Nss : Triveni Devi Bhalotia College

NSS (National Service Scheme)

T.D.B. COLLEGE NSS UNITS

History and current status of NSS (National Service Sceme):

The Education Commission headed by Dr. D.S. Kothari (1964-66) recommended that students at all stages of education should be associated with some form of social service. This was taken into account by the State Education Ministers during their conference in April 1967 and they recommended that at the school, college, university stage, students could be offered to them in the form of a new programme called the National Service Scheme (NSS). National Service Scheme (NSS) was finally launched during Gandhi Centenary year on 24th September, 1969 in India. National Service Scheme, under the Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports Govt. of India is successfully running with about 3.86 million student youth enrolled in 41,442 NSS units spread over through 396 Universities/ +2 Councils, 16,331 Colleges/ Technical Institutions and 28,621 Senior Secondary Schools across the country.

History and current status of our College NSS Unit:

In our Triveni Devi Bhalotia College Prof. Lahiri started the NSS Programme in 1970. After that Prof. Kanai Lal Mitra (Department of Botany), Prof. Komales Lahiri (Department of History), Prof. Burnwal (Department of Hindi), Dr. Debiprasad Ghosh (Department of Chemistry), Dr. Raka Mukherjee (Department of Physics), Prof. Jagannath Chakraborty (Department of Geology), Dr. Sanjoy Mukherjee (Department of History), Mrs. Chandana Bhattacharjee (Khan)(Department of Zoology), Dr. Sudipta Saha (Department of Chemistry), Ms. Arunima Karmakar (Department of English), Dr, Joyesh Rajguru (Department ofHistory) has played a great role in the NSS Programmes as Programm Officers in our college. They tried hard and shaped the NSS unit of TDB College into what it is today.

From 2022, Mr. Asish Chandra Gorai (Department of Political Science and Dr. Shreyasi Gupta (Department of Zoology) Have taken charge as programm Officers of Unit II and Unit II of NSS.

Now more than 100 students are enrolled as NSS volunteers (Unit I+Unit II) and they are doing their routine classes, NSS activities like social services, participating in camps and trying hard to make a mark in society which is the actual goal to set up NSS.

Motto or Watchwood:

Lets engrave this line within us “Not me but we”

♦ The specific objectives of our NSS units are to arouse the student’s social consciousness and provide opportunity to them.

♦ To work with and among the people of slum areas as well as the urban areas.

♦ To encourage the NSS volunteers in non-violent and constructive social activities.

♦ To understand the community in which the volunteers work

♦ To understand themselves in relation to the community in which they live

♦ To identify the needs and problems of the community and involve themselves in the problem solving process.

♦ To develop among themselves a sense of social and civic responsibilities

♦ To utilize their knowledge in finding practical solution to individual and community problems

♦ To develop competence required for group living and sharing of responsibilities

♦ To gain skill symbolizing the community participation

♦ To acquire the leadership qualities and democratic attitude

♦ To develop capacity to meet emergencies and natural disasters

♦ To practice national integration and social harmony

Proposed activities of Trivenidevi Bhalotia College NSS units:

1. Awareness Programme on socially relevant and important topics

2. Different important day observations.

3. Survey on Socio-Economic-Educational status of the adopted village

4. Organising different camps including blood donation camp, special camp and workshops on Water borne diseases, different Topics of Social Relevance and Social Service etc. In different places of the adopted village, college, and surrounding villages from time to time as per direction of University.

Seminars/ Theory Classes:

1. Seminar on NSS activities and the role and responsibilities of the N.S.S. Volunteers along with the future scope.	July/August
2. Seminar on Different Important Days Observation	July/August
3. Seminar on Environment	July/August
4. Seminar on Forestation	July
5. Seminar on Disaster Management	August
6. Seminar on Traffic Rule and Signal	September
7. Seminar on AIDS	September
8. Seminar on Blood Donation/ Motivation Campaign	November
9. Seminar on Utility of Medicinal Plants and the role of N.S.S. volunteers to Conserve that	November

Workshops:

1. One Day Workshop on Cleanliness	August
2. Workshop on Service opportunities and Self-Employment	September
3. One day Seminar on Child Immunisation	October/November
4. Workshop on Benefits of use and Installation of sanitary Latrines in the Village levels and Adopted Village	December

Observation:

Different Important Days to be observed
N.S.S. Day	24th September
National Integration day	19th November
National Youth Day	12th January
Martyr day	30th January
Antorjatik Matri Bhasa Divas	21st February
International Women’s Day	8th March
World Health day	7th April
National Blood Donation Day	1st October
World AIDS Day	1st December
World Human Rights Day	10th December

Different Week Observation
Forestation Week	14th to 20th July
National Youth Week	12-19th January
Vigilance Week	28th October to 2nd November

Survey:

Survey on Socio-Economic-Educational status of the adopted village	January
Survey on the Status of Sanitary Latrine in the surrounding villages of the college and adopted village	January
Survey on Nutrition in the adapted Village	February

Camps:

Special 7 day Annual Camp	September or December (tentative)
Blood Donation Camp(s)	January
One Day free Health Check Up camp at adopted village or college campus	January/February

Sessions	Files	Reports
2016-17
2017-18
2018-2019		-
2019-2020		-
2020-2021		-

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