NSS
Introduction
The National Service Scheme (NSS) is aimed at developing socially responsible and community-oriented youth. The scheme offers students of Senior Secondary (+2 level), Technical Institutions, Colleges, and Universities an opportunity to actively participate in nation-building through meaningful community service.
Since its inception in 1969, NSS has evolved into one of the largest youth volunteer movements in the country. What began with just 40,000 volunteers has grown to over 3.8 million enthusiastic students.
3.8 Million+
Enthusiastic Volunteers
The NSS Badge
Konark Wheel: Eight spokes represent the 24 hours of the day, reminding volunteers to remain ever-ready.
Red Colour: Reflects the energy, passion, and spirit of youth.
Blue Colour: Symbolises the vast universe, signifying NSS as an integral part of human welfare.
“Not Me
But You”
Placing community welfare above individual interests.
Objectives of NSS
Understand the community and their role within it
Identify social needs and find practical solutions
Develop leadership skills and democratic values
Encourage active community participation
Promote national integration and social harmony
NSS Co-ordinator
Asst. Prof. Karanvir Dwivedi
Faculty Coordinator
Why Join NSS?
- • Compassionate and responsible social leaders
- • Efficient and ethical administrators
- • Individuals with empathy and deep human values
National Service Scheme (NSS) - Main
International Yoga Day Celebration 1
International Yoga Day Celebration 2
International Yoga Day Celebration 3
International Yoga Day Celebration 4
Cleanliness Drive 1
Cleanliness Drive 2
NSS Camp Activity 1
NSS Camp Activity 2
NSS Camp Activity 3
NSS Camp Activity 4
NSS Camp Activity 5
NSS Camp Activity 6
NSS Camp Activity 7
NSS Camp Activity 8
Republic Day Parade Camp 1
Republic Day Parade Camp 2
Republic Day Parade Camp 3
Republic Day Parade Camp 4
