The main events taken up during the session of 2010-2011 are as follows:-
1) DOG FEEDING PROGRAMME
The Programme involved seeking participation at an individual level from the members of the society as well as the other college students. The programme is still in action with all the members acting as an integral part of the campaign.
2) VISIT TO THE NORTHERN RIDGE
A visit to the Ridge was made in the last week of September 2010, under the able guidance of Mr. Ranjit Lal, an active member of the Delhi Bird Group, to learn and observe more about the biodiversity of the Ridge, including mainly the molluscs, freshwater fishes and other animals.
3) WORKSHOP ON REPTILE HANDLING & AWARENESS
Organized by Mr. Abhishek Narayanan, from Wildlife SOS, the workshop was a great success. It included a brief presentation covering the basic details and information regarding different reptiles that are commonly found. The workshop was held in the college premises itself in which not only the society members, but the other students also participated in handling different snakes and other reptiles.
4) VISIT TO YAMUNA BIODIVERSITY PARK A three-hour long visit to YBP was made on November 13, 2010 under the supervision of the renowned scientist, Dr.Faiaz Khudsar. The basic objective of this visit was for in-situ and ex-situ conservation of different endangered species of plants and animals.
5) VISIT TO NATIONAL ZOOLOGICAL PARK
All members showed up at the park to interact with the wildlife in the area and know more about their requirements and the natural conditions under which they live.
6) IYCN SEMINAR
A talk on global environmental issues was delivered by Mr. Anoop Poonia, the national co-ordinator of the well recognized organization, INDIAN YOUTH CLIMATE NETWORK, covering the detrimental impacts of the effluents released by industries and factories as well as the over-exploitation of the natural resources. The seminar was jointly organized by Panchtatva, the Environment Society and Earthlings, the Wildlife society of Hindu College, on December 10, 2010.
TALK ON TIBETAN CLIMATE ISSUES
The seminar was held on December 16, 2010 and was conducted by Dr. Bhavna Singh and Mr. Govind and his colleagues from the eco-club, Delhi Greens. It was an effort to make people aware of the consequences the country has been facing due to the adverse interference of humans in different natural phenomena, occurring across the globe and how everyone should be responsible for the protection and rejuvenation of the environment. Other projects planned for the remaining half of the academic session include :

“Nature is not a temple, but a workshop”.

This has been the inspiration behind the working of the environment society.  In the beginning of this session, the society was inaugurated by a lecture by Dr. Sahoo, first Indian visiting Antartica, followed by a screening of the movie “The inconvenient Truth”, which was well received.
Panchtatva organized a seminar on “Diseases Prevalent Due to Degraded Environment”, followed by a session by NGO “I-Dream” on Climate Change, Global Warming & Deforestation.
Our volunteers enthusiastically participated in Yamuna Clean Rally and resolved to keep Delhi Clean by having a hand in Cleaning Drive in nearby Campus Area. Continuing with our glorious tradition, the election period saw our movement of collecting electoral posters, pamphlets, banners and these were sent off for recycling to the rehabilitation centre. In an endeavour to make Delhi University “Tobacco Free Zone”, our tobacco free brigade attended the meeting held by DUSFI and conducted a survey to analyze the level of tobacco consumption among collegians.
The Society also initiated paper recycling rally appealing to curtail paper wastage and utilize it efficiently. Various bins to dispose biodegradable wastage have been setup at key points in the College and a paper recycling machine has been sanctioned from the Ministry of Environment.
A seminar was conducted on ‘Climate change & its Causes’ by a proficient speaker, Anoop Punia, National Coordinator of IYCN, a youth led voluntary organization. Society also organized a talk by Dr. Ms. Iqbal Malik, Director of NGO ‘Vatavaran’, followed by Declamation & Painting Competition, in collaboration with DUSFI on the topic ‘Tobacco Route: Journey To Death’ which received an enthusiastic response.

CAUCUS
Caucus -- the discussion forum is a society which aims to sensitize the youth towards the current issues as well as make them aware of their responsibilities as a member of the global society, and hence, make a difference. To achieve the same, Caucus promotes group discussion and formal debate in the Model United Nations (MUN) format among the students. The academic year 2010-11 was very productive and rewarding. In August 2010, Caucus held its annual international event, International Hindu Model United Nations (IHMUN), 2010. Dr. Kiran Bedi graced the Opening Ceremony as the Chief Guest. Five councils of the United Nations were simulated in this Conference, namely, the Security Council, the Human Rights Council, the General Assembly, the United Nations Development Programme and the International Court of Justice. With a participation of around 150 students, IHMUN 2010 witnessed participation not only from the top colleges and Universities of India like Delhi University, Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi College of Engineering, National Law School, National University of Juridical Sciences, Amity University, Thapar University, Birla Institute of Technology and Science, etc.,) but also from universities of the United Kingdom and Germany. Our members excelled in this event as well, with Jivitesh Vashisht, Mitali Nikore, Nikita Dhingra, Trishla Gupta and Prateek Rathore on the Executive Board (Panel of Judges), and Bharat Seth and Among Dhar Sharma winning awards.
Regular weekly meetings have been held by Caucus, during which pertinent issues were discussed. Some of these were “Wikileaks – a cyber war in the making?”, “Media Advertisement – Boon or Bane”, “Women Reservation”, “International Adoptions”, “Portrayal of Women in Indian Cinema”, “Education System of India”, etc.
Over the year, our members went for numerous MUNs organized by universities, colleges and schools across India namely Thapar University, College of Business Studies, Lady Shri Ram College for Women, Sri Venkateshwara College, DAV Public School Gurgaon, and Vivek High School. In DUMUN organized by the College of Business Studies, Among Dhar Sharma and Aneesha Chandra won prizes. Bharat Seth won an award in LSRMUN. Arkaprava Bokshi, Jivitesh Vashisht, Aneesha Chandra, Bharat Seth and Among Dhar Sharma were on the Executive Board in DAVMUN. Bharat Seth and Among Dhar Sharma were on the Executive Board of VHSMUN. Among Dhar Sharma also won in BlissMUN organized by Sri Venkateshwara College. Our members also participated as a part of the International Press.
Our members will also be participating in Model United Nations being organized by Birla Institute of technology and Science, Pilani, Amity University and Indian Institute of Technology, Madras, to be held in February and March, 2011.
In April 2011, Caucus will organize Vaktavya – the group discussion fest (one of its kind in Delhi University). In 2010, this event saw participation not only from Delhi University, but from Delhi Technical University and Guajrat National Law University as well. We are expecting a similar enthusiastic response this year as well.