National Service Scheme (NSS)
Combined Report of the 7-Day Special Camp
Theme: Youth for Viksit Bharat @ 2047
Duration: 19 July 2026 – 25 July 2026
Organized by: NSS Unit, Sarupathar College, Sarupathar
The National Service Scheme (NSS) Unit of Sarupathar College, Sarupathar successfully organized its 7-Day Special Camp from 19 July to 25 July 2026 under the theme “Youth for Viksit Bharat @ 2047.” The camp witnessed the active participation of NSS volunteers, faculty members, school teachers, local community members, and students. The objective of the camp was to promote social responsibility, community service, environmental awareness, health consciousness, and youth participation in nation-building.
Day 1
The camp commenced with the participation of NSS volunteers, school teachers, and community members. A cleanliness drive was conducted within the camp area and surrounding locality to promote hygiene and cleanliness. NSS volunteers also held a discussion with respected village elders regarding camp management and community participation. The villagers extended their full cooperation and support for the successful conduct of the camp. Food items and groceries were purchased for the volunteers to prepare meals during the seven-day camp. The day concluded with a vote of thanks proposed by NSS Volunteer Debajani Gogoi, expressing gratitude to all guests, faculty members, volunteers, and participants.
Day 2
The Special Camp was formally inaugurated by the Panjangram Panchayat President, Mrs. Nirada Bora Gogoi. The Headmaster of Government Practising Senior Basic School, Mr. Debo Handique, welcomed the guests, volunteers, teachers, and community members. The chief guest highlighted the importance of NSS in developing responsible citizens and serving society. The Programme Officer, Agni B.D. Chetry, explained the objectives and schedule of the camp. The programme was anchored by NSS Volunteer Debajani Gogoi. The inauguration was followed by a cleanliness drive in and around the camp area.
Day 3
The day began with a welcome address by NSS Volunteers Debajani Gogoi and Shiva Boro. NSS volunteers conducted a door-to-door survey to collect information on health, education, and social issues while inviting villagers to participate in the free health camp and yoga programme. A health awareness and cyber security campaign was also organized, during which volunteers measured the height and weight of villagers, calculated their Body Mass Index (BMI), and created awareness about healthy lifestyles, balanced diets, regular exercise, safe internet practices, and protection against online fraud and cyber threats.
Day 4
Volunteers organized several community-oriented programmes, including paper bag preparation and distribution using old newspapers to encourage the reduction of single-use plastics. Students of Government Practising Senior Basic School were trained to prepare paper bags, and the finished bags were distributed among local shopkeepers. A yoga session was conducted to promote physical fitness and mental well-being. A free health check-up camp was also organized with the support of medical professionals, providing blood pressure, blood sugar, and general health check-ups, along with free medicines and health advice to villagers.
Day 5
A quiz competition was organized to enhance students' knowledge of general awareness and social issues. NSS volunteers carried out a tree plantation programme to promote environmental conservation and increase green cover. Extra classes were conducted for school students to improve their academic performance. An extempore speech competition was also organized to develop students' confidence and communication skills.
Day 6
Various cultural and educational activities were conducted, including a drawing competition, poem recitation, and singing competition to encourage creativity, confidence, and talent among students. Volunteers also continued the tree plantation programme to strengthen environmental awareness.
Day 7
On the concluding day, prizes were distributed to the winners of various competitions organized during the camp. NSS volunteers delivered motivational speeches encouraging students to work hard and contribute positively to society. A dance performance by KG students added cultural value to the closing ceremony. As a symbol of environmental responsibility and gratitude, volunteers planted additional saplings. The camp concluded with a group photograph followed by the National Anthem, marking the successful completion of the 7-Day NSS Special Camp.
