Srinivas University’s Institute of Aviation Studies Hosts Eco-Friendly Mat Making Competition
The Institute of Aviation Studies, Srinivas University, successfully organized an eco-friendly competition titled “Turn Your Old Clothes into Beautiful Mats” on January 12, 2026, at the Aviation Campus, Hampankatta. The initiative was designed to promote sustainability, environmental awareness, and creative reuse among students, aligning with the University’s commitment to responsible education and green practices.
Students from BBA Aviation Management and Aviation & Logistics Management enthusiastically participated in the event, showcasing remarkable creativity, teamwork, and social responsibility. A total of 33 teams, each comprising five members, took part in the competition. Participants skillfully transformed discarded clothing into attractive, functional mats, delivering a powerful message on recycling, waste reduction, and sustainable living.
The competition witnessed impressive innovation and craftsmanship. The winning team included Mr. Akasha, Mr. Adhithya S, Mr. Kishore K. Shetty, Mr. Manish Shetty, and Mr. Anvith S. Poojary from First Year Aviation and Logistics Management. The runner-up team comprised Ms. Sinchana, Ms. Suraksha, Ms. Trisha, Ms. Rajalakshmi M, and Ms. Prathvi, also from First Year Aviation and Logistics Management. Both teams were highly appreciated for their originality, neatness, and effective use of old materials.
The event was organized under the guidance of Dr. Pavithra Kumari, Dean, Institute of Aviation Studies, with the support of the Head of the Department, Cultural Coordinators, and dedicated faculty members. The programme, conducted as part of Navakalpana, emerged as an inspiring initiative that encouraged students to embrace sustainability while nurturing creativity and civic responsibility.
Through such hands-on, eco-conscious activities, Srinivas University continues to empower students to think innovatively, act responsibly, and contribute meaningfully toward a greener and more sustainable future.
