AIESEC’s Impact Week to begin today with football tournament
Express news service : Mon Jan 14 2013, 00:50 hrs
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AIESEC Pune will organise an Impact Week from January14-20 to bring to the fore all the pressing issues that are ignored in the city. The event will kick off with a football tournament involving 20 teams from various clubs and colleges across the city.
As part of the event, tree plantation drive 'Greenathon' will be organised where 2,500 trees will be planted across the city. City Diaries that uses photography as a medium to reach out to public will highlight the harsh realities of the city.
A blood donation drive Jeev will also be held during the event. The week will conclude with 'Rock For Awareness' where major bands like Silver, Point Blanc, Blakc and Inner Sanctum will perform.
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