Early Times Report
JAMMU, Nov 25: The 7-day NSS camp organized by KC College of Education concluded with a poignant valedictory function at Old Age Home, Amphalla. The event was a testament to the camp's theme of communal harmony and community services. The valedictory function began with a vibrant cultural program, anchored by NSS volunteer Vanshika and Komal. The program featured a series of performances, including songs, dances, and skits, promoting Communal Harmony and National Integration. NSS volunteer Akarshani delivered a warm welcome address, highlighting the camp's objectives and achievements. She emphasized the significance of communal harmony and community service in building a stronger, more compassionate society. NSS Program Officer Priya Gupta expressed heartfelt gratitude to the participants, organizers, and the management of old age home for their support and cooperation. She acknowledged the efforts of the NSS volunteers in making the camp a success.
Dr Sanjay Tickoo, Principal KC College of Education appreciated the efforts of the NSS volunteers, organizers, and participants. "I am proud of the way our NSS volunteers have come together to make a positive impact in the community. Your selfless service and community engagement will not only benefit the community but also enrich your own lives. "The 7-day NSS camp included various activities promoting communal harmony and community service, such as:
- Organizing an awareness rally
- Conducting a Nukkad Natak on global rights
- Hosting a guest lecture on My Bharat Portal
- Visiting the old age home and engaging in community services. |
