National Service Scheme.pdf for college nss

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1. National Service
Scheme
Graphic Era Deemed To Be University

2. “NOT ME BUT YOU

3. NSS
On September 24, 1969, the then Union
Education Minister Dr. V.K.R.V. Rao,
launched the NSS programme in 37
universities covering all States and
simultaneously requested the Chief
Ministers of States for their cooperation
and help.

4. Objectives
identify the needs and problems
of the community and involve
them in problem-solving
understand themselves in
relation to their community
gain skills in mobilising community
participation
utilise their knowledge in finding
practical solutions to individual
and community problems
practise national integration and
social harmony
develop among themselves a
sense of social and civic
responsibility
acquire leadership qualities and
democratic attitudes
develop capacity to meet
emergencies and natural
disasters
understand the community in
which they work
develop competence required
for group-living and sharing of
responsibilities

5. Goals
The vision is to build the
youth with the mind and
spirit to serve the
society and work for the
social uplift of the down-
trodden masses of our
nation as a movement.
Vision
NSS has been functioning
with the motto “NOT ME
BUT YOU” in view of
making the youth inspired
in service of the people
and hence NSS Aims
Education through
Community Service
Mission

6. NSS Wheel
What does the giant wheel depicts
in NSS symbol? The giant wheels
portray the cycle of creation,
preservation and release, and
signify the movement in the life
across time and space.

7. •Blood Donation is the simplest easiest and
noblest deed.
•You save a human life by giving your blood.
•There is no substitute for Human Blood .
•Blood Donation is absolutely safe .
•Only disposable kits are being used for each
donor .
•It takes 15-20 minutes to donate blood .
•Graphic Era has donated 5000+ units (1 unit
saves 3 lives) of blood till now, which is a huge
number.
Blood Donation

8. •Adorned by the auspicious week of Navratra,
Team_NSS brought back JALSA 2.0, annual
fundraiser, with a blast of social service and
unlimited fun.
•Engaging games like gully cricket, chess, and
arm wrestling when the sun was up, and all-time
favorite movies like Kargil and jab we met when
the moon glistened.
•The funds raised were used for the students of
Govt. school, while the volunteers spent a whole
day with the students inspiring them to become
an outstanding youth and do lengths for the
environment and society.
Jalsa Navratri Fest

9. •NSS GEU had participated in Ecolympics, an inter-college
competition organized by Team Yuva. NSS_GEU, Swaragini,
Rangmanch, and Kavyanjali collaboratively presented a "short film"
program on September 19, 2023. This is the result that was
obtained.
•On September 18, 2023, NSS_GEU, Swaragini, Rangmanch, and
Kavyanjali collaboratively presented a 'chai pe charcha' program.
•Conducted a cleanliness drive at Pipleshwar temple, near Graphic
era university - one of the busiest hotspots near the college filled
with enthusiastic devotees and unfortunately their abandoned
belongings.
•Collected around 50kgs of waste material which was donated to
MRF Centre, Harrawala on 22nd September, 2023. Waste material
included old clothes, books, shoes, etc.
ECOLYMPICS

10. •Women Voter Awareness refers to initiatives and
efforts aimed at educating and encouraging women to
participate actively in the electoral process.
•Informational sessions were held to educate residents
about the voting process and the significance of their
votes.
•The event created a buzz in the community, with many
residents engaging in discussions about voting.
•The large number of volunteers highlighted the
community's commitment to increasing voter
awareness.
Voter Awareness Drive

11. •Create awareness among communities towards
sanitation and cleanliness.
• To bring about behavioral changes in the people
towards sanitation and hygiene.
• Motivating the communities for adopting a proper
sanitation model for better health and life.
Cleanliness Drive

12. •Donation drives are an excellent way for
anyone to support their favorite charity or
cause or the community at large.
•Using these drives, you can raise funds or
collect items like clothes, food, toys, or
anything else that helps an organization
achieve its mission.
•Donation drives can be done in person or
online.
Donation Drive

13. Anti-Ragging Week in the CSIT block lasted seven
days, raising awareness against ragging.
Events included poster-making and speech
competitions promoting a safe campus.
Nukkad Nataks (street plays) were performed to
highlight the dangers of ragging.
Anti-Ragging Awareness

14. •Holistic Wellness Activities: The camp featured daily yoga
sessions aimed at promoting physical and mental well-
being, complemented by various sports activities to keep
participants engaged and fit.
•Outdoors Exploration & Social Engagement: Participants
enjoyed trekking through the scenic landscapes of
Bhimtal, while also participating in street plays and
awareness drives to educate local communities on social
issues.
•Environmental Initiatives: The camp emphasized eco-
consciousness through plantation drives and cleanliness
drives, fostering a sense of responsibility toward
preserving the environment.
7-Day Camp

15. NSS Alumni Connect

16. Alumni of NSS GEU
Aman Pandey
Hexaware Technologies
Role: PGET
(Premier Graduate Engineer Trainee)

17. Alumni of NSS GEU
Kashika Singhal
Zscaler
Role: Sales Manager

18. Alumni of NSS GEU
Chirag Pant
Bonami Software
Role: Project Manager

19. Alumni of NSS GEU
Girija
Inquiro Global
Role: Product Manager

20. Alumni of NSS GEU
Shubh Jaiswal
Simpolo Ceramics
Role: Project Supervisor

21. Alumni of NSS GEU
Soumya Negi
JSW Group
Role: Product Manager

22. Alumni of NSS GEU
Jhankar
SGT University
Role: Proffesor