National Service Scheme
N.S.S. a centrally sponsored scheme was introduced in 37 selected universities on 24-09-1969 both "as a measure of Educational Reforms and as a mean to improve the quality of educated man power". It was extended to plus two schools in 1985. The scheme has aroused among the student youth an awareness of the reality of life, a better understanding and appreciation of the problems of the people. It is an attempt in making education relevant to the needs of the society.
Aim
The overall aim of the scheme is to "Arouse The Social Consciousness Of The Students And To Provide Them With Opportunity To Work With People In The Villages And Slums, And To Expose Them To The Realities Of Life" so as to "bring about a change in their social perceptions".
Objective
Main objective of the scheme is "Development Of Personality Of A Student Through Community Service Rendered During Leisure Hours".
Motto:
The motto of National Service Scheme is NOT ME BUT YOU
Benefits of Being a NSS Volunteer:
A NSS volunteer who takes part in the community service programme would either be a college level or a senior secondary level student. Being an active member these student volunteers would have the exposure and experience to be the following:
Regular NSS Activities
Under this our college students undertake various programs in adopted villages and urban slums during week-ends or after teaching hours. Volunteers are required to put in minimum of 120 hours of community service, orientation and campus work in accordance with the NSS Manual and instructions/guidelines of Govt. of India. Volunteers may be placed in the following projects under community work.
Special Camping Programme
Under this, camps of 10 days duration are organized in adopted villages or urban slums during vacations. 50% of the volunteers participate in these camps. Projects are undertaken in accordance with the "camping themes" given by Govt. of India.
Enrolment in NSS
Any regular student in classes of the three year diploma courses (TDC) at college level can apply for enrolment in NSS. NCC cadets, National Sports Organization (NSO), Scouts & Guides are not to be enrolled in NSS simultaneously.
Volunteer
Code of Conduct:
A volunteer shall:-
keep day to day record of activities/ experiences in NSS Diary and get it signed by Programme Officer and wear NSS Badge while on work.
NSS Certificate
A volunteer is entitled for NSS certificate upon rendering 240 hours of community service in two consecutive years and participation in 10 days special Annual Camp (Day and Night). Volunteers who render community service of exceptionally high standard may be honored publically and also recommended for participation in State, Regional, National youth events
Programme Officer:
Mr.B.Shenbagavel Rajan
Lecturer / ECE
Contact No.: 94865 34198
Email: mailtoshenbu@gmail.com