AURANGABAD: The joint director, technical education (
Aurangabad
) region, last week issued a circular directing engineering students to use both side of the paper in their journals during submission.
Umesh Kahalekar, civil engineering professor at the
Aurangabad GEC
, said, "In Aurangabad, students from almost all engineering colleges, including PES, Maharashtra Institute of Technology, Jawaharlal Nehru Engineering College and
Deogiri College
from the 2016-17 academic year."
The academician was also hopeful that the Centre would consider the collective efforts made to save the environment and reduce carbon emissions. "Considering the positive response from the Union power minister, Piyush Goyal at the CEO
Forum
on Sunday we hope that the move would be a success," he said.
Mahesh Shivankar
the joint director lauded efforts of Government Engineering College, Aurangabad (GECA) students in in taking up the issue. The circular has been uploaded on the website of the department of the joint director, technical education regional office, Aurangabad.
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