• To understand the issues and problems of the community and society
• To involve themselves in the problem solving process of the community.
• To develop civic sense and social responsibility in the students
• To apply and find practical solutions of the problems pertaining to local community.
• To develop and encourage group living, responsibilities sharing and leadership
• To instill qualities of nationalism, leadership, brotherhood and integrity of characher
• To develop basic skills and practical knowledge available in the community and region
• To motivate and prepare students for natural calamities, disasters, epidemics, draught and other large scale calamities

• NSS Symbol

 
The symbol of the National Service Scheme, as appearing on the cover page of this Manual is based on the ‘Rath’ wheel of the Konark Sun Temple situated in Orissa. These giant wheels of the Sun Temple portray the cycle of creation, preservation and release, and signify the movement in life across time and space. The design of the symbol, a simplified form of the Sun-chariot wheel primarily depicts movement. The wheel signifies the progressive cycle of life. It stands for continuity as well as change and implies the continuous striving of NSS for social transformation and upliftment.
 

• NSS Badge

 
The NSS Badge Proud to Serve the Nation:

All the youth volunteers who opt to serve the nation through the NSS led community service wear the NSS badge with pride and a sense of responsibility towards helping needy. The Konark wheel in the NSS badge having 8 bars signifies the 24 hours of a the day, reminding the wearer to be ready for the service of the nation round the clock i.e. for 24 hours. Red colour in the badge signifies energy and spirit displayed by the NSS volunteers. The Blue colour signifies the cosmos of which the NSS is a tiny part, ready to contribute its share for the welfare of the mankind.

 

• NSS Day

 
NSS was formally launched on 24th September, 1969, the birth centenary year of the Father of the Nation. Therefore, 24 September is celebrated every year as NSS Day with appropriate programmes and activities
 

• NSS Song

 
During Silver Jubilee Year the NSS theme song has been composed. All NSS volunteers are expected to learn the theme song and sing the song during NSS programmes and celebrations.
NSS THEME SONG:

• Programme Officers:

Dr.N.R.Prajapati
Programme Officer, N.S.S.Unit
Shri B.P.B.Arts and M.H.G.Commerce College
Phone/Mobile No.: 02766-233666 / 9428960912
Email : prajapatinavin1972@gmail.com

Dr. D.K.Patel
Programme Officer, N.S.S.Unit
Shri B.P.B.Arts and M.H.G.Commerce College
Phone/Mobile No.: 9427059831
Email : dkpatel1967@yahoo.in

1. Swarnim Gujarat Seva Camp, Upera(19/01/10 to 25/01/10)
2. One week Camp, Tundav (23/12/10 to 29/12/10)
3. One Week Camp, Khatasana (08/02/13 to 14/02/13)

• Orientation Programme
• Tree Plantation Programme
• Fund Collection for Blind
• Blood donation camp
• Cloth and Kit distribution in slum area
• Aids awareness programme
• One day camp
• Participation in independence Day celebration, Republic Day Celebration, Teachers’Day Celebration,Rallies for awareness etc.
• Participation in university and state level shibirs.
• One week Camp
• Lectures for enrichment of thoughs.
• Programmes for general awareness

• Tsunami January,2005
• Kashmir Earthquake October, 2005
• Surat Flood, August, 2006
• Bihar Flood Relief Camp 15/09/08 to 02/10/08

1. To enroll interested students as N.S.S. volunteers.
2. To prepare yearly schedule of the N.S.S. Unit activities.
3. To arrange N.S.S. camps.
4. To make students aware of their social and civil responsibilities.
5. To arrange various social, patriotic and national integrity programmes.
6. To collect funds for the victims of calamities or for the blind.
7. To arrange visit to renowned social service centers.

1. The convener will function as the head of the committee
2. The other member will work as per the instruction issued by the convener.
3. The committee will prepare the final report of the activities along with the necessary documents.
4. The committee will prepare a rough sketch of the proposed activities at the beginning of an academic year.
5. The convener is empowered to take final decision regarding activities of the committee.
6. The committee will arrange minimum five programmes during an academic year.