GDC R.S. PURA ORGANISES AWARENESS CAMPAIGN AND COMMUNITY OUTREACH ACTIVITIES AT GOVERNMENT BOYS MIDDLE SCHOOL, CHOHALA,

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GDC R.S. PURA ORGANISES AWARENESS CAMPAIGN AND COMMUNITY
OUTREACH ACTIVITIES AT GOVERNMENT BOYS MIDDLE SCHOOL, CHOHALA,

UNDER NSS SPECIAL CAMP

The NSS Unit of Government Degree College (GDC) R.S. Pura organised an awareness campaign
and a series of community outreach activities at Government Boys Middle School, Chohala as part
of its ongoing NSS Special Camp under the esteemed patronage and guidance of Principal Prof.

(Dr.) Preetpal Kour. The programme was coordinated by NSS Programme Officer Prof. Lukesha
Dubgotra with the active support of faculty members Dr. Sunil Kumar Mangoch and Prof. Rajinder
Singh who accompanied the NSS volunteers throughout the activities.

The initiative aimed to
sensitise school students towards social responsibility, ethical values and the importance of
collective efforts in building a corruption-free society. As part of the campaign, NSS volunteers
delivered informative lectures on the theme “Corruption-Free India,” highlighting the importance
of honesty, integrity, transparency and responsible citizenship in nation-building.

The interactive
sessions encouraged students to adopt ethical practices and develop a sense of responsibility towards
society. Extending the spirit of social service, the NSS volunteers also distributed stationery items
and food materials among the school students.

The initiative aimed to support and encourage young
learners while promoting the values of compassion, sharing and community service. The activities
provided a meaningful opportunity for NSS volunteers to interact with the school community,
spread awareness and contribute towards social welfare.

The programme also highlighted the role of
education, moral values and community participation in bringing about positive social change.
Principal Prof. (Dr.) Preetpal Kour appreciated the efforts of the NSS Programme Officer,
accompanying faculty members and NSS volunteers in successfully organising the initiative.

She encouraged the NSS Unit to continue undertaking such socially relevant activities for the welfare of
the community.

The programme concluded with a renewed commitment to the ideals of the National
Service Scheme and its motto, “Not Me, But You,” reaffirming the importance of selfless service
and the role of young volunteers in building a responsible, compassionate and socially conscious