Dr Nidhi Mahendru, Assistant Professor and Head of the Department of Biotechnology at Guru Nanak Khalsa College in Yamunanagar, has been appointed as the Chairman of the Clean Water Committee of the Microbiologists Society, India, for the academic year 2026–2027. This prestigious appointment recognizes her significant contributions to biotechnology, microbiology, environmental sustainability, and academic leadership.
Role and Responsibilities
In her new capacity, Dr Mahendru will lead nationwide initiatives focused on clean water awareness, sustainable water management, environmental conservation, and scientific outreach. Her efforts will target students, researchers, and academicians across India, aiming to foster a culture of environmental responsibility and scientific inquiry.
Previous Contributions
Prior to this appointment, Dr Mahendru served as the Haryana State President of the Microbiologists Society for the academic year 2025–2026. During her tenure, she actively promoted scientific awareness, facilitated research collaborations, and encouraged academic excellence within the state.
Expressing her gratitude, Dr Mahendru thanked the Society’s leadership for their confidence in her abilities. She reaffirmed her commitment to advancing clean water awareness and environmental sustainability through her new role.
Recognition and Support
Dr Arvinder Singh Bhalla, Principal of Guru Nanak Khalsa College, congratulated Dr Mahendru, stating that her appointment brings pride to the institution. He highlighted her dedication to academics, research, and social responsibility, which continues to elevate the college’s reputation at the national level.
Sardar Randeep Singh Jauhar, President of the Governing Body and Managing Committee, also extended his congratulations. He praised Dr Mahendru’s efforts in promoting scientific excellence and acknowledged her role in bringing accolades to the college through her academic and professional achievements.
This appointment underscores the growing emphasis on clean water initiatives and sustainable practices within India’s scientific community. Dr Mahendru’s leadership is expected to drive meaningful change in water conservation and environmental stewardship.
