NSS
NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME– “NOT ME BUT YOU”
Started since 2014, the college sub-unit works as per the regulations of The Bangalore University NSS unit. The volunteers of the college sub-unit have many special accolades to their credit.
NSS Pledge
“I solemnly work with dedication to serve and strengthen freedom and integrity of the nation. I further affirm that I shall never resort to violence and that all differences and disputes relating to the religion, language, region or political or economic graveness shall be settled by peaceful and constitutional manner.”
Definition, Meaning and Scope of the NSS: –
The NSS was launched in INDIA on 24th September 1969, to mark the birth centenary year of “Father of our Nation”, Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi.
VISION
“Understand the community in which they work
Identify community needs and problem and serve the society”
MISSION
“Apply their education in community problems
Sharing responsibilities
Practice National Integration.”
OBJECTIVES
- Understand themselves in relation to their community.
- Community problems solution in which they can be involved.
- Develop the sense of social and civil responsibility.
- Develop competence in group living.
- Gain skills in community participation.
- Acquire leadership qualities
- Democratic attitude.
SIGHTAHON 2023
YOGATHON 2019-20
RNS FIRST GRADE has conducted yogathon to create awareness in people about the importance of yoga on 18th July 2019. The event was organised under the Tag line “Yoga for Life”. It was conducted with the guidance of our Principal Dr. Sudheer Pai K L, Vice Principal Shilpa Sarnad, NSS programme Officer Prof. Jagadeesh K N. More than 1018 students, faculty members and the public took part in this event. Current generation is becoming weak and unhealthy day by day due to ignorance, wrong practices and laziness. It is our responsibility to spread right practices time to time to make everyone ‘HEALTHY, HAPPY AND HARMONIOUS’. Yogathon is one of the key events which help all age group to inspire themselves and experience synergy within the event. This event also inspires everyone to increase their confidence, fitness and inspire them towards health and selflessness.
SIGHTAHON 2019-20
On the occasion of National Eye Donation fortnight on 25th August 2019.SAKSHAM CAMBA in association with Minto Ophthalmic Hospital organized 2 KM blindfold walk/’SIGHTHON’ at Shree Kanteerava Stadium, to create awareness of Eye Donation.
The event was inaugurated by Dr. Srinivas {Minto Eye Hospital}, Dr. Sudheer Pai K L {SAKAHAM, Karnataka President}, Sri Shekar Naik {Indian Blind Cricket Captain}. Around 1500 members pledged their eyes to donate after their death and had an experience of blind fold walk.
Our college NSS Unit -1 Volunteers are participated in this Event. Along with NSS Programme Officer Prof. Jagadeesh K N.
JEEVAMRUTHA BLOOD DONATION FESTIVAL 2019-20
RNS First Grade College in collaboration with RNS Pre University College and Lions Club Bangalore South – organized and celebrated Blood Donation Festival ‘Jeevamrutha’ with the motto ‘Donate Blood, Save Lives’ on 14th February 2020 at RNS FGC Block channasandra. The occasion was inaugurated at 9:00 am by the Chief Guest Dr. Mathangi J, Senior Consultant,Radiation Oncologist,BGS Gleneagles Global Hospitals, Sri Jayadeva Kamath, Treasurer, SAKSHAM, and Presided by Dr. R N Shetty, Managing Trustee, R N Shetty Trust.
Sri Lion Sriramlu, Chairman,Blood Donation Committee, Lion Prof. N S Nagesh Rao, President, Lions Club Bangalore South, Mr.Shivu V, Alumni President of RNS FGC were the Guests of honour on the occasion and inspired the gathering and joined the drive.
Dr.Sudheer Pai K L, the Principal of RNS FGC, addressed and encouraged the students, parents, college teaching and non teaching staff to donate their blood for the good cause. Prof.Ravishankar B V, Principal of RNS PUC, Prof.Jagadeesh K N, NSS Programme Officer, Prof.Shilpa Sarnad, Vice Principal of RNS FGC, Prof.Gayathri P, Vice Principal of RNS PUC, Prof.Rose Rita Pais, Alumni Staff Co-ordinator RNS PUC, Prof. Madhusudhan T K, Alumni Staff Co-ordinator RNS FGC helped in organizing the camp. Teaching and non-teaching staff, students, volunteers and parents took active participation in the Festival.
Students enthusiastically participated in the camp and around 475 units of blood was collected by Lions Club, Bangalore South, Rashrothana Blood bank, Indira Gandhi Institute of child Health Hospital blood bank, Kidwai and Red cross Blood Bank.
CLAY SEED GANESHA MAKING ACTIVITY 2019-20
On the occasion of Ganesha Festival, clay seed Ganesha making activity was organized by Shree Vidyaranya Yuvakara Sangha Bangalore, on 25th August 2019. In this activity our college NSS Unit – 2 Volunteers participated in this event, and most important thing is the event will be recorded in ‘GUNNESS WORLD RECORDS’.
NSS Event Nov-2024
NSS Event Oct-2024
NSS EVENT-OLD AGE HOME VISIT
NSS CAMP
NSS ANNUAL SPECIAL CAMP
RNS First Grade College organized an NSS Special Camp at I Gollahalli and Tagadegowdanadoddi, Kanakapura Taluk, Ramanagara District, from 15th October, 2024 to 22nd October, 2024 the purpose of the NSS camp was to foster civic engagement, development leadership, and a sense of community among students. Through the NSS, the college provides students with opportunities to actively participate in development programs, emphasizing the dignity of labor, self-help, and the integration of physical work with intellectual pursuits.
For six days, the volunteers actively worked outside their comfort zones, emphasizing the importance of hygiene and the theme “Yuvakara Srujanasheelathe Deshada Aasthi” (Youth Creativity is the Nation’s Asset). The camp encouraged students to step forward, serve their country, and educate villagers on maintaining cleanliness and hygiene. Each day was structured to include activities such as flag hoisting, yoga, shramadan, guest lectures, sports, and cultural events.
Day 1: October 16, 2024
The first day of the NSS Camp started with volunteers actively participating in a cleanliness drive and awareness campaign around the Gram Panchayat Office and the Sri Rama Mandira Temple in I Gollahalli. The volunteers worked diligently to clean the surroundings, collecting waste, and sweeping the area to ensure a cleaner and more hygienic environment.
Day 2: October 17, 2024
On the second day of the NSS Camp, the volunteers focused on cleaning the Kalyani (traditional water tank) and its surrounding area, as well as conducting a cleanliness drive in the nearby village of Tagadegowdanadoddi. The day’s activities aimed to promote environmental care and the importance of clean water sources for the community.
Day 3: October 18, 2024
On the third day of the NSS Camp, the volunteers extended their cleaning and awareness efforts to Doddakoppa and returned to Tagadegowdanadoddi to continue their initiatives from the previous day.
Day 4: October 19, 2024
On the fourth day of the NSS Camp, the volunteers took on a significant task at the Government Hospital in Kotekoppa, which was in a poor state of cleanliness. The volunteers focused on thoroughly cleaning the hospital premises and sanitizing the surroundings to create a more hygienic environment for patients, staff, and visitors.
Day 5: October 20, 2024
On the fifth day of the NSS Camp, volunteers conducted cleaning and awareness activities at two key locations: Terige Doddi Government School and Temple and Pillegowdanadoddi village.
Day 6: October 21, 2024
On the sixth day of the NSS Camp, the volunteers dedicated their efforts to cleaning the Grama Swarajya High School and the OBC Hostel. This day’s activities focused on improving the living and learning conditions at these essential community facilities.
Each day’s theme added a unique cultural flavor, engaging both volunteers and villagers in a memorable experience. Here’s a refined day-wise list of the cultural program themes:
- October 16, 2024 – Patriotism: Programs focused on patriotic themes, celebrating national pride and the spirit of service.
- October 17, 2024 – Mythology: Cultural presentations based on traditional myths and legends, bringing ancient stories to life.
- October 18, 2024 – Emotions and Horror: Performances exploring deep emotions and horror themes, designed to evoke strong feelings and suspense.
- October 19, 2024 – Freestyle and Kannada Language & Culture: A mix of freestyle performances celebrating creativity and showcasing the richness of Kannada heritage and language.
- October 20, 2024 – Western and Mass: Programs inspired by Western culture and popular mass themes, blending modern styles with high energy.
- October 21, 2024 – Folk and Retro: A tribute to folk traditions and retro music, highlighting the beauty of local heritage and classic styles.
The camp concluded with a Valedictory Program on October 22 in the presence of Principal Dr. Shekar H S, Mrs. Nuzhath Unnisa Afrozpasha, President, Grama Panchayat I Gollahalli, and esteemed members of the local Grama Panchayat.
Chief Guest Sri Raghavendra K C, spoke on the legacy of the National Service Scheme (NSS), founded in 1969 to promote social responsibility among students with the motto “Not Me, But You.” He emphasized how NSS activities in education, health, and rural development contribute to national progress and encouraged the volunteers to continue this legacy.
PROF. JAGADEESH K N
NSS PROGRAM OFFICER
