Share now Central Department of Geology Tribhuvan University, Kirtipur The Central Department of Geology, Tribhuvan University, in strategic collaboration with the Nepal Geological Student Society (NGSS), successfully convened Department Day–2082 on 2082-09-03 at its premises in Kirtipur. Held under the overarching theme “Connecting Past, Celebrating Present, Building Futures” The occasion served as a dynamic platform to honor the department’s legacy, acknowledge contemporary advancements, and envision a sustainable future through geoscience. The program was graced by the esteemed presence of Prof. Dr. Deepak Aryal, Vice Chancellor, Tribhuvan University, as the Chief Guest. His participation underscored the university’s steadfast commitment to advancing geoscience education, research, and institutional excellence. The event also witnessed the active engagement of eminent faculty members and department heads from various institutes and campuses under the Institute of Science and Technology (IoST), alongside distinguished guests, alumni, and a large cohort of budding geoscientists. Their presence reflected the strong interdisciplinary collaboration and institutional unity that define Tribhuvan University. Academic dialogues, interactive exhibitions, and institutional networking collectively highlighted the department’s pursuit of excellence in earth sciences and its integral role within the broader scientific and academic community. This landmark event was made possible through the unwavering support and collaborative spirit of all stakeholders—including academic mentors, student volunteers, administrative staff, and institutional well-wishers. The Nepal Geological Student Society (NGSS) extends its profound gratitude and sincere appreciation to: Prof. Dr Deepak Aryal, Vice Chancellor, Tribhuvan University, for his gracious presence and inspiring remarks; Department heads and faculty members from across the Institute of Science and Technology (IoST), for their valuable participation and continued academic collaboration; All distinguished guests, alumni, and fellow geoscientists for their engagement and encouragement; Every student volunteer and staff member whose dedication ensured the event’s seamless execution. And to all who contributed—directly or indirectly—to the resounding success of Department Day 2082. “Geology for a Sustainable Future“ About Author NGSS TU See author's posts Post navigation NGSS as Supporting Partner in NGS Training on Citation and Referencing 28th National Earthquake Safety Day 2082 – Joint Awareness Stall by NGS & NGSS
