Mahinder Patyal
Bharmour,
A seven-day National Service Scheme (NSS) special camp commenced on Friday at Government Senior Secondary School, Bharmour. District NSS Coordinator Meena Chadhak attended the inaugural ceremony as the chief guest and formally inaugurated the camp by lighting the ceremonial lamp.
Addressing the volunteers, Meena Chadhak emphasized that every NSS volunteer should remain committed to selfless service, even in challenging circumstances. She said that the National Service Scheme is an effective platform for developing the values of service, dedication, discipline, and social responsibility among students. Through NSS, students learn to understand their responsibilities towards society and are inspired to assist those in need.
During the event, NSS Programme Officer Vijay Sharma welcomed and honored the chief guest with a traditional shawl, cap, and badge. Briefing participants about the camp’s objectives and activities, he informed that a total of 58 students are taking part in the seven-day programme.
Sharma said that the camp will include sessions on discipline, moral values, health, hygiene, yoga, physical fitness, and local culture. Volunteers will also be sensitized towards community service, teamwork, and social welfare activities, enabling them to apply the lessons learned during the camp in their daily lives.
Encouraging students to actively participate in all camp activities, Meena Chadhak urged them to make the spirit of service an integral part of their lives. She also contributed ₹1,100 to motivate the volunteers.
Prominent attendees included Kulbhushan, Krishna Pakhretia, Om Verma, Omendra Thakur, Kishori Lal, Surjan Singh, Vivek Sharma, and several other dignitaries.
