As directed by the Ministry of Education through the Eastern Regional Committee of the National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE), and with reference to the NCTE circular dated 16th September 2026 regarding Special Campaign 6.0 (2026), the Department of Teacher Education, Unity College, Dimapur, Nagaland, conducted three activities focusing on Swachhata, cleanliness, and e-waste awareness. The details of the activities are presented below.

Report on Swachhata under Special Campaign 6.0

The Department of Teacher Education, Unity College, conducted a Nukkad Natak (street play) on 27th October 2026 as part of Special Campaign 6.0 on Swachhata. The street play highlighted the importance of cleanliness, environmental protection, and responsible citizenship. Through acting and dialogues, the student-teachers portrayed the harmful effects of littering and emphasised the need to maintain clean and healthy surroundings.

The performance also highlighted the importance of tree plantation, proper waste disposal, the 3Rs (Reduce, Reuse and Recycle), and awareness about electronic waste. The activity encouraged students to recognise that cleanliness is a shared responsibility and that sustainable development begins with individual actions and habits. Overall, the programme was an informative and meaningful experience that promoted environmental awareness and a sense of responsibility towards society and the nation.

Report on Cleanliness Drive under Special Campaign 6.0

The Department of Teacher Education, Unity College, Dimapur, organised a cleanliness drive on 29th October 2026. The B.Ed. 1st Semester student-teachers participated in the activity and were divided into groups under the guidance of their respective mentors. Each group was assigned specific areas of the college, including classrooms, the canteen, library, computer laboratory, HOD’s office, teachers’ cabin and conference hall.

The student-teachers thoroughly cleaned window panels, desks, chairs, whiteboards, teachers’ tables, computers, canteen tables, library furniture and shelves. The tables and chairs in the conference hall were also wiped and dusted. Cleaning materials such as brooms, cloths and paper were used during the drive. Desks and seats were initially wiped with slightly damp cloths and subsequently dried using paper to ensure a clean finish.

The activity provided the student-teachers with an opportunity to actively contribute towards maintaining a clean and hygienic institutional environment. It also instilled a sense of responsibility, cooperation, and satisfaction in keeping their learning spaces clean and organised.

Report on E-Waste Collection Drive under Special Campaign 6.0 The Department of Teacher Education, Unity College, Dimapur, organised an E-Waste Collection Drive on 31st October 2026. The primary objective of the activity was to create awareness about the proper collection, segregation and disposal of electronic waste. Student-teachers and faculty members participated in the drive by collecting discarded electronic items that were no longer in use. The collected e-waste was segregated and gathered separately to promote responsible waste management and discourage improper disposal.

The activity highlighted the importance of reducing electronic waste, protecting the environment and adopting sustainable practices. It also encouraged students and faculty members to take collective responsibility for maintaining clean surroundings and contributing towards environmental protection.

Overall, the programme was a meaningful initiative towards promoting awareness of cleanliness, responsible waste management and sustainable living. It reinforced the importance of individual and collective efforts in creating a cleaner, healthier and more environmentally responsible society.