The collaborative effort between Puzhakattiri Panchayat and the GEMS NSS Unit marked a significant endeavor that had a positive impact on the local community. The project involved the stream near the college, aiming to address environmental concerns while fostering a sense of community engagement. Under the guidance of the college's NSS program officer, Ms. Seethal, and with the leadership of Panchayat President Mrs. Ummukulsu Chakkachan, the initiative garnered participation from around fifty dedicated volunteers, as well as local resident. The act of tying the stream near the college holds intrinsic importance for both the environment and the community. Streams play a crucial role in maintaining the ecological balance of an area, and their protection contributes to a healthier ecosystem. By partnering with the local Puzhakattiri Panchayat, the GEMS NSS Unit showcased its commitment to not only environmental conservation but also collaborative efforts that directly benefit the community. The involvement of Seethal Mam, the college's NSS program officer, lent expertise and guidance to the initiative. Her leadership ensured that the project was well-organized and effective in achieving its goals. Panchayat President Mrs. Ummukulsu Chakkachan's participation also added an official dimension to the endeavor, emphasizing the importance of community leaders and local authorities taking an active role in such projects. The joint effort of around fifty volunteers and local residents reflects a spirit of unity and shared responsibility.