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Monthly Progress Report on NSS Activities for the Period of 16th June to 15th July 2013

S.No. Name of the Activity Details of the Activity

1 Environment Enrichment / Protection

a. Saplings Planted --

b. Weeds cleared --

c. Fencing Done --

d. Drive Against Polythene Usage

2 Blood Donation

a. No. of Camps organised 1 camp

b. No. of Units Donated 75 units

3 Laying / Repairs of Road

a. No. of Programmes Organised --

b. Distance covered in Kms. --

4 Water Conservation Programmes

organised

a. Potable Water facilities created /

cleaned

--

b. Desalting of lakes, etc. --

c. RWHS created --

d. Any other Important Activity --

5 Veterinary Camps --

6 Health Check-up Camps

a. General Health Check-up --

b. Eye Check-up --

c. Dental Check-up --

d. Any other important Activity

Diabetes

Cancer Awareness

--

--

7 ‘YUVA’ Programme organised --

a. Workshops/Seminar on Adolescent

Issues

--

b. Quiz Programmes --

c. Counselling Sessions conducted --

8 AIDS Awareness Programmes

a. Seminar --

b. Workshop --

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c. Rally --

d. Any other important Activity --

9 Literacy Programmes

a. No. of Learners Targeted --

b. No. of Learners taught --

c. No. of Learners made literate --

d. Any other important Activity --

10 Pulse Polio Immunization Drive

a. No. of Programmes Organised --

b. No. of Volunteers involved --

c. No. of Kids immunized --

11 Youth Leadership Training Programme --

12 Participation in NIC & Other National

Level Programmes

Mega Camp at Bangalore

S. Revathy, II B.Com, Srimad

Andavan Arts & Science College, Trichy and

R. Naresh Babu, III BBA, Dharmapuram

Adhinam Arts College, Mayiladuthurai

participated in the NSS Mega Camp

organised by the Ministry of Youth Affairs &

Sports, Govt. of India at Bangalore from 29th

June to 10th July 2013.



13 Observation of Important Days / Event

a. Name of the Event --

b. Nature of activities --

14 Any other Programmes:

Mass Contact Education Program on Food Safety, Standard And Unsafe Food

Two days training programme on awareness of food safety to

consumers and food business operators through “Information, Education

and Communication (IEC) Activities” were organised by Consumer

Association of India (CAI) and Tiruchirappalli Consumer Movement in

collaboration with National Service Scheme of Bharathidasan University

Constituent College, Lalgudi during 27th and 28th June 2013. This

programme was organised with financial assistant from Food Safety and

Standards Authority of India (FSSAI).

The first day, on 27th June 2013, the programme was started with a

rally taken out by the NSS Volunteers. Around 200 students of the college

were participated in the rally. During the rally the volunteers were

distributed the pamphlets, notices and raised the slogans related to food

safety, food standard and consumer awareness. The rally was inaugurated

by the Mr. S. Karthick, Principal, Bharathidasan University Constituent

College, Lalgudi. Students were roaming around 3 K.M and covered the

major roads, shopping areas and Hotels. After the rally there were the

lecture delivered by Mrs. Sagunthala Srinivasan, Organiser and Trainer,

(FSSAI, CH &TPI) Mr. Thamos, Trainer FSSAI and Ms.Amutha Trainer FSSAI

on various topics related to Food Safety and Standard.

In second day (28th June 2013) Training programme, welcome address

was delivered by Dr. M. Raja, NSS Programme Officer, Bharathidasan

University Constituent College, Lalgudi and Mr. S. Karthick, Principal of the

college delivered the Presidential address. Mr. David Muthunayakam, Food

Safety Officer, Tiruchirappalli was the chief guest of the function. He

delivered the lecture on Food safety and Standard. During his lecture he

explains, how the consumer should know the quality and standard of the

foods and how the consumer should identify the food adulteration etc.

Mrs. Sagunthala Srinivasan, Organiser and Trainer, (FSSAI, CH &TPI)

explained the need for this training programme and the usage of this

programme, How it will be useful to students and their family etc. Mr.

Thomas, Trainer FSSAI delivered the lecture on Food safety. During his

lecture he explained various food safety measures and methods. In the next

session Ms. Amutha, Trainer, FSSAI delivered the lecture on Food Safety

Acts. She explained about various acts related to food safety and standard.

Further she explained what are the punishments and penalties for violation



of these acts etc. Mr. Elamurugan spoke about the Food safety

measurements. Mr. Anbu Selvan, Food Inspector, Lalgudi delivered the

lecture on various practical examples and causes related to food safety

violations and Punishments. Finally there were interaction sessions,

students raised many questions on various topics of the lectures and

resources persons clarified the doubts of the students. Mr. Elamurugan

proposed the Vote of thanks.

The NSS Volunteers taking out the rally

Food Safety Rally

The NSS Cell of Bharathidasan University in association with Mrs.

Sagunthala Srinivasan, Organiser and Trainer, Food Safety and Standards

Authority of India (FSSAI) organised the Food Safety Awareness Rallies in the

following colleges

1. Srimad Andavan Arts & Science College

The NSS units of Srimad Andavan Arts and Science College,

Tiruchirappalli conducted the rally on 24th June 2013 Monday at 10 am. The

rally was started from Amma Unavagam, Srirangam to Srimad Andavan Arts

and Science College via Raja Gopuram, South Uthra Street, East Uthra

Street and Nelson Road. Nearly 200 NSS volunteers were participated in this

rally.



The rally was flaged off by Sri N. Kasturirangan, Secretary and

Correspondent, Srimad Andavan Arts & Science College, felicitated by

Dr. J. Radhika, Principal and Mr. M. Pitchaimani, Vice Principal of the

college. The NSS volunteers distributed pamphlets and notices to the public

and Hoteliers.

2. Holy Cross College

Holy Cross College conducted the rally on 25.06.2011. The rally was

flagged of Mrs. Sagunthala Srinivasan, Organiser & Trainer, FSSAI, from the

college. The rally comprising the NSS Volunteers and Programme Officers of

Holy Cross College passed through Teppakkulam Post Office, W.B. Road and

came back to the college.

Pic.: Mrs. Sagunthala Sreenivasan, President, Trichy Consumer Movement flags off the food safety rally,

Principal and Programme Officers are also seen in the picture.



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3. Jamal Mohamed College

The NSS units of Jamal Mohamed College, Trichy organised the Food

Safety Rally on 27.06.2013.

4. Shrimati Indira Gandhi College

As per the instructions of the NSS Cell of BDU, the NSS units of

Shrimati Indira Gandhi College, Trichy took the food safety awareness rally

on 29.06.2013. The rally was flagged off by Dr. L. Ganesan, NSS

Coordinator in the presence of Mrs. Sagunthala Sreenivasan, President,

Trichy Consumer Movement, Mrs. S. Vidyalakshmi, Principal, Mr. David

Muthuraj, Trichy corporation food safety officer, Mr. V. Azhagar, Trichy

police officer. Later Mr. David Muthuraj delivered a seminar on “Food safety



and quality assurance act”. Around 160 NSS Volunteers and 4 NSS

Programme Officer took part in the rally and in the seminar.

Dr. L. Ganesan, NSS Coordinator i/c flags off the rally. Mrs. Vidhyalakshmi, Principal of the college, Mrs. Sagunthala Sreenivasan, President, Trichy Consumer Movement are also seen.

Valedictory function of the food safety rally

RRC POs Meet & Peer Educators Training Programme

The Red Ribbon Club (RRC) of Bharathidasan University in association

with the Tamil Nadu State AIDS Control Society (TANSACS), Chennai

organised the RRC Programme Officers Meet and Peer Educators Training

Programme recently at A/C Auditorium, Bharathidasan University,

Tiruchirappalli.

The Honourable Vice-Chancellor of Bharathidasan University, Dr.

(Mrs.) K. Meena inaugurated the programme by lighting the Kuthuvilaku at

11.00 am. Dr. L. Ganesan, RRC Coordinator (i/c) welcomed the gathering.

Shri. Shailesh Kumar Yadav I.P.S., Commissioner of Police, Trichy City was

the Chief Guest for the programme. Mr. K. Shanmugam, Senior CSR Officer,

EQUITAS, Trichy briefly explained about the activities of RRC.

Dr. K. Meena released the RRC Pamphlet & RRC Posters and she said

that “the students must involve various extension activities like NSS, NCC,

RRC, in which they will do service for the layman at the field level and

thereby they can develop their own personality, it facilitate them to reach the

good career in the society. She also lauded that the students have the power



to change the society by way of creating awareness on various society related

issues” while Shri. Shailesh Kumar Yadav, received the first copy of the RRC

Pamphlet & RRC Posters. Shri Shailesh Kumar Yadav, Commissioner of

Police, said that the students have to learn values and do a lot of service to

the society. He also expressed feel proud that the role of youth, particularly

NSS and NCC in making awareness among the public in connection with

AIDS / HIV awareness, road safety and traffic rules and regulations, right to

education. He also has a plan to launch youth programmes of

Tiruchirappalli City Police not only for educated youth but also for interested

rural uneducated youth. He also stated that “it was the responsibility of the

student community to create a healthy society. He added that there was a

plan to utilise the students in various services to the society along with the

police personnel.

Dr. Abinav Kumar, Deputy Commissioner of Police, Trichy, Dr. S.

Aruchamy, Registrar (i/c), Bharathidasan University, Shri. Selvanayagam,

Syndicate Member of Bharathidasan University offered felicitations. Mr. T.

Sampath, Consultant, Voluntary Blood Donation and Blood Safety,

TANSACS, Chennai delivered the Vote of Thanks.

Public Relations Officer of Bharathidasan University, RRC Programme

Officers from 110 RRC implementing colleges of Bharathidasan University,

Professors and RRC Peer Educators from various colleges participated in the

programme.

Technical Session held in the afternoon. Mr. T. Sampath, Consultant,

Voluntary Blood Donation, TANSACS, Chennai spoke about “Need and

Importance of Voluntary Blood Donation and Role of RRCs”, Mr. K.

Shanmugam, Senior CSR Officer, EQUITAS, Trichy delivered a talk about

“Role of Youth in Health Issues” and Mrs. R. Jesariya Mary, Former RRC

District Manager, Trichy spoke about “Celebrating Life”.

Dr. L. Ganesan, RRC Coordinator and Dr. S.Aruchamy, Registrar delivering their speech



Dr. K. Meena, Vice-Chancellor, BDU and Shri. Shailesh Kumar Yadav, I.P.S., Commissioner of Police, Trichy

delivering their speech

Dr. K. Meena, Vice-Chancellor, BDU releasing the RRC Pamphlet and RRC Posters during the programme

Dr. Abinav Kumar, I.P.S., Deputy Commissioner of Police, Trichy and Shri. Selvanayagam, Syndicate Member,

BDU delivering their felicitation address



Mr. T. Sampath and Mrs. R. Jesariya Mary during the Technical Session

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Inauguration of Part-V Activities

The inauguration of Part V activities for I UG Students of Jamal

Mohamed College, Trichy was held on 5th July 2013 at the college

auditorium by 10.30 am in the presence of the Secretary and

Correspondent, Dr. A.K. Khaja Nazeemudeen and the Treasurer of the

Management Committee, Janab K.A. Khaleel Ahamed.

The Principal, Dr. A.M. Mohamed Sindasha, presided the function and

explained that the students of Jamal Mohamed College have wide

opportunities to choose any one of the 11 areas of extra-curricular activities

under Part-V NCC, NSS, YRC, RRC, Student Exnora, Consumer Club, Leo

Club, Anti Dowry Association, Sports and Fine Arts to develop the

personality and more particularly the leadership qualities.

Dr. K. Parathsarathy, Director, Institute of Entrepreneurship and

Career Development, Bharathidasan University, Tiruchirappalli was the

special Invitee, he highlighted on the significance of NSS and insisted the

students to develop a disciplined life for a better career and living.

Dr. S. Ahmed John, Coordinator for Extra-Curricular activities

enlightened the importance of Leo Club, Rotoract Club and Anti Dowry

Association.

Dr. A. Mohamed Ibrahim, Additional Vice-Principal spoke on various

job openings and A.K. Khaja Nazeemudeen, Secretary and Correspondent

felicitated the occasion.

Dr. S. Mohamed Saliqu, Vice-Principal proposed the vote of thanks.

NSS Programme officer and Project leaders organised the Part V activities

inauguration.

Pic: Dr. K. Parthasarathy, Director, IECD delivers the special address



Release of NSS WISH Annual Report

The Release of NSS WISH Annual Report of the year 2012-13 and

Honouring of NSS Volunteers who have attended the Adventure Camp in

Arunachal Pradesh was held on 11th July 2013 am at A/C Auditorium,

Bharathidasan University, Tiruchirappalli.

The Honourable Vice-Chancellor of Bharathidasan University and

Founder Patron & Chairperson of WISH, Dr. (Mrs.) K. Meena inaugurated

the programme by lighting the ‘Kuthuvilaku’. Dr. L. Ganesan, NSS

Coordinator (i/c) & Organising Secretary of WISH welcomed the gathering.

Mr. V. Ganapathy, Coordinator of WISH and Special Correspondent of ‘The

Hindu’ (Retd.) briefly explained about WISH. Mrs. G.K. Krishnaveni,

Advisory Committee Member of WISH expressed the experience of the field

visit during the awareness programmes held at gross root level.

Honourable Vice-Chancellor of Bharathidasan University and Founder

Patron & Chairperson of WISH, Dr. (Mrs.) K. Meena while releasing the NSS

WISH Annual Report said that WISH had started off in fine style in

conveying the message of Health and Sanitation through the NSS Volunteers

in eight districts (Tiruchirappalli, Thanjavur, Tiruvarur, Nagapattinam,

Pudukkottai, Perambalur, Ariyalur and Karur) under Bharathidasan

University jurisdiction. Over 12,000 NSS Volunteers through their special

camps had covered about 200 villages and conveyed the message to the

villagers.

The mission of WISH is to propagate intensively good Menstrual

Hygiene Management and Sanitation practices to students in all the colleges

in the University and also to selected areas in other universities in the state.

Already enquiries are coming about the good work done by WISH through

NSS Volunteers from other states also.

Considering the importance of safe disposal of Sanitary Napkins under

the Public Private Partnership programme with financial support to the tune

of 55 lakhs from Maharatna Public Sector Company, BHEL of Trichy,

under Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Scheme. Already 25

institutions have been provided Electrical Incinerators in the first phase and

125 more institutions will be covered shortly.

She felicitated and distributed the certificates to the 27 NSS

Volunteers and 2 Programme Officers who attended the Adventure Camp

held at Roing in Arunachal Pradesh. She also appreciated the service

rendered by the Programme Officers during their three year tenure.

Dr. T. Ramani Devi, Vice President of TRIOGS while receiving the first

copy of the report said Maternal Mortality Rate (MMR) was high in India, 75

per lakh, which are preventable. Ignorance of good healthy food habits and

personal and Menstrual Hygiene Management were the main reasons for this

high rate of MMR. WISH could play a key role in popularising the message



of Nutritious food and MHM and thereby reduce the rate of MMR.

Dr. M.S. Ashraf, Member of Tamil Nadu Medical Council, Trichy

pointed out that a large number of college students especially girls were

suffering from Anaemia. More balanced diet and intake of cereals and

pulses can cure this menace.

Mrs. Jembaga Ramakrishnan, Coordinator, All Ladies Clubs of Trichy

offered felicitations. Mr. V. Ganapathy, Coordinator of WISH and Special

Correspondent of ‘The Hindu’ (Retd.) proposed the Vote of Thanks.

NSS Programme Officers and NSS Volunteers from various colleges

and schools of Trichy District were participated in the function.

Pic.: Dr. L. Ganesan, NSS Coordinator and Dr. M.S. Ashraf speaking during the programme

Pic.: Mrs. Jembaga Ramakrishnan and Mrs. G.K. Krishnaveni delivering the address

Pic.: Dr.(Mrs.) K. Meena, Vice-Chancellor delivering the presidential address and Dr. T. Ramani Devi delivering the Chief Guest address.



Pic.: Dr. K. Meena releasing the WISH Annual Report 2013

Pic.: Dr. K. Meena issuing certificates to NSS Programme Officers and NSS Volunteers

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Disaster Management Training

The NSS units of TBML College, Porayar organised the Disaster

Management Training Programme on 11th July 2013 at the college campus.

Dr. Jones Gunasekaran, Principal of the college inaugurated the programme.

The team from National Disaster Response Force, Govt. of India showed a

demo to the NSS Volunteers about the rescue operations during the disaster

period.

Blood Donation Camp

The NSS units of Imayam Arts & Science College, Thuraiyur, Trichy in

association with the Primary Health Centre of Veeramachanpatti organised a

blood donation camp at the college campus on 13th July 2013.

Mr. Periyannan, Chairman, Imayam Educational Institutions, Mr.

Andi, Secretary, Imayam Educational Institutions, Dr. Rajappan, Principal,

Imayam Arts & Science College, Dr. Cheran, Director of Health and family

welfare, Trichy, Dr. Mercy, Doctor of Blood Bank and other dignitaries

participated in the programme.

Around 75 units were donated by the NSS volunteers.



15 No. of Special Camps Organised, if any

a. No. of Participants : Male / Female --

b. Reason for not organising Spl. Camps --

Date : 23.07.2013

NSS Coordinator i/c

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