N.S.S
GOAL
The main goal of the NSS is education via community service and community service via education.
NSS MOTO
The Motto of NSS “Not Me But You”, reflects the essence of democratic living and upholds the need for self-less service. NSS helps the students development & appreciation to other persons point of view and also show consideration towards other living beings. The philosophy of the NSS is a good doctrine in this motto, which underlines on the belief that the welfare of an individual is ultimately dependent on the welfare of the society as a whole and therefore, the NSS volunteers shall strive for the well-being of the society.
NSS SYMBOL
The NSS symbol is based on the "Rath" wheel of the Konark Sun Temple situated in Odisha. The navy blue colour indicates the cosmos of which the NSS is a tiny part, ready to contribute its share for the welfare of the mankind. The Red colour in the badge indicates that the NSS volunteers are full of blood i.e. lively, active, energetic and full of high spirit. The giant wheels of the Sun Temple portray the cycle of creation, preservation and release, and signify the movement in life across time and space.
One of the main objectives of NSS is to uphold personal growth of students through involvement in community development. To provide hands on experience to young students in delivering community service is another important objective of the NSS. It also helps the students to
- Develop a democratic attitude and acquire leadership qualities.
- Gain skills and competence required for group-living, sharing of responsibilities and organizing participation to the community.
- Develop civic and social responsibilities
- Know about and understand the type of community they work in
- Understand themselves in relation to their community
- Understand their roles in the community
- Identify the problems and requirements of the community and help the community in solving them
- Utilize their skills and knowledge to find practical solutions to individual and community problems
- Involve the community in problem solving processes
- Gain skills in mobilizing community participation
- Practice towards national integration and social harmony
ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES
- NSS volunteers work in rural areas, adopted villages and schools to serve the cause of society through survey, education and health awareness programmes. This study involves identifying the importance, aims and objectives of NSS in higher education which in turn create social responsibility among the students.
- The motto of NSS is to develop the community by educating the society along with student’s personal development. So it becomes the important role and responsibility of the NSS students to create awareness in the community on protection of environment.
- As progress and development of a nation depends upon health, to provide necessary basic information and awareness on health related concepts is the first and foremost responsibility of NSS students. N.S.S. volunteers are required to take steps to develop community assets, infrastructure and preserve natural resources of the country.
- Other thrust areas for N.S.S. activities are sustainable development, rural reconstruction, watershed management and wasteland development.
- N.S.S. volunteers are required to take up number of activities for the eradication of illiteracy such as adult education, non formal education, and women literacy programmes etc.
- NSS volunteers render commendable relief work during natural calamities/emergencies such as cyclones, floods, famine, earthquake, tsunamis etc from time to time all over the country.
ENROLLMENT IN NSS
NSS is a voluntary scheme. NSS scheme starts from 11th Standard onwards. At college level the NSS volunteers will be enrolled from the first and second year degree-class students. The students from foreign countries studying in Indian universities can also join NSS so that they may share the experiences of national reconstruction and community work. NCC cadets will not be allowed to join NSS. Similarly NSS volunteers will not participate in NCC or any other youth organization as long as they are in NSS.
An NSS volunteer needs to devote a total of 240 hours social service in two years duration. Every year, a NSS volunteer has to devote 20 hrs. of orientation and 100 hrs. of community service. To enroll as NSS volunteer, contact the NSS Programme Officer of your school / college. Enrollment in NSS is free. The NSS volunteers on successful completion of the required hours of service are issued a certificate. NSS volunteers can get some weightage during admissions in higher studies and other benefits as decided by the institutions/university.
Composition of NSS Wing
NSS committee is formed with
1. Principal as the Chairman
2. Three Program Officers
Dr.V.Sree Ram(Chairman)
Unit-I
Sri K. Sekhar Babu |
Programme Officer |
Sri V. Gopichand |
Member |
Sri. N. Rama Rao |
Member |
Sri R. V. Siva Rao |
Member |
Ms. S. Prabhavathi |
Member |
Ms. P. Kasi Visweswari |
Member |
Mr.D.Sunny, II B.Com (Gen); 21-125 |
Member |
Mr.P.Kalyan, II B.Com; 21-123 |
Member |
Unit-II
Ms. A. Sravani |
Programme Officer |
Sri N. Ramana Rao |
Member |
Sri M. Sateesh |
Member |
Smt. V. V. Aparna reddy |
Member |
Sri P. Suresh |
Member |
Smt. SK. Asma |
Member |
Ms.J.N.Nikhitha, I B.Sc. MCCs; 22-724 |
Member |
Mr.V.Chandra Teja, II BA; 21-010 |
Member |
Mr.B.Ashok Kumar, II BA; 21-001 |
Member |
Unit-III
Sri Md. Noor |
Programme Officer |
Sri V.N.V.Kishore |
Member |
Sri A. N. Srinivasa Rao |
Member |
Ms. G. Katyayini |
Member |
Sri T.Narasimha Rao |
Member |
Smt.K.Sravanthi |
Member |
Mr.N.Konda Babu, II B.Sc. MPC (E.M); 21-407 |
Member |
Mr.N.Durga Prasad, I B.Sc. MCCs; 22-727 |
Member |
Ms.N.Sireesha, I B.A.; 22-013 |
Member |
In the autonomous system one extracurricular activity is obligatory for I & II year Degree students for which they are evaluated and assessed for 100 marks each year. Our NSS Units are composed of those who usually opt for NSS out of their consideration towards other living beings and for the need for self-less service. The constructive roles played by our NSS students while participating in various community welfare programmes as part of regular programmes and special camps help the students’ development and appreciation to other person’s point of view .
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