World Population Day Programme at Gopinath P.G. College
Date: 11 July 2025
Venue: Seminar Hall, Gopinath P.G. College, Devli, Ghazipur
Gopinath P.G. College observed World Population Day with the objective of spreading awareness on population issues, sustainable development, and responsible social practices. The programme aimed to promote informed citizenship and encourage students to understand the socioeconomic effects of uncontrolled population growth.
The event began with an insightful orientation by Principal Dr. Sudha Tripathi, who emphasized that population management is deeply connected to education, health, resource distribution, and quality of life. She highlighted the importance of family planning and informed decision-making for societal wellbeing.
A student seminar followed, led by BA and MA students who discussed global and national population trends, women’s health priorities, and the significance of demographic awareness for sustainability. They presented issues such as resource scarcity, unemployment, environmental pressure, and the critical role of literacy in population stabilization.
The Health Awareness Club shared insights on reproductive health, maternal awareness, and access to healthcare services. The Research & Educational Development Club enriched the seminar with data charts, comparative statistics, and research findings, strengthening students’ analytical perspectives.
Participating Clubs and Academic Contribution
| Club Name | Contribution & Learning Outcome | Faculty Mentor |
|---|---|---|
| Health Awareness Club | Created awareness on reproductive health, family planning, and women’s health literacy | Saiduzzafar |
| Research & Educational Development Club | Provided research-based data and developed analytical and presentation skills among students | Dr. Rishikesh Tiwari |
| Leadership & Confidence Club | Trained students in public speaking and seminar presentation, enhancing communication confidence | Ravindra Sharma |
Outcome of the Event
- Developed awareness on family planning and reproductive health.
- Enhanced analytical ability regarding demographic data and social impact.
- Strengthened communication skills through research-based presentations.
- Promoted responsibility toward sustainable and informed societal practices.
The programme concluded with a vote of thanks by faculty members, encouraging students to actively spread awareness in their communities. Teachers, students, and staff participated enthusiastically, making it a socially responsible and meaningful learning experience.