NSS
The NSS unit in college was established in 1972. It aims at developing students’ personality through community services. NSS is a voluntary association of young people in college for a campus-community linkage. The cardinal principle of the NSS is that it is organized by the students themselves. Both students and teachers, through their combined participation in community service, get a sense of involvement in the tasks of nation building. NSS students are enrolled for need based social activities mostly with in the village community. To prepare their mindset for any kind of the social work they are given training in first aid, adult education, mass literacy, stitching, embroidery etc.
Objectives:-
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To enable the students to understand the role of community in the work.
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To understand their position in relation to their community.
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To identify the needs and problems of the community in the solution of which they can be involved.
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To develop among themselves a sense of social and civic responsibility.
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To develop competence required for good living and sharing responsibilities.
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To acquire leadership qualities and democratic attitude.
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To develop capacity to meet emergencies and national disasters.
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To practice national integration.
The primary objectives of the special camp were:-
(a) Encouraging the volunteers to participate enthusiastically in the process of National development.
(b) To bring the youth face to face with the community and make efforts to improve their life.
(c) Providing them the health education and making them interact with the health experts.
(d) Collection of clothes and other materials and sending the same to the needy & poor people.
(e) Encouraging the volunteers to participate in more and more activities and different competitions to develop confidence in the students.
During the seven day camp held from 26 February 2023 to 4th March 2023 various lectures were organised for the students and different types of training were also provided Dr. Shalu Dhanda clinical psychologist from civil hospital Hisar delivered a lecture on mental health issues. Dr. Vinod Kumari from civil hospital Hisar provided first day training to the volunteers. Mrs Meetu trained the volunteers in different art works and provided art and craft training to the students during the camp. Students learn various arts like mandala art ,bottle work art, painting ,tie and die, POT decoration etc. Yoga and Pranayam classes were given by yoga lecturers of the college during morning hours. To develop the overall personalities of the volunteers different type of competitions and activities for organised like poetry recitation, declamation, singing, slogan writing and dance competitions. To make the volunteers part of social life and inculcate the feeling of social service cloth collection and distribution drive was done in the college campus. During this drive volunteers collected old clothes and distributed in the slum areas. Cleanliness drive was done in Hisar and nearby villages. Different teams of NSS volunteers went to nearby villages and completed the cleanliness drive and motivated the villagers also to maintain a healthy lifestyle and understand the importance of hygiene. On the last day of the camp professor Sakhe Saanj from British Columbia University, Canada and Professor S.K. Sehrawat from HAU, Hisar address the students and congratulatied them for the successful completion of the camp.
NSS Activities from 2018-2023
