We Are Here to Serve
The vision ,mission and the objectives of the cell is aligned towards instilling discipline ,qualities of leadership , both moral and physical along with courage as a way of shaping young ignited minds to a seek with passion a career in the Indian Armed Forces. Provide students with an understanding of the armed forces protocols and operating procedures before the venture towards the path of National, it also teaches students to appreciate, honour and respect careers in the Indian Armed Forces.
NSS at SPSU
Objective
Before we understand the NSS in details, you should know the objectives of national service schemes. this slide is showing various objectives of national services scheme. once you join the NSS who are known as the NSS volunteer.
The main objectives of National Service Scheme (NSS) are:
- Understand the community in which people work.
- Understand the relation to their community
- Identify the needs and problems of the community and involve NSS volunteers in problem-solving
- Develop among themselves a sense of social and civic responsibility
- Utilize their knowledge in finding practical solutions to individual and community problems.
- Develop competence required for group-living and sharing of responsibilities
- Gain skills in mobilizing community participation
- Acquire leadership qualities and democratic attitudes
- Develop capacity to meet emergencies and natural disasters and
- Practice national integration and social harmony.
Coverage
After Understanding various objectives of an NSS program. let me tell you about the coverage of NSS program. Started initially in 37 universities involving 40,000 volunteers, the scheme has grown over the years, and it is implemented today with an involvement of more than 3.8 million volunteers spread over in 396 Universities, Polytechnics and 47 Councils of +2 level. The efforts of NSS volunteers have been widely praised by the community, universities, colleges, and general public as the NSS volunteers have been rendering selfless service to the community.
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NSS Activities
Once you are a NSS Volunteer, you have to actively participate in two types of Activities.
- Regular Activities
- Special Campaign Program
Regular Activities
NSS volunteers generally work in villages, slums and voluntary agencies to complete 120 hours of regular activities during an academic year. As per the fundamental principles of National Service Scheme, a volunteer is expected to remain in constant touch with the community. Hence, it is of vital importance that a particular village/slum is selected for implementation of NSS programmes.
Special Camping Programme
Every year 50 percent of the volunteers of each NSS unit are expected to participate in special camps which is of seven days duration. NSS volunteer is to live with the members of the community during the 7 days Special Camping Programme and learn from their experience during his/her tenure in NSS, the village/slum should be carefully selected for adoption by NSS unit. Special Camping Programme forms an integral part of National Service Scheme. It provides unique opportunities to the students for group living, collective experience sharing and constant interaction with community.
Current Activities of the NSS Cell In Session
The fifth day of the NSS camp featured a thrilling athletic event in front of the university mess. The activities for the day included Shotput, Discus Throw, and Long Jump, attracting over 120 students. These events provided a platform for participants to demonstrate their physical prowess, technique, and competitive spirit. The diversity of participants, coming from various departments, added to the excitement of the day.
The athletes displayed remarkable dedication and skill, contributing to a lively and competitive atmosphere. Shotput: The Shotput event began with participants demonstrating their strength and technique in throwing the heavy metal ball. The competition was fierce, with each athlete striving to achieve the longest throw. The participants were judged on their ability to combine power with precision. Discus Throw: Following the Shotput, the Discus Throw event took place. Participants showcased their ability to spin and release the discus with maximum force and accuracy. The event was marked by impressive throws, with several students displaying outstanding form and control.
Long Jump : The Long Jump event was the final activity of the day. Participants took turns to sprint down the track and leap as far as possible into the sandpit. The event tested their speed, strength, and jumping technique. Spectators cheered on the athletes, creating an encouraging and supportive environment.
In the end, the NSS team (Dr. Manish Dadhich, Dr Harish Tiwari, Dr Amrit Ghosh)
extended heartfelt gratitude to the Hon'ble Vice-Chancellor, Prof (Dr) Prithvi Yadav,
Campus Director, Lt. Col. Neeraj Kumar, Registrar, Prof (Dr) U R Singh, Dean-SoE, Prof
Prasun Chakrabarti, Dean-SoM, Prof (Dr) Sadananda Prusty, Head Admin, Mr. Sunil
Pandey, Mr. Gurpreet Singh, Dr Mohd. Tariq Jamal, faculty members, staff, guest and
students for their steady support and participation in the campaign.
The NSS team is also thankful to Mr. Sairam Mummidi (B.Tech), Mr Namith (BBA) &
their team for capturing pictures and videos of the Sports Week series.
The event successfully engaged the campus community, fostering participants' sense of
responsibility and awareness. The NSS unit received positive feedback from attendees,
who appreciated the efforts to blend patriotism with social consciousness on this
significant day. Eventually, the reports were uploaded to the mybharat platform.On the fourth day of our NSS camp, a series of sports activities were organized across various grounds on the university campus. The event attracted over 200 students, including many participants from other colleges and university teams, making it a day full of energy, competition, and camaraderie. The event saw enthusiastic participation from both our university students and those from other institutions. The turnout was impressive, with over 200 students participating in different sports activities.
This large- scale participation fostered healthy competition and allowed students to interact with peers from different educational backgrounds. Event Details: The day began with a 30-minute Run & Walk in the morning, where students showcased their stamina and determination. This activity aimed to promote physical fitness and the importance of regular exercise among the youth.
Following the run, various sports activities were conducted simultaneously on their respective grounds: Badminton: Teams competed in fast-paced matches, displaying agility and skill. The matches were held in a knockout format, with participants showing exceptional talent and sportsmanship.
Football : The football matches were intense and exciting, with teams from different colleges battling it out on the field. The level of competition was high, and the spectators enjoyed every moment of the matches. Volleyball: The volleyball games saw excellent teamwork and coordination among the players. The rallies were thrilling, and the players' efforts were commendable.
Basketball : The basketball courts witnessed some high-energy games, with students demonstrating their shooting, dribbling, and passing skills. The matches were competitive, with teams from various institutions showcasing their talent. The event provided an excellent opportunity for students to engage in physical activities, enhancing their fitness and well-being. The participation of students from other colleges and universities added a competitive edge to the event, making it more exciting and dynamic. The sports activities promoted teamwork, strategic thinking, and sportsmanship among the participants, essential qualities for holistic development.
On the third day of our NSS camp, an exhilarating Tug of War (Rassa Kassi) competition was held in front of the University mess. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from over 80 students, who came together to display their strength, teamwork, and sportsmanship. The event was a perfect blend of fun and learning, as students showcased
their strengths while understanding the importance of teamwork. The activity also served as an excellent platform for students to bond with peers from different departments, fostering a sense of unity and camaraderie.
On the day second, the NSS unit of Sir Padampat Singhania University, Udaipur organized an Arm Wrestling and Weightlifting competition at the Gymnasium. This event was part of our ongoing efforts to promote physical fitness, healthy competition, and student camaraderie. The event saw tremendous participation, with more than 100 students participating enthusiastically. The event's primary objective was to encourage students to engage in physical fitness activities and foster a spirit of healthy competition. By organizing arm wrestling and weightlifting competitions, we highlighted the importance of strength, endurance, and overall well-being among the student community. The event was a resounding success, with participants enjoying the competitive aspect and gaining a deeper appreciation for physical fitness. The competition fostered a sense of unity and camaraderie among students, as they supported and encouraged one another throughout the event. The positive feedback from participants and spectators alike underscores the value of such activities in promoting a healthy and active lifestyle.
The NSS unit of Sir Padampat Singhania University, Udaipur, organized a Matki Phor event, a traditional game, in the area opposite the mess. This activity was part of our ongoing efforts to promote cultural heritage and engage students in recreational yet meaningful activities. The primary objective of the Matki Phor event was to foster team spirit, collaboration, and cultural appreciation among students while celebrating the joyous occasion of Krishna Janmashtami. The game, deeply rooted in Indian tradition, allowed students to connect with the cultural significance of Lord Krishna's playful spirit. The event was a great success; more than 80 students participated actively and displayed excellent teamwork.
On the occasion of Independence Day, our Vice-Chancellor delivered an inspiring message, emphasizing the importance of remembering the sacrifices made by our freedom fighters. He encouraged everyone to uphold the values of freedom, justice, and equality, which are the pillars of our nation. Regarding the Poster Exhibition, the Vice Chancellor expressed his appreciation for the creativity and dedication of the NSS volunteers. He highlighted the significance of raising awareness about contemporary issues through such initiatives and urged the students to continue their efforts to impact society positively.
In the end, the NSS team (Dr. Manish Dadhich, Dr Harish Tiwari, Dr Amrit Ghosh) extended heartfelt gratitude to the Hon’ble Vice-Chancellor, Prof (Dr) Prithvi Yadav, Campus Director, Lt. Col. Neeraj Kumar, Registrar, Prof (Dr) U R Singh, Dean-SoM, Prof (Dr) Sadananda Prusty, Head Admin, Mr. Sunil Pandey, faculty members, staff, guest and students for their steady support and participation in the campaign.
The event successfully engaged the campus community, fostering participants’ sense of responsibility and awareness. The NSS unit received positive feedback from attendees, who appreciated the efforts to blend patriotism with social consciousness on this significant day.
5th June, 2022
The Environment Club along with NSS Cell of Sir Padampat Singhania University, Udaipur organized a Poster Making Contest on account of World Environment Day, June 5,2022. The themes for the poster preparations were Clean India, Global Warming and Tree Plantation. Students of School of Engineering and School of Management enthusiastically participated in the event. Total twenty two students registered in the poster making contest.
Total twelve posters were received from the participants. The posters were exhibited in the admin block for the students and faculty members of the university to visit. The jury members for the contest were Dr. Tulika Chakrabarti and Dr. Archana Gajbhiye. Posters from Bipasha Ishita and Krishna (BBA sem II) and Dharita & Chhaya (B.Tech Sem II) were adjudged for first and second position respectively.
15th August 2022
NSS cell of the university has organized Triranga Rally on the 76th Independence Day at Sir Padampat Singhania University, Udaipur under the Azadi ka Amrit-Mahotsava campaign. All the NSS volunteers and students along with faculty members were participated in Tiranga Rally.
The Rally started form the admin block of the university and reached old main gate. All the students were having Tiranga in their hand and they pledged to respect the Tiranga throughout their life. Prof.(Dr.) Padmakali Banerjee (Vice Chancellor), Dr. Sanjay Mishra (Registrar), Prof. Sadananda Prusty (Provost and Dean, SoM), Dr. Arun Kumar( Dean SOE), Dr. Vinod Patidar( Dean Research) and Dr. Deepak Vyas ( Proctor & Head Chemistry Department) HODs of all the department and other faculty members were also participated in the rally.
At the end of the rally all participants are assembled nearby the admin block for a group photograph. Mr. Harish Tiwari(Programme Coordinator NSS cell, SPSU) Dr. Manish Dadhich( Programme Officer) and Dr. Amrit Ghosh( Programme Officer) were also present there in the rally.
15th August 2022
NSS cell of the university has celebrated the 76th Independence Day with great zeal and enthusiasm at Sir Padampat Singhania University, Udaipur. The Vice Chancellor of the University Prof.(Dr.) Padmakali Banerjee hoisted the tricolor. Promoting the initiative and highlighting the benefits of healthy, environment friendly lifestyle ‘Tree Planation Drive’ was organized by the NSS cell of the University where Prof. (Dr.) Padmakali Banerjee (Vice Chancellor)
Dr. Sanjay Mishra (Registrar), Prof. Sadananda Prusty (Provost and Dean, SoM), Dr. Arun Kumar (Dean SOE), Dr. Vinod Patidar (Dean Research) and Dr. Deepak Vyas (Proctor & Head Chemistry Department) Planted trees nearby the admin Area. Other staff members also planted tree and overall, more than 30 trees were planted in this tree plantation drive. Mr. Harish Tiwari (Programme Coordinator NSS cell, SPSU) Dr. Manish Dadhich (Programme Officer) and Dr. Amrit Ghosh (Programme Officer) were also present there in this event.
Tree Plantation Drive
25th August 2022
Promoting the initiative and highlighting the benefits of healthy, environment friendly lifestyle ‘Tree Planation Drive’ was organized during the Orientation Programme 2022 for the students of Batch 2022. On this occasion Dr. Sanjay Mishra (Registrar), Prof. Sadananda Prusty (Provost and Dean, SoM), Dr. Arun Kumar (Dean SOE), Dr. Deepak Vyas (Proctor & Head Chemistry Department) Dr. Manish Dadhich (Program Officer NSS) and Mr. Harish Tiwari (Programme Coordinator NSS) were present.
All students and faculty members planted trees nearby the area boys’ hostel 1. Prof. (Dr.) Sadananda Prusty (Provost and Dean, SoM) addressed students and motivated them to adopt the tree during their tenure in the SPSU and take care of tree during this time period. More than 30 trees were planted in this tree plantation drive. Mr. Harish Tiwari (Programme Coordinator NSS cell, SPSU) Dr. Manish Dadhich (Programme Officer) given thanks to all faculty members and students.
Meet the Experts
Faculty Coordinator
Dr. Manish Dadhich is the NSS Programme Coordinator of the NSS unit at the Sir Padampat Singhania University.
Advisory Committee of the NSS
As per the direction of Regional Directorate of N.S.S. Jaipur, advisory committee is constituted for the session 2024-25 with the following members:-
- Dr. Udayprakash R. Singh (Registrar) Chairman
- Dr. Manish Dadhich (Associate Professor) Programme Coordinator
- Mr. Harish Tiwari (Assistant Professor) Programme Officer
- Dr. Amrit Ghosh (Associate Professor) Programme Officer