The National Service Scheme (NSS) Unit of Poornima College of Engineering successfully reached village Badi, Nimbaheda on 17 January as part of its 7-Day Special Camp. Prior to arriving at the village, the NSS volunteers visited Chittorgarh Fort to gain insights into India’s rich cultural and historical heritage.
On arrival at Badi, Nimbaheda, the NSS unit was warmly welcomed by Kailash Chandra Kumawat ji, Treasurer, Chamatkari Shri Shanidev Mandir Trust, Badi, Nimbaheda. The volunteers were graciously hosted by the trust and were served a traditional Rajasthani dinner of Dal-Baati-Churma, reflecting the region’s vibrant culture and hospitality.
The following morning, the Shani Dev Mandir Trust Committee felicitated Dr. Kuldeep Sharma, Programme Officer, NSS Unit, Poornima College of Engineering, along with all NSS volunteers and Ms. Neema Shukla, in appreciation of their dedication and service.
Subsequently, a tree plantation drive was organised by the NSS unit in the Shani Dev Mandir premises, promoting environmental awareness and sustainability. The volunteers also conducted door-to-door awareness campaigns, educating villagers about various government welfare policies aimed at rural development and social upliftment. In addition, a cleanliness drive was carried out in the nearby Badi Dam area, reinforcing the message of cleanliness and public hygiene.
Concluding the programme, Dr. Kuldeep Sharma proposed a heartfelt vote of thanks to the villagers and the Shani Mandir Trust for their support and cooperation. He emphasized that humanity guided by selflessness stands above all and motivated the NSS volunteers to imbibe and practice these moral values in their lives.
The camp successfully fulfilled the NSS motto “Not Me, But You”, fostering social responsibility, cultural understanding, and community engagement among the student volunteers.