TINT

Techno International New Town

(Formerly known as Techno India College of Technology)

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At TINT, our commitment to fostering holistic development is demonstrated through the vibrant ecosystem that promotes research as well as encourages cultural activities. Our Research and Development Cell, in collaboration with the Institute’s Innovation Council, guides academic projects, encourages interdisciplinary research, and enhances technical skills through training and competitions.

By nurturing cognitive, physical, social, and emotional well-being, we shape responsible citizens with strong moral values. Our initiatives, from participative learning and technical clubs to cultural events and social outreach, bridge the gap between curriculum, industry, and societal needs. Despite challenges, our proactive management supports infrastructure improvements and collaborations, driving academic and social impact. Successes in publications, national competitions, and community programs highlight the effectiveness of our approach, making TINT a hub of academic excellence and social responsibility.

Title:    Holistic Development by Fostering Research Culture and Promoting Liberal Arts

Objective: The practice aims to foster breakthrough research and impact through strategic investments, develop major multidisciplinary programs aligned with institutional and societal needs, instill a research culture in students, and optimize solutions for economic outcomes. It also seeks to enhance students’ cognitive, physical, social, and emotional well-being, nurturing responsible citizens with strong moral and ethical values.

 

The Green Initiative at TINT focuses on raising environmental awareness and promoting sustainable practices among students, staff, and society. Key objectives include afforestation, implementing the 3 'R' policy (Reduce/Reuse/Recycle), and enhancing campus aesthetics. Collaborative efforts with NKDA and the Green for Life Foundation have led to the planting of nearly 2000 trees. Students earn marks for tree planting, and various environmental events are organized. A partnership with WWF contributed 100 saplings.

The initiative includes banning plastic, using solar energy, cultivating medicinal plants, and optimizing resources through energy-efficient lighting and rainwater harvesting. The success of these measures is evident in the recognition from Green for Life Foundation, lush campus greenery, increased student participation, and significant use of solar energy. Challenges include sustaining long-term commitment, sourcing saplings, and generating sufficient solar power. Future plans involve eco-friendly interiors, vertical gardens, and extending green practices to the community. The salient features of our best practices are as follows:-

Title: Green Initiative: Tree Plantation and Ecological Measures

Objective:  The practice aims to raise awareness of environmental issues among students, staff, and society, promote sustainable development, contribute to afforestation in urban areas, implement the 3 'R' policy (Reduce/Reuse/Recycle) on campus, and beautify areas for scenic enhancement.