National Service Scheme (NSS) Community Service and Youth Development Name:- Amrata Awasthi
What is NSS? A government-sponsored public service program in India. Launched in 1969, on Mahatma Gandhi’s centenary year. Aimed at developing students’ personalities through community service.
Main Objectives Foster social responsibility. Provide hands-on experience in community service. Promote the spirit of volunteerism among students.
Motto and Symbol Motto : “Not Me, But You” Symbol : The NSS badge with the Konark wheel in the center, symbolizing the cycle of life.
Activities and Projects Health and Hygiene : Health camps, blood donation drives. Education : Literacy programs, tutoring underprivileged children. Environment : Tree plantation, cleanliness drives. Social Issues : Gender equality, drug abuse awareness.
Benefits of Joining NSS Personal Development : Enhances leadership and communication skills. Community Impact : Directly contributes to societal welfare. Career Enhancement : Valuable experience for resumes and job applications.
NSS Structure Organizational Structure : National, state, and university-level committees. College and school-based units. Annual Camps : Week-long camps focusing on community service projects.
How to Join NSS Eligibility : Students in 11th and 12th grades, technical institutions, undergraduate and postgraduate programs. Process : Enrollment through educational institutions.
Conclusion Summary : NSS is a platform for students to contribute to society and develop personally. Call to Action : Encourage peers to join and make a difference.