N.S.S ORIENTATION MEETING SEPTEMBER 21, 2015

“Every journey of success starts with the idea of achieving it.”

The above lines are very true. Any team which works with the idea to achieve its goals needs participation of every member. NSS also needs young hearts and minds that work to serve the society and can raise new ideas for it. In order to ensure better interaction not only among the team members but also with the teachers that are associated with the team, an orientation programme was organised in which the entire team was invited. As it is rightly said, “A smallest idea has the power to change the whole world.” In the same way NSS aims at changing the thinking of the society.

                              

This orientation was organised on 21^st September, 2015 in room no. 1403 pi block, in 5^th lecture. It was organised in the presence of Dr. Sushil Kumar (NSS Coordinator), President Punit Jain, and Vice-President Ritika Goyal. All the volunteers were told to gather in room no. 1403 where everyone reached on time. At around 12.45p.m the meeting started. The new volunteers were very excited about the meeting.

The meeting started with giving introduction about NSS. They were told that what actually NSS was. They were told about the various further groups that comprised NSS i.e. Sankalp, Unnati, Umang, Prayas. They were given information about Sankalp that under this project the volunteers taught/interacted with slum kids nearby our campus area. The main motive of this project is to make these kids comfortable to the education and hence to develop their interest in education. All these kids were brought to the university campus and the NSS volunteers teach them daily from Monday to Saturday. The kids are provided with notebooks, drawing sheets and other stationary stuff.

                             

Then they were also told about Unnati. It is a name given to social education for helping local school students. As per name it was about progress. Under this plan the slum students were given computer education so that they get some exposure to the technical world. Then came Umang, in which personal grooming of the volunteers was our focus. Events like poetry writing, artical writing, etc are organised in which volunteers get a chance to try their writing skills also. At last came Prayas in which medical camps like dental check up, blood donation, etc are organised.

                             

The volunteers were very impressed with the information and showed great interest in participation for the future events. Dr. Sushil Kumar (NSS Coordinator) motivated them to work with full dedication and determination. The event successfully ended with the positive feedback of the volunteers.