Commencement of a Seven Day NSS Camp at HMV

 

A seven day special NSS camp has been started in the premises of Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya Jalandhar. NSS adviser Dr. Anjana Bhatia and NSS coordinators Dr. Veena Arora and Ms. Harmanu Paul welcomed the Principal Prof. Dr. (Mrs.) Ajay Sareen. On the first day of the camp, the inauguration ceremony was addressed by Principal Prof. Dr. (Mrs.) Ajay Sareen. Principal Sareen congratulated the entire NSS unit and its volunteers for this pious work. Further, she said that such sorts of activities are mandatory for the welfare of our society. On the first day of this camp, NSS coordinators Dr. Veena Arora and Ms. Harmanu Paul addressed and motivated all the volunteers and briefed them pertaining to the activities to be done for the next seven days. On this day, More than 89 NSS Volunteers, alongwith their coordinators and other members visited Red Cross School for the deaf and dumb near new Sabzi Mandi Maqsudan. Principal of the school Sh. Pushpinder Sharma welcomed the Principal Dr. Ajay Sareen and others wholeheartedly and also thanked her for sending NSS team in their school. Further, Principal Pushpinder told us that, this school is aided by ministry of social justice which’s president is the Deputy Commissioner of Jalandhar. Additionally, He told that inderdev singh is the secterary of the school and more than 70 deaf and dumb students, who are not only from Punjab but also from Himachal and Haryana, are taught in this school. NSS volunteers spent quality time with these special students and distributed eatables among them. Volunteers also made a murial painting inside the school with the help of Dr. Shailender. Some of the volunterrs engaged themselves in colouring trees and planted some plants in the garden of the school. After that, students reached the college where the coordinator Dr. Veena Arora and Ms. Harmanu Paul shared the experience of the day with NSS volunteers. Dr. Jyoti Gogia delivered a vote of thanks and congratulated all the NSS volunteers for their endeavours made on the first day of the camp.