Culture and Community
March 17, 2025 2025-07-05 10:22Culture and Community
Culture and Community
Green Navriti- Sustainable Campus
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At Navriti, sustainability is more than just a practice—it’s a way of life. From eco-conscious construction to daily operations and curriculum integration, we embed sustainable practices at every level, ensuring a greener future for our students and the planet.
Eco-Friendly Construction
- Recycled Water Usage – Treated water from the Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) was repurposed during construction.
- Sustainable Materials – Earth-friendly materials were prioritized to reduce environmental impact.
- Tree Compensation – For every tree removed, five new trees were planted, ensuring ecological balance.
Water Conservation
- Aerators on Taps – Installed across campus to reduce water wastage.
- Rainwater Harvesting – A structured system to collect and utilize rainwater efficiently.
Green Initiatives
- Tree for Every Student – A tree is planted for each new admission, symbolizing our commitment to sustainability.
- Waste Management – All campus waste is treated through the STP plant, ensuring minimal environmental footprint.
- Sustainable Furniture – A fraction of the school's furniture is made using Sea-Waste, promoting upcycling and responsible consumption.
At Navriti, we nurture environmentally responsible citizens by ensuring that sustainability is not just taught but actively practiced in everyday school life.
Heritage, Culture and Language Preservation Club
We believe that cultural heritage is not just history—it’s a living legacy. In India, there has been a noticeable shift in the mindset of people; they have now started embracing the roots and reviving the traditional practices rather than simply imitating Western culture. The Heritage, Culture, and Language Preservation Club connects students with their roots, fostering a deep appreciation for traditional knowledge, practices, and indigenous wisdom.
Through this initiative, students will document, explore, and engage with traditions that have stood the test of time. For example: Saffron (Kesar): Used in India for centuries in food and medicine, now globally recognized for its therapeutic and skincare benefits. Likewise, Yoga, Turmeric, Neem- are traditional Indian practices and remedies that have lately gained worldwide recognition for their health and wellness benefits.
The club emphasizes intergenerational learning, ensuring that valuable cultural knowledge is preserved and passed down for future generations.
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