NSS Special Camp Kicks Off at Bharmour School

A seven-day National Service Scheme (NSS) camp has officially started at the Government Senior Secondary School in Bharmour. The event, inaugurated by District NSS Coordinator Meena Chadhak, aims to instill values of service and responsibility among students. With 58 participants, the camp will cover various topics including health, hygiene, and local culture, encouraging students to engage in community service. Chadhak's call for commitment to selfless service and her contribution of ₹1,100 to motivate volunteers highlights the camp's focus on personal and social development. Notable local dignitaries were present at the inauguration.

By Narendra Chaudhary Nov 13, 2026, 19:57 IST

Inauguration of NSS Camp

Mahinder Patyal
Bharmour,
A week-long National Service Scheme (NSS) special camp began on Friday at the Government Senior Secondary School in Bharmour. The event was inaugurated by District NSS Coordinator Meena Chadhak, who lit the ceremonial lamp as the chief guest.

In her address to the volunteers, Meena Chadhak highlighted the importance of unwavering commitment to selfless service, even in difficult times. She noted that the NSS serves as a vital platform for instilling values such as service, dedication, discipline, and social responsibility among students. Through their involvement in NSS, students gain insights into their societal responsibilities and are motivated to help those in need.

During the ceremony, NSS Programme Officer Vijay Sharma welcomed the chief guest with a traditional shawl, cap, and badge. He briefed the attendees about the camp's goals and activities, revealing that 58 students are participating in the week-long program.

Sharma explained that the camp will feature sessions focused on discipline, moral values, health, hygiene, yoga, physical fitness, and local culture. Volunteers will also be educated on community service, teamwork, and social welfare initiatives, equipping them to implement the lessons learned in their everyday lives.

Meena Chadhak encouraged students to engage fully in all camp activities, urging them to incorporate the spirit of service into their lives. To inspire the volunteers, she also donated ₹1,100.

Notable attendees included Kulbhushan, Krishna Pakhretia, Om Verma, Omendra Thakur, Kishori Lal, Surjan Singh, Vivek Sharma, and various other dignitaries.