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Maharaja's College Ernakulam NSS Unit No 23 Report 2019-20 Maharaja’s College Ernakulam NSS unit no 23 Report 2019-20 11/06/2019 Valicheriyal muktha campus programme inauguration by Principal Dr.Jayamol K.V. by fixing pen box at administrative office for collecting used plastic pens. As part of green protocol , 300 steel glasses and plates were purchased in CDC fund as proposed by NSS and it were then handed over to NSS units . Valicheriyal Muktha campus Inauguration by Principal Jayamol K.V. by fixing pen box in adminstrative office for collecting used plastic pens Volunteers fixing penboxes at Staff rooms Handing over 300 steel glasses and stell plates to NSS units 21/06/2019- International Yoga Day Celebrations-2019 International Yoga Day Celebrations-2019- Volunteers participated in International yoga day celebrations. Three yoga trained PG students of our college demonstrated different asanas to volunteers. 01/07/2019 Provided lunch for 50 street dwellers and study materials to 25 poor students of St.Francis U.P.school in our NSS unit Adopted village Pizhala, to commemorate the first death anniversary of our nss family member, Abhimanyu, who had murdered last year. 09/07/2019- 10/07/2019- Campus cleaning NSS volunteers cleaned different areas of campus. 15/07/2019- Boat of thanks Volunteers have been trained to make paper boats as a token of gratitude to fishermen community who had involved in rescue operation during last year flood. 21/06/2019- International Yoga Day Celebrations-2019 21/06/2019- International Yoga Day Celebrations-2019 23/06/2019 Planting trees to commemorate the death anniversary of Prof.Dr.Sujathadevi, Environmentalist and former faculty of English Department, Maharaja’s College Paper Clipping 01/07/2019- Commemoration of NSS Volunteer Abhimanyu Distributing food for poor Paper Clipping Distributing study materials to students of St.Francis U.P.School in our NSS Adopted village Distributing study materials to students of St.Francis U.P.School in our NSS Adopted village 09/07/2019- 10/07/2019- Campus cleaning 10/07/2019- Campus cleaning 15/07/2019- Boat of thanks Volunteers have been trained to make paper boats as a token of gratitude to fishermen community who had involved in rescue operation during last year flood. Students making paper boats Paper Boats 16/08/2019 -Collection of Flood relief materials Volunteers collected flood relief materials and handed over to district administration. 31/08/2019- Swatchatha pakhwada –Campus cleaning Volunteers engaged in campus cleaning activities. 05/09/2019 – Teachers day celebrations- Blindfolded walk & Priya gurunadhanu/gurunadhakku oru kathu Volunteers observed teacher day in a very special manner. A blindfolded walk with visually challenged teachers of Maharajas college was organized. Each volunteer wrote letter to their favourite school teacher and poster the letter on that day. Paper Clipping 16/09/2019- Mosquito source reduction and cleaning Volunteers engaged in mosquito source reduction and cleaning with the advice of District health department 17/09/2019-–Campus cleaning Volunteers engaged in campus cleaning activities. 18/09/2019 Awareness programme on Dengue fever prevention An awareness class on dengue fever prevention were arranged for students of all departments. 20/09/2019 – Climate Strike 2019 Volunteers participated in Climate strike in solidarity with Global climate strike with Greg Thunberg. Students gathered in the centre circle ofcollege at 11.00am. College governing council chairman Prof.P.K.Raveendran addressed the gathering. A procession of Volunteers and teachers started from the College at 11.30 pm to West gate to East Gate by holding placards. A dance programme was played inorder to convey the message of the importance of environment protection. 21/09/2019- Visit to First filament free Orja Nirmala Haritha Gramam- Thuruthikkara NSS volunteers visited Thuruthykkara village to study various sustainable development projects and to get training on LED lamp making, Soap making and cloth bag making 24/09/2019 – NSS Golden Jubilee Celebrations Volunteers celebrated NSS golden Jubilee day in a very special way. NSS flag was hoisted in the morning. Afterwards all went to Govt U P school for girls Ernakulam, where they painted the walls of the School. After painting the walls , they drew pictures of academic importance on the walls. 24/09/2019- Rail Swachhata Programme About 50 volunteers participated in rail swachhata programme at Ernakulam South railway station. 28/09/2019- Swachhata programme initiated by Air India express at Marine drive Volunteers participated in swachhata programme initiated by Air India express 02/10/2019- Gandhi Jayanthi Celebrations Volunteers celebrated 150th Gandhi Jayanthi. On that day we started Suchithwa Sakshratha Yajnam. A procession of volunteers started from college to Gandhi square by holding placards , given a floral tribute to Gandhi idol and rally enede at Ernakulam South railway station. Volunteers engaged in swachhta programme and attended an awareness programme on railway safety. 03/10/2019-World Mental health week – Awareness Programme In connection with world mental health week, an awareness programme o suicide prevention was conducted. Dr.Deenu Chacko , Assistant Professor of Govt Medical College, Ernakulam handled a session on Mental health promotion and suicide prevention. 10/10/2019- World Mental Health Day Celebrations In association with Counselling cell, an essay competition and poster designing competition was conducted for students on world mental health day. 19/10/2019- Survey conducted at adopted village Volunteers conducted a door to door survey at our adopted village Pizhala to collect primary data of energy consumption and waste management 31/10/2019- Play on Integration - a way to life on Vigilance awareness week Volunteers presented a play at Central square mall in association with Cochin Shipyard on vigilance awareness week. 02/11/2019 Play on Integration –a way to life at Oberon Mall Volunteers presented a play at Oberon mall in association with Cochin Shipyard on vigilance awareness week. 22/11/2019- Ek Bharath Shresta Bharath – Documentary presentation A documentary on the culture and heritage of Assam was presented before the students . .
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