+ About National Service Scheme

National Service Scheme popularly known as NSS, the scheme was launched in 1969; Mahatma Gandhi Centenary year. The focal objective of the scheme is the overall development of personality of students by providing them with the opportunities to participate in the community development service programs and enable them to get experience by exposure to the life outside educational institutions.  The scheme has brought NSS volunteers in direct contact with the community problems, needs and development processes. This enables them to plan and organize need-based programs resulting in creation of tangible assets. The student volunteers have successfully participated in National Priority programs like total literacy campaigns, health and sanitation, environment awareness and enrichment programs, etc. NSS is integrated with the curriculum/academic programs and also has helped to make education more relevant to community development, national goals, social and economic processes. National  Service  Scheme  (NSS)  is  a  permanent  youth  Program  under  the Ministry  of  Youth  Affairs  and  Sports,  Government  of  India.

MISSION

The motto or watchword of the NSS is “Not me but you”.  It  underlines  that  the  welfare  of  an  individual  is  ultimately  dependent  on  the  welfare  of  society  on the whole.  This  express  the  essence  of  democratic  living  and  upholds  the  need  of  selfless  service  and  appreciation  of  the  other  man’s  point  of  view  and  also  consideration  for  fellow  human  beings.