Shimla, October 19
The seven-day special camp organized under the auspices of the National Service Scheme (NSS) at PM Shri Government Senior Secondary School for Excellence, Koti, concluded. Twenty-five volunteers from the school participated in the camp, including 12 boys and 13 girls. The closing ceremony was presided over by the school’s Principal, Sheetal Chauhan.
In her address, Principal Sheetal Chauhan stated that the National Service Scheme is an important medium for developing social service, discipline, leadership skills, and a sense of social responsibility in students. Through NSS, youth not only understand society’s problems but also learn to contribute to their solutions through collective efforts. She added that such camps not only develop students’ personalities but also strengthen their spirit of cooperation, self-reliance, respect for labor, and nation-building. She urged volunteers to incorporate the experiences learned during the camp into their daily lives and play an active role in social work.
He explained that during the camp, volunteers were involved in various activities related to cleanliness, environmental protection, community cooperation, and social awareness. Students enthusiastically participated in the volunteer work and were taught the importance of service and teamwork.
The Principal informed that special lectures were also organized each day during the camp by subject experts and invited guests. Through these lectures, volunteers were educated on personality development, life skills, social responsibilities, and the role of youth in nation-building.
At the conclusion of the camp, he commended all the teachers and volunteers for their active contribution. He also thanked the guests, experts, and related members who contributed to the successful organization of the camp.
