ian philosophy the NSS volunteers participated in a cleanliness drive under Swachhata pakhwada on 8th August 2019 and the venue was Sanganer Railway station. NSS volunteers divided themselves into groups of four each. They all wore gloves and cleaned the area near station entrance.The volunteers managed to clean the entrance area of railway station. There was an excellent display of teamwork and cooperation. This for sure set an example for the general public to learn that the onus to maintain a clean environment is on us as citizens.
On Monday 14th August 2019, NSS volunteers organized Swachhta Rally in Hajiawala Community. NSS volunteers with students of Hajiawala Government School did the rally in nearby community by showcasing posters and saying slogans in chorus. Creative and informing posters were made by the NSS volunteers. The rally was conducted in two groups so that the whole area could be covered.
many more which were appealing regarding the cause. Such rallies help every individual to contribute in making India clean and green.
After the rally school students with the help of NSS volunteers pasted posters on the walls of the school. The rally was successfully done in the community.
A total of 324 NSS volunteers participated in different activities in the Swacchata Pakhwada.
- 'Be the change that you want to see in the world', and a momento was presented to Ashutosh sir.
On 9th August 2019, posters were prepared by 135 volunteers related to cleanliness and hygiene with catchy slogans and pictures. Prepared posters were used in the program, some of the posters were pinned up on the different notice boards of campus as well as in faculty rooms, labs and even in classrooms. Creative posters prepared by the volunteers were pinned up in different faculty rooms around the campus. prepared posters on say NO to PLASTIC, not throwing garbage in the campus, using bins for the disposal of waste and keeping the camus clean and green. In their efforts of proliferating awareness, they also put up creative and persuasive posters at different corners of the university.
A campus cleaning programme was organized by 100 NSS volunteers in the university campus with active participation of NSS volunteers dated 5th AUGUST 2019 Monday. The cleanliness tasks were divided amongst the sub groups. Volunteers were divided into groups and were allotted with classrooms, laboratories, library etc. where the NSS volunteers interacted with the students briefing them about the importance of cleanliness in classrooms. Volunteers picked wrappers and foils and bits of paper lying in classrooms and threw it in dustbin and helped arranging chairs. The main purpose of this program was to create awareness among the students regarding cleanliness and its benefits and not to use plastic bags or any form of plastic.To save electricity and to take a step forward in this campaign by cleaning their classrooms. Efforts were done by the volunteers to create awareness not just among the students but also the staff members. Volunteers even interacted with teachers and briefed them about the consequences of littering and the benefits of keeping our campus clean. Volunteers even briefed about the arrival of diseases due to unhealthy environment and also stressed on Hygienic environment as it aids in better learning. "Cleanliness is next to godliness"- with this mindset volunteers took the initiative to clean the university labs. So the volunteers visited geography lab, food science lab, textiles lab, chemistry lab, physics lab,and psychology lab.Activities ranged from cleaning the slabs and boards of the different labs which were covered in dust, volunteers even urged the students as well as faculty members to reduce their usage of electrical appliances,students were even briefed about the proper disposal of test tubes and even the importance of using clean and sterilized instruments to prevent the dangerous spread of germs. Our teacher coordinator motivated students towards ‘Clean India’ by his inspirational talk. The volunteers started cleaning the entire campus and collected all the litter for disposal. Some of the students were found using plastic bottles and straws so volunteers urged them and made them aware about the consequences of using plastic and also suggested them the alternatives of plastic while investigating the campus the students found a pile of plastic glasses, straws and bottles around the canteen area so they requested the Janitors to clean it. The enthusiastic NSS volunteers devoted their time and energy to spread the message of cleanliness across the campus at multiple canteens and rest rooms. They visited the 'Planet J' canteen and picked up littered trash and used paper plates. They also stopped by the 'Amul' canteen and spread awareness about the importance of cleanliness and being plastic free. The volunteers even closely inspected the cleanliness of the rest rooms and volunteered to close leaking taps and even picked up some scattered trash.The project does not end here volunteers took an initiative to continue this project even outside the campus and be a helping hand towards the conservation of environment.The volunteers were instructed to clean their hands with soap at the end.
)University is promoting learning on digital lines, 275 NSS volunteers were oriented for the same by Dr. Sonal Jain delivered lecture on how the portal is to be used. She acquainted the students with the registration process and gave them necessary information regarding access and restrictions.
She told the students about how they can access the Library and other digital libraries linked with it. From accessing the library through metacampus account to borrowing book digitally from another library,Dr Sonal Jain ensured that the session proves to be useful and informative.
Further, Dr Sonal Jainalso made the students aware about the best library user award, its criteria and the perks the award offers. She ended the session by telling the do’s and don’ts for the college library. The session came out to be very informative and useful. The volunteers were happy and contented to know such important details. The session ended at 10:30 am.
On 26th August 89 volunteers of NSS organized Painting competition of Gandhiji in the Badmohanpura and Dadabari govt. School. All the children of the school have to draw the drawing of Gandhiji we made drawing of the same on the blackboard and children also made it efficiently if anybody has a problem we helped them and make them draw, we also made them draw Swachhta related drawings like Dustbin,people cleaning with broom,how to clean our surroundings.We have collected the sheets and photographs of it. Children enjoyed it very much.
The NSS volunteers were privileged that they got a chance to bring smiles on the faces of little children. Monday 26, August 2019, 85 NSS volunteers visited Kalyanpura government school with an aim to educate children about the father of the nation Mahatma Gandhi. Volunteers conducted a quiz session on Bapu's life and teachings. Each group had a total of 20 questions made & displayed either on a chart or on sheet. Students were asked to answer different questions. To our surprise, the observation was that the students of the school up to class fifth were not even aware of Mahatma Gandhi. We tried to impart the knowledge to them about who Mahatma Gandhi and his teachings.
Members of Jal Shakti team visited the Hasampura village on 2nd Sept 2019 to have an idea about the existing water conservation activities undertaken by the villagers, water related problem which they are facing and to formulate strategies to deal with those problems. One day before the visit Sarpanch was informed and he was requested to inform the villagers about the Jal Shakti team visit. Villagers were asked to gather at a common place and the activity started with a discussion on present status of water in the village. During the discussion the problems identified related to water are: There is an acute problem of water in the village and there is no alternate resource except Nevta bandh. The villagers did not just face problems with respect to irrigation for agriculture but also experienced difficulties in arranging water for day to day activities. The water level in the village had depleted alarmingly over the years.
Villagers were found to be aware about the water scarcity in their village and they are facing it too but surprisingly not doing anything for water conservation. Male complained that women at home waste water a lot but women did not agreed to their statement. Although they are informed about water scarcity in Rajasthan through different media sources but not taking any step to resolve this problem due to lack of self-realization. Only two-three households were found to have installed the system of water harvesting. No further step was taken to renovate the traditional water bodies like wells, ponds etc.
A Gram Jal Shakti team of total seven members were constituted in Hasampura village on 2nd Sept 2019. Two women and three women from the village and two faculty members of IIS (deemed to be university, Jaipur), Dr. Alka Kataria and Ms. Archana Kumari were included in the team. Approval of the village Sarpanch was taken for the Gram Jal Shakti Team.
began her talk with importance of water and scarcity of it especially in Rajasthan. She said that water conservation should begin from home itself and teaching the future generation about the value of every drop of water should be practiced in each household. She suggested few measures for saving water and appealed especially to women present there to practice those strategies at their home. She talked about the depletion of groundwater level in the village and suggested the villagers to save rain water through the technique of rainwater harvesting. She also suggested few techniques to farmers for using and storing rainwater efficiently for irrigation in their farms. Tree plantation on a huge scale was also suggested by the expert.
A poster making competition was organized in government school of Hasampura on 6th Sept 2019. The purpose to organize this competition was to make children aware about the ways they can adopt in their day-to-day life for