robust research partnerships with esteemed government organizations and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) to address the critical issue of water pollution. This fruitful collaboration has not only resulted in significant advancements but has also garnered funding from various governmental agencies to support our scientists in their endeavors. Shoolini boast numerous successful alliances with diverse government research bodies, demonstrating our commitment to environmental stewardship and sustainable development. These collaborations have yielded substantial financial support, exemplified by our receipt of a generous grant of 3 crore INR from Vardhman Textiles Limited, India. This funding is dedicated to the development of a sustainable solution for the purification of polluted industrial water. Our innovative system exhibits great promise for practical applications in wastewater treatment.

To formalize our partnership with Vardhman Textiles Ltd., and to further our goals of sustainable development and environmental protection, Shoolini University has been fortunate to secure funding from a variety of government and non-governmental agencies.

The list of these esteemed funding organizations includes:

S. No.	Name of Collaboration
1	Vardhman Textile Limited, Ludhiana, Punjab, India.
2	Department of Science and Technology, Ministry of Human Resource Development, New Delhi.
3	Himachal Pradesh Council for Science, Technology & Environment.
4	Indian Council of Agricultural Research, Government of India.
5	Indian Council of Medical Research, Department of Health Research, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India.
6	Central Council for Research in Ayurvedic Sciences, Ministry of Ayush, Government of India.
7	Defence Research and Development Organization, Government of India.
8	Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with iHUB Divyasampark from IIT Roorkee for the development of smart technologies.