GOVERNMENT ARTS COLLEGE, BAYAD
| Title of the Event/Program/Function | National Service Scheme (NSS) Orientation Programme |
|---|---|
| Date and Time | 21-07-2026 Time: 10:00:00 |
| Venue | Room No. 4, College Building |
| Organized by | NSS Co-Ordinator |
| Objective of the Program | • Understand the Community: Map the socio-economic realities of the local community in which volunteers operate. • Identify Needs: Discover the most critical problems and needs of the community to find practical solutions. • Develop Social Civic Sense: Inculcate a strong sense of social and civic responsibility among young citizens. • Apply Knowledge: Utilize academic learning and skills to find practical solutions to community problems. • Build Competence: Develop the skills needed for group living and sharing of responsibilities. • Acquire Leadership: Gain leadership qualities and a democratic attitude while working with diverse groups. |
| Chief Guest/Invited Guests | No chief Guest |
| Number of Students Participants | 48 |
| Number of Faculty Participants | 5 |
| Summary of Proceedings | 0 |
| Mode of Feedback | Oral |
| Total Feedback Received | 5 |
| Summary of Feedback | The senior volunteers provided critical insights based on their firsthand community service experiences Field Realities: Senior students emphasized that village camps require high adaptability due to resource constraints and cultural differences. Skill Growth: They shared that managing community health drives and literacy campaigns directly enhanced their public speaking, crisis management, and teamwork skills. Trust Building: The seniors highlighted that listening patiently to local villagers is essential to gaining their trust before implementing any social project. Personal Transformation: They reflected on how the NSS motto shifted their mindset from individual academic focus to proactive civic responsibility. |
| Outcome of the Event | The orientation program successfully achieved its goals, resulting in the following key outcomes: • Enrolled Volunteers: A new cohort of student volunteers successfully completed their registration and officially joined the NSS unit. • Motto Alignment: The new members gained a clear understanding of the NSS history, rules, and the core philosophy of "Not Me, But You." • Civic Awareness: The volunteers demonstrated a heightened awareness of their civic responsibilities and the vital role youth play in nation-building. • Practical Insights: Students gained realistic expectations about village camps and outreach projects through the shared experiences of senior volunteers and faculty. • Service Commitment: The event concluded with a unified commitment to community welfare as all new volunteers took the official service pledge. |
| Remarks | - |
| Report Prepared by | Dr. Anand K. Acharya, N S S Co-ordinator. GACS College, Bayad. |
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