SANक प ANNUAL NEWSLETTER 2022-2023 FOURTH EDITION Sri Aurobindo College (Evening) NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME (University of Delhi)
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CONTENTS PATRON Dr. Vipin Aggarwal EDITORIAL BOARD SANKALP Edition-IV (2022-2023) Official students' annual digital Newsletter of National Service Scheme, Sri Aurobindo College (Evening) (NSS Programme Officer) Dr. Pragyendu FACULTY STUDENT From the desk of Principal From the desk of Programme Officer From the desk of Student Editors Message from Office Bearers Annual Report 2019-2020 Throwback 2019-2020 Paradigm of Excellence 1 2 3 4 6 8 10 26 38 Dr. Sujit Tripathi Dr. Amandeep Nahar Ishika Raj Shakti Dayal Aparna Suresh Tejasv Kumar Ritika Limaye Laksh Sourabh Sharma SAARTHI : Our Fortnight Newsletter PAHAL : 2022-23
ABOUT US The National Service Scheme (NSS) is a voluntary organization of students from schools, colleges, and universities and was founded on September 24, 1969. NSS aims to develop students' personalities through community service. After two years of lockdown, the session 2022–2023 was the first in which NSS completely operated in offline mode. This year's main theme was to serve all segments of society. Team SAMARPAN (NSS-SACE) began many new and unique activities this academic year. Few of them were the Feed the Stray campaign, which was one of NSS's and most of SACE's successful monthly campaigns. A visit to the War Memorial and a visit to Pradhanmantri Sangrahalaya was organized to honor our brave soldiers and our country. Team SAMARPAN (NSS-SACE) collaborated with various NGOs and organizations to broaden the scope of service. On the occasion of Rashtriya Poshan Maah, a "NSS Drawing and Essay Competition" was held in collaboration with the Gyandeep Growth Foundation. In collaboration with IPCA (Indian Pollution Control Association), a plastic recycling drive was also held. Team SAMARPAN (NSS-SACE) organized a cleanliness drive around the college and PVR Saket area to commemorate Gandhi Jayanti. A winter clothing distribution drive was organized to assist those in need in surviving the bone-chilling winters. A group discussion on the topic "Air Pollution and Awareness" was held under the "Mission Life" initiative. The team's events were in keeping with the NSS's motto, "Not Me But You," which emphasizes the value of social service. The path chosen by Team SAMARPAN (NSS-SACE) may be difficult, but it will lead to an unforgettable journey. As the saying goes, "The longest and toughest journeys are normally the most rewarding".
'Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.' - Hellen Keller It is with immense pleasure that I present the fourth edition of SANKALP, the annual newsletter of the NSS unit of Sri Aurobindo College (Evening). The student NSS volunteers have performed commendably throughout the year. These students have always strived to incorporate the motto of NSS 'Not Me, But You' into their lives in its truest sense. The students have displayed their creative impulses through their year-long activities, including online recruitment drives, feed the stray monthly campaigns, clothes distribution drive, donation drive, short documentary making, plantation drive and other community initiatives. SANKALP is an informative, articulate, and vibrant newsletter that documents the activism of the College NSS group on socially relevant issues. It showcases the efforts and hard work of the students who continuously carry out every activity with utmost dedication and strive for perfection, ensuring positive outcomes. I wish the NSS team the best of luck for their future initiatives and hope that they continue to achieve higher and higher, with evidence of their success being illustrated in the consecutive editions of this newsletter. FROM THE DESK OF PRINCIPAL DR. VIPIN AGARWAL Principal (Officiating) Sri Aurobindo College (Evening) 1
''One person can make a difference, and everyone should try." -John Fitzgerald Kennedy It is with great pleasure that I present you to the fourth edition of "SANKALP," the annual newsletter of the NSS unit of our college. This edition of the newsletter showcases the dedication of our volunteers towards community services and the power of collective action towards building a better world. From stories of communities coming together to preserve their cultural heritage to individuals taking steps to tackle social issues, this edition is filled with courage, determination, and hope. Humanity is the greatest virtue of all time. It is a recognition that we are all connected and of our shared obligation to care for the planet and its inhabitants. It takes the collective effort for a healthy and thriving society. NSS provides that opportunity for young people to develop a sense of social responsibility and civic engagement, which are crucial for building a strong and vibrant society. It is highly appreciated how these volunteers put forth tremendous courage and efforts to help those in need. These young minds are the building blocks of our nation, and it makes me proud to see them work with utmost zeal and fortitude to serve the society. I believe that our volunteers will keep inspiring others to take action towards making a positive difference in society. FROM THE DESK OF PROGRAMME OFFICER DR. PRAGYENDU Programme Officer Sri Aurobindo College (Evening) 2
The word "SANKALP" connotes an intense yearning and a sombre resolve to achieve the impossibly difficult. We are thrilled to share with you the 4th issue of Sankalp, our acclaimed newsletter. This newsletter offers a glimpse into the exciting journey we have had as members of the NSS unit at Sri Aurobindo College (Evening), which exemplifies the NSS spirit and adheres to the NSS slogan, "Not Me But You," giving a look into the thrilling experience we have had through this newsletter. A common and very impactful saying goes, "Talent wins games, but teamwork and intelligence win championships." The proverb emphasises the value of group cohesiveness, cooperation, and selflessness. At NSS, we've developed as a team while also growing as individuals, both on personal and professional fronts, all while simultaneously doing the best possible to improve society. We have been inspired to pursue a path of personal development by the honesty, selflessness, and bravery ideals that NSS has taught us. Our volunteers enthusiastically and fervently participated in the physical activities and events of our team, which were launched after a two-year hiatus caused by the pandemic. Every one of our team's numerous initiatives, from a distribution campaign for clothes to instructive outings to historic sites, has been a success only because of the commitment and active participation of our volunteers. Every participant experienced something new as a result of the activities, including a sense of love and care, selflessness, the realisation that "giving is more enjoyable than getting," and a real understanding of what the phrase "Not Me But You" really means. Thanks to our involvement in NSS, we have come to realise that we hold the power to bring happiness to others and that we have the strength to bring about changes in society, even if they are small ones, as every drop counts. We realise the importance of most miniscule acts of kindness and selflessness, and we feel amazed by their eloquent impact on society. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to every person— teacher, friend—who has directly or indirectly braced us throughout our journey in some way or another. We are forever thankful to you. FROM THE DESK OF STUDENT EDITORS Shakti Dayal Ishika Raj Ritika LimayeTejasv KumarLaksh Asija Aparna Suresh Koyana Dutta
Not all of us can do great things, but we can do small things with great love. -Mother Teresa. NSS is a society filled with selfless students. I am and I'll always be grateful for this extraordinary opportunity to learn and also know a lot of people from different parts of the country united by a single cause and moto "Not me But You". MESSAGE FROM OFFICE BEARERS KOYANA DUTTA (President) 4 APARNA SURESH (Vice - President) TEJASV KUMAR (General Secratary) Society has given us all the necessary things to live the best life. NSS gives us the platform to explore many society problems. NSS has taught me how to be selfless and give society more than it has given us. Working for society through NSS has given me a sense of satisfaction and exposure to understand how society works NSS has always been an exceptional for me. It gave me a lot exposure and made me understand the outerworld around me. Being a part of it you become selfless and working for the people gives you a sense of satisfaction which is worth feeling. I always believe it is through teamwork and good planing you will be able to achieve success in your work. It was great to be a part of NSS.
"The best way to find yourself is to loose yourself in the service of others." NSS inculcates selflessness, patience and a sense of team spirit in the volunteers. I will always be grateful to NSS for providing me this wonderful opportunity. 5 LAKSH ASIJA (Joint Secratary) RITIKA LIMAYE (Joint Secratary) Social service fosters a sense of responsibility and furthers the personal growth of an individual and the upliftment of society. It is a way to discover your own potentia ISHIKA RAJ (Treasurer) The message of selflessness in the National Service scheme is a reminder that we are all part of a larger community and that our actions have the power to make a positive impact on the world around us. By working together and putting the needs of others first, we can create a better future for ourselves and for generations to come.
6 SAARTHI: OUR FORTNIGHT NEWSLETTER
7 'SAARTHI', the weekly newsletter published by Team SAMARPAN, the NSS unit of Sri Aurobindo College (Evening), is a one-of-a-kind publication that brings together a plethora of inspiring stories, thought-provoking ideas, and updates on recent activities and drives of the team. The newsletter is divided into five sections, namely Parya Karam, Pahal, Nazariya, Darpan and Hullad, each focusing on different aspects of social work, making it a comprehensive and inspiring source of information. Nazariya, the first section, presents a mind-provoking thought, encouraging readers to reflect on the state of society and their role in it. Pahal, the second section, focuses on initiatives taken by individuals or organizations that have made a significant impact. This section serves as a reminder that even small actions can make a significant difference in society. Hullad section provides an overview of recent activities of Team SAMARPAN, including community service drives, awareness campaigns, and other initiatives. This section is a testament to the hard work and dedication of the team and serves as a source of inspiration for readers to get involved in similar initiatives. The Darpan section features the picture of the week which showcases examples of people who have taken the initiative to bring about positive change in society. Lastly, The Parya Karam section features short updates on some good social work, highlighting the positive impact that individuals and organizations are making in their communities. SAARTHI is an amazing source of information and inspiration for anyone who wishes to make a positive difference in society. The newsletter provides a comprehensive overview of social work and community service, highlighting the good work that people are doing and inspiring readers to get involved.
PARADIGM 1st prize in ो री तयो गता, Sri Aurobindo College (Evening) Aaditya Sharma BA Program 2nd year 1st prize in Intra College Debate Competition, Sri Aurobindo College (Evening) Anurag Anand Hindi Hons 2nd year Namrata Chourasia B.A. (P) 3rd year Rishabh BA Program 3rd year 3rd position for Academic excellence, Sri Aurobindo College (Evening) 3rd position for Academic excellence, Sri Aurobindo College (Evening) 8 3rd prize in Essay Writing Competition, YUVA (Youth United by Vision & Action) Prateek Sharma Hindi Hons 2nd year 2nd Prize in Short story writing competition, Sri Aurobindo College (Evening)
EXCELLENCE OF 9 Shyam Mishra Hindi Hons 3rd Year Inter College level Short Story Writing Competition organized by Kirori Mal college (KMC) , University of Delhi , 26 March 2022 - 4th Rank Inter College essay Writing Competition organized by Sri Aurobindo college (Eve) 21 - 02-2022 - 2nd Rank Shyam Mishra Hindi Hons 3rd Year Intra College Debate Competition organized by Economics Department Society ECOSHASTRA, Sri Aurobindo college (Eve) 28 Sep 2022 - 3rd Position Intra College Quiz competition Organized By Sri Aurobindo college (Eve) Department of Hindi (15/09/2022) - 3rd Position Intra College Short Story Writing competition Organized By Sri Aurobindo college (Eve) Department of Hindi (15/09/22) - 3rd Position Research Paper Presentation ( Unsung heroes in Indian History 19 th & 20 ct) Organized By Sri Aurobindo college (Eve) , 15/09/2022 - 2nd Position Inter College Article Writing Competition organised By Hansraj College University of Delhi - 2nd Position Intra College slogan Writing Competition organized by Sri Aurobindo college (Eve) , March 2022 - 1st Rank Inter College Short Story Writing competition organized By Maitreyi College , University of Delhi - 1st Position
Adil Altaf, a cyclist from Kashmir, demonstrated his talent once more at the Khelo India Youth Games 2021 by winning the gold medal in the 70-kilometer mass start road cycling competition that was held in Punchkala, Haryana. Manoj Sinha, the lieutenant governor of Jammu and Kashmir, also congratulated cyclist Adil on his accomplishments at the Khelo India Youth Games, including setting records, winning historic gold, and finishing second in the cycling competition. "In the Khelo India Youth Games, Adil Altaf won a historic gold medal and set a new record. By taking home the second-runner trophy, the cycling team from Jammu and Kashmir wrote history. "#KIYG2021,"(sic) LG tweeted. Adil, 18, completed the 72-kilometer race on Saturday in 1 hour, 59 minutes, and 22 seconds, bringing honour to the valley. Sidesh Patil, from Maharashtra, came second, while Arshad Faridi, from Delhi, came third. Adil rode in the U19 division mass start event with 25 elite cyclists from all over India. PAHAL : 2022-23 10
The Van Mahotsav Pakhwara 2022 was ended by Lt. Governor Vinai Kumar Saxena planting 100,000 trees in the Asola Bhatti Mines Nature Sanctuary. The large plantation drive attracted over 400 participants, including students, paramilitary troops, and Delhi police. Each tree-planting pit was geo-tagged to make it simple to track growth and maintenance using satellite imaging and on-site inspection. Saxena urged Delhi residents, particularly the youth, to take part in transforming the city into a greener place by planting and caring for trees. He emphasised the significance of group social actions to combat pollution and climate change. MP Ramesh Bidhuri, Chief Secretary Naresh Kumar, Police Commissioner Rakesh Asthana, and senior members of the Delhi government's Environment and Forest Department were among those present. 11
In 2009, while working as a full-time journalist, Ramveer Singh heard about his friend's father, who had been diagnosed with cancer. One possible reason, he heard, was the intake of chemical-laden vegetables. Worried about the safety of his own family, he decided to quit his job to start natural farming. For this, he chose his ancestral land, located 40 km away from Bareilly, where he lived. In 2018, he stumbled upon the hydroponics method of farming while attending an agriculture-related event in Dubai. "I was enthralled by the type of farming method." It did not require soil and could be grown with fewer pest infestations. "Moreover, it saved almost 80% of the water required for growing plants," he said. The farmer decided to turn his three-story building into a hydroponics farm to grow more than 10,000 plants, including vegetables and fruits. At the farm, Singh mainly uses PVC pipes to carry nutrient-rich water to the plants. "The system designed using PVC pipes circulates water with the help of gravity." "The arrangement ensures that about 16 nutrients, such as magnesium, copper, phosphorus, nitrogen, zinc, and others, are distributed equally to each plant," he adds. 12
In order to expand the use of renewable energy sources and decrease reliance on coal, Uttar Pradesh in India is teaching female cotton spinners to operate solarpowered charkhas. The plan, which aims to increase cotton commerce, has the support of NGOs and businesses. For roughly 4,000 women in Uttar Pradesh, solar charkhas with 12 spindles, a motor, a battery pack, and a 400-watt solar panel have been supplied. For cotton spinners like Anita Devi, the programme has resulted in a more than fourfold rise in monthly earnings, from at least 2,000 rupees ($26) to 10,000 rupees ($126). Many women in India's marginalised communities labour from home, missing out on benefits and minimum wage, but the programme offers a green approach to improve their employment prospects. 13
To assist its Go Green Programs, the Akshaya Patra Foundation has teamed with FedEx Express, the largest express shipping provider in the world. In order to generate 25 kW of power, adopt an eco-friendly method of transportation, and lower carbon footprint, FedEx Express gave solar panels to the foundation's kitchen in Panvel, Maharashtra, and electric bikes to Bellary, Karnataka. Around 2,800 children will receive hot, wholesome meals from Akshaya Patra for the duration of an academic year thanks to the use of e-bikes in place of fuel-powered vehicles. Every school day since 2000, children have received noon meals from Akshaya Patra. The organisation has previously put photovoltaic solar panels in its kitchens, which use sunshine to create electricity. To further reduce its carbon footprint, it has added e-bikes for transportation to and from its kitchens. With the donation of solar panels and e-bikes by FedEx Express, Akshaya Patra's efforts to adopt green energy across its operations will be accelerated. Suvendu Choudhury, the Managing Director of International Operations for FedEx Express, expressed his delight in partnering with Akshaya Patra to bring about sustainable change. He said that as part of the FedEx Cares programme, they are collaborating with communities worldwide to promote sustainable transportation. The Chief Sustainability and Communication Officer of Akshaya Patra Foundation, Anant Arora, appreciated the partnership and applauded FedEx Express for supporting the Go-Green initiative by donating e-bikes and a solar power plant. 14
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has conducted searches in 56 locations across 20 states and Union Territories as part of "Operation Megha Chakra," aimed at investigating cases of internet distribution of child sexual abuse material (CSAM). Cloud storage was utilised to search for sellers of CSAM on the internet after receiving input from Interpol and intelligence gathered during "Operation Carbon" last year. In November 2021, the CBI carried out "Operation Carbon," which involved raids at 76 locations across the nation and multiple arrests. This operation specifically targeted the possession, viewing, sharing, and creation of images or videos containing sexual or offensive material involving children. The federal investigative agency conducted searches in 59 locations across various states, including Uttar Pradesh, Gujarat, Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Bihar, Telangana, Haryana, Punjab, Himachal, Goa, Uttarakhand, and Meghalaya. The CBI operation targeted cloud storage facilities used by peddlers to circulate audio-visual content of illicit sexual activities with minors, earning the name "Megha Chakra." During the search operation, electronic devices, including mobile phones and laptops, belonging to over 50 suspects were recovered. Preliminary scrutiny of these devices using cyber-forensic tools has allegedly revealed a significant quantity of CSAM. It is worth noting that CSAM is a significant concern globally, and organisations and law enforcement agencies are working tirelessly to combat it. The CBI's efforts in this regard are commendable, and such operations serve as a reminder of the need for continued vigilance to protect vulnerable children from exploitation and abuse. 15
While enjoying a cup of coffee on her balcony in Kondapur, interior designer Chandana Teja noticed a slum near the lake with 250 people, including 45 children, living without basic sanitation facilities. Despite filing a complaint through the My GHMC app, there was no response. Concerned about the upcoming rainy season and the risk of waterborne diseases, Chandana and her husband decided to take action and spent ₹80,000 of their own money to build portable washrooms. They researched the specific requirements for the area and locality and designed the washrooms with guidance from her husband, who works in construction. Over the next few months, Chandana gained the trust of the slum community and their leader, Nagu Rao. The portable washrooms were recently installed, and the community is responsible for daily maintenance through a rotation-based chore service. Chandana also educated young girls on menstrual hygiene and purchased 1,000-liter water tanks to be filled daily. Chandana collaborated with We Can Make A Change, a civic duty organisation run by Karthik Pallam, in May. She praised the organization's approach of addressing root causes and thinking long-term. Chandana intends to continue working with the slum community on eco-friendly practises and other socially conscious initiatives. Her efforts demonstrate that a little compassion and action can make a significant difference. The slum community now has access to basic sanitation facilities and a chance for a healthier future. 16
Pawdorable: A 90-year-old grandma wakes up at 4:30 a.m. every day to cook for over 120 stray dogs. Kanak, a 90-year-old woman, wakes up every day at 4:30 a.m. to cook for over 120 stray dogs. Despite suffering from severe osteoporosis and undergoing multiple major operations, she hasn't let anything come between her and her love for the dogs. Kanak loves to experiment with her recipes and asks after each feeding, "Aaj sabne ache se khaya?" Sabko pasand aaya?" (Did everyone eat well? Did they like it?). Her granddaughter, Sana Saxena, shared her story on social media, captioning her post "Pawdorable. "Sana shared that her grandmother's heart only feels full when the dogs relish everything she makes. After each feeding, Sana shows Kanak videos of the dogs eating, which brings a big smile to her face. Despite the risks to her physical health, Sana recently took her grandmother with her to feed the dogs for the first time. Kanak told Sana that there is no medicine but a dog's love. "Aaj meri umar jo hai inki wajah se hai itni lambi, mai banau, ye khaaye, bas yahi khushi chahiye muje" (My long life is because of them; I cook for them, they eat it, and that's all the happiness I need). Sana shared photos of Kanak smiling and interacting with the dogs and urged people to look at her story before making excuses for not helping community animals. Kanak's selfless love and compassion for dogs is truly inspiring and heartwarming. 17
Datta Patil, a native of Halgara village in Maharashtra, grew up amidst hardships but in a family that emphasized the importance of education. He pursued engineering and later worked with companies like Yahoo and Microsoft before moving to California, USA. In 2016, during a visit to India, Datta was deeply affected by the distress of farmers due to the drought-like situation in Maharashtra. He realized that despite California also being a drought-hit region, he had never experienced water cuts. Datta researched and found that Halgara was digging as deep as 800 ft in search of groundwater while California's groundwater level was only 70 ft despite receiving half the rainfall of Halgara. This realization motivated him to recharge the groundwater level in Halgara by spending three lakh rupees from his own pocket. He started watershed activities, desilted canals and river beds, and created compartment bunds to store water during the monsoons. The success of the project saved over two hundred crore litres of water and raised the groundwater level from 800 ft to 100 ft. Datta's efforts in motivating villagers to contribute two hours of shramdaan and connecting with youngsters from the village who had migrated elsewhere led to the formation of a motivated team that built 26 check dams. He also presented the project to authorities at Yahoo USA and managed to secure over one crore rupees from the MNC's CSR wing. Datta's unwavering resolution and hard work transformed the landscape of Halgara, as seen in satellite images. Today, Halgara is a thriving village with hard- working farmers earning 300 times more than before. Datta Patil's efforts have saved lives of people, animals, and plants and restored faith in humanity. He is a true inspiration for generations to come. 18
Siva Swamy and Mahalakshmi, a retired couple in Coimbatore's Pachapalayam, founded Kalvi Thunai, a free education center for underprivileged children. The couple realized that children from dailywage- earning families who attend government schools lacked support to complete their homework and understand their lessons, leading to dread of school. Kalvi Thunai offers after-school support to students from classes 4 to 12, focusing on revision, completing assignments, extracurricular activities, outings, and holistic development. Kalvi Thunai started in 2014 with an initial investment of Rs 40 lakhs from the couple, who bought and renovated the education center building. They have now donated it to the center, ensuring its work will continue past their lifetimes. The center has 136 students and 11 paid teachers. Over 1,000 students have gone through the center, with at least 350 now employed. Mahalakshmi, who also works as a Samaritan counseling people with depression, began teaching their domestic help's children, and the couple saw them improve with time. Inspired, they bought the building and set up the education center. In the early days, the couple's biggest challenge was convincing potential students to come and study. The center now divides its work into two batches - one for kids in classes 4 to 8 and the other from classes 9 to 12. The center's main focus is on making subjects accessible to students and making the study process enjoyable. "Because of the way maths is taught in schools, children start hating the subject. We make sure they start liking it," says Swamy. The retired couple's vision and hard work have had a significant impact on the children in their community. Kalvi Thunai serves as an inspiring example of how individuals can make a difference in the world, one child at a time. . 19
Baskar N, a 42-year-old resident of Chennai, has been rescuing injured stray animals across the city for the past three years. In 2018, he converted his passenger auto into an ambulance for injured strays, who are otherwise denied help from cabs and other rickshaws in the city, and named it 'Help Voiceless'. Baskar used to work as an on-call car driver to earn additional income before converting his auto, which led him to meet Chennai-based volunteers Vinodhini and Manjula Ganesh, who feed stray dogs regularly. Inspired by their work, Baskar started feeding 75 dogs in his area by setting aside some money every week from his income to purchase rice and meat. One day, Vinodhini received a distress call from a friend about a dog who was hit by a vehicle, and cabs and autos refused to help because the dog was bleeding. Vinodhini asked Baskar for help, and without thinking twice, he left his auto stand to pick up the injured dog, who was given timely help and rescued. This led to more calls from rescue volunteers who needed transportation for injured animals. Baskar was driving a rented auto at that time, and his owner was against him taking injured animals in the vehicle. He gave the auto back to the owner and decided to purchase his own. Seeing an injured puppy being denied help ignited a spark in him, and he wanted to dedicate his life to helping these voiceless beings. He applied for financial assistance to purchase an auto and received partial assistance, investing Rs.40,000 from his savings and borrowing money from friends. In early 2019, once Baskar received his auto, he set up a cage for big dogs, a basket for puppies, and a carrier for cats. He carries some kibble along with water bowls to feed the rescues. His passenger auto now serves as an exclusive ambulance for animals. Over the past three years, several people have dialled distress calls to Baskar, who has been rescuing injured dogs, cats, and sometimes birds across the city. He is truly an animal's best friend. . 20
Bhaga Singh, a 31-year-old tea seller from Kelwara village in Rajasthan, has taken a remarkable initiative to promote a plastic- free district. He offers tea and samosas in exchange for plastic waste at his tea stall near Kumbhalgarh Fort in Rajasthan. His stall reads, "Give us plastic waste, drink tea in return," which has caught the attention of tourists and locals alike. Bhaga uses a taraju to weigh the plastic waste brought in by the customers and serves them tea and samosas in paper cups and plates proportionate to the measured weight. For instance, he offers a cup of tea in exchange for a kg of plastic waste. He collects the plastic waste from his customers and gives it to the waste collectors, without earning any profit from this initiative. Bhaga's inspiration for this initiative came from the increased usage of plastic in the area due to the influx of tourists to Kumbhalgarh Fort, a popular tourist destination and a World Heritage Site. The unsegregated waste was usually dumped in the open areas, causing significant environmental damage. However, things started changing in December 2022 when the district became the centre of attraction during the G20 Summit. Officer Bhuvaneshwar was deputed as the district coordinator to welcome tourists and world leaders attending the summit. He launched a plastic-free campaign in Rajsamand to clean the district and prevent environmental damage. Bhaga's initiative has made a significant contribution to this campaign, and his efforts have helped to reduce plastic waste in the district. His initiative has set an example for others to follow and has inspired many to take similar steps to promote a plastic-free environment. Overall, Bhaga Singh's initiative shows that even a humble tea seller can make a significant contribution towards protecting the environment and creating a sustainable future. . 21
The Deputy Commissioner of Koderma, Jharkhand, is an Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer named Ramesh Gholap. His life's work is to protect kids from child labour and make sure they get an education. His adventure began in his early years, when he and his mother and brothers had to sell bracelets to make ends meet. Yet because his mother always emphasised the value of education to him, he wanted to save the lives of children who were forced into child labour after becoming an IAS officer. More than 35 youngsters were freed from servitude in hotels and garages thanks to Gholap's efforts. Using government initiatives, he enrols them in school and pays them a monthly wage. He came across Sapna Kumari, one of these kids, while giving out blankets to the less fortunate. Gholap discovered that her parents had passed away when she was a little child and that her family lacked the funds to pay for her schooling. He took her right away to the Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalaya, where he registered himself as her legal guardian, registered her in school, and gave her a stipend of Rs. 2000 every month through the Integrated Child Development and Security Plan. Together with other officers, he even contributed to the purchase of her luggage, stationery, shoes, and uniform. Sapna initially struggled to adapt to her new surroundings and missed her family, but Gholap and the school's instructors assisted her in adjusting. She now adores dancing and does quite well in Hindi, her favourite subject. She now has a fresh outlook on life thanks to Gholap, and she is appreciative of the chance to go to school. Several kids who were previously forced into child labour have seen a major improvement in their life as a result of Gholap's work. He is a role model for people who want to change the world for the better and a shining example of how education can change people's lives. In 2015, while serving as the Sub Divisional Manager of Bermo in the Bokaro district of Jharkhand, he saved Sumit, a 9-year-old kid who had been sold to the corporation by his mother and was earning Rs 1000 per month at a mechanic shop. During the lockdown, he learned about five orphaned children who had lost their father earlier that month. He ensured that his four younger siblings were enrolled in school and provided them with access to health insurance and government schemes that ensure a regular monthly income for their family with the help of the Women and Child Development departments. His dedication to creating opportunities for society's most vulnerable members is remarkable. . 22
Madhu Vajrakarur, a 23-year-old electrical engineering student from Andhra Pradesh, has invented a wind turbine that generates both electricity and clean drinking water. This invention could be a game-changer for the millions of people in India who lack access to safe drinking water and a continuous supply of electricity. Madhu's wind turbine stands 15 feet tall and collects moisture from the atmosphere, which is routed through a copper pipe into a three-stage filter to remove dust particles and purify the water. The wind turbine is linked to a 30- kilowatt inverter, which Madhu uses to power fans, lights, and plug-points in his home. He built the wind turbine with plastic pipes, iron rods, and other materials purchased online for a total cost of Rs 1 lakh, which he received from his parents and his own savings. Madhu's innovation is a result of his childhood dream of building a wind turbine. He learned how to make solar power grids and automatic street lights in the second year of college, which gave him the handson experience he needed to work with such technology. Prime Minister Narendra Modi's discussion on windmills that can generate water in his Mann Ki Baat session in October 2020 prompted Madhu to create his wind turbine. He learned more about building a wind turbine that can generate both water and electricity by watching YouTube videos. Today, the wind turbine provides Madhu with 80 to 100 litres of water per day, and he can save money by not using a motor to pump water from bore wells. When he runs out of drinking water, his neighbours benefit from the wind turbine as well. Madhu hopes to commercialize his design and assist others by installing this wind turbine in water- stressed areas. Madhu's innovative solution to his problems has been recognized by his childhood friend Vannur Vali, who hopes that his efforts can help to solve water problems throughout the country. Madhu's invention is a testament to the power of innovation and technology to address some of the most pressing challenges faced by communities around the world. . 23
Arpit Upadhyay and Mohit Jajoriya, students at IIT Bombay, developed a RO hand pump that generates clean drinking water without the need for electricity. The pair, who share a passion for water security, created the device for the Invention Factory program, a competition that challenges students to come up with a tangible idea that can address a significant societal need. Their RO hand pump was designed to provide equitable access to clean drinking water in rural India, where water quality is a major concern. Mohit, who comes from Rajasthan, highlighted that water quality is a significant issue in India, with high rates of desertification and total dissolved solids (TDS) in most districts exceeding recommended levels. Arpit, from Uttar Pradesh, added that high fluoride levels in water in many parts of the state cause people's teeth to turn yellow. Together, they sought to create a solution that would address these issues and provide people in rural India with access to safe drinking water. The RO hand pump, which earned the duo second place in the competition and a cash prize of Rs 1 lakh, was designed to produce one litre of fresh water for every seven litres of water it receives. The device operates without electricity, making it a cost-effective and sustainable solution for communities that lack access to electricity. Arpit and Mohit's RO hand pump represents a significant step towards water security in rural India, where safe drinking water is a scarce resource. Their innovative solution shows that even simple technologies can make a big impact in addressing complex societal problems. With continued innovation and investment in sustainable solutions like the RO hand pump, it is possible to ensure that everyone has access to safe drinking water. . 24
Indian Oil Corporation (IOC), the largest oil company in India, is planning to recycle 100 million discarded PET bottles each year to create eco-friendly uniforms for its petrol pumps and LPG distributor agencies. The initiative, named "Unbottled," is the world's largest initiative to reuse and recycle 100 million PET bottles each year. The company will set up a collection agency to collect such bottles and convert them into yarn for weaving or knitting fabric, which will then be given to a textile company to make uniforms. Each uniform set will aid in the recycling of approximately 28 used PET bottles. IOC has already committed to a net-zero emission target by 2046 and is now venturing into PET bottle recycling. In addition to the "Unbottled" initiative, IOC has launched a brand for sustainable garments made from recycled polyester, which will meet the needs of customer attendants from other oil marketing companies, non-combat uniforms for the Army, uniforms/dresses for institutions, and retail sales. These uniforms' dress materials are made from recycled polyester derived from the processing of used and discarded PET bottles. This initiative would support the recycling of approximately 405 tonnes of PET bottles, which is equivalent to offsetting over 20 million bottles per year. IOC has also released indoor cooking stoves that can run on both solar power and auxiliary energy sources, providing households with a more affordable and environmentally friendly cooking solution. The Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi, launched IOC's uniform "Unbottled" and announced the commercial rollout of the indoor solar cooking system during the inaugural function of India Energy Week. Modi stated that the introduction of indoor solar cooking opens up a new dimension for green and clean cooking and expressed hope that the cooking stoves will reach 3 crore households in the near future. Overall, IOC's initiatives to recycle PET bottles and introduce eco-friendly uniforms and cooking stoves demonstrate the company's commitment to sustainability and reducing carbon emissions. By directly entering the PET bottle recycling market, IOC is setting an example for other companies to follow in their efforts to protect the environment. . 25
Member Programme Officer President Vice President General Secretary Joint Secretary Treasurer Ishika Raj 26 In a world full of chaos and hustling, it is important that we recognise the criticality of physical and mental wellness. One such way to do it is by adopting regular practice of yoga. As for above, Team-Samarpan of Sri Aurobindo College (Evening) celebrated Yoga Week on 14 June '22 to 21 June '22. Co-Convener ANNUAL REPORT ( SESSION 2022-2023 ) The team of NSS SACE has worked throughout the academic session 2022-2023 to bring a change in the society and attract people's attention towards the social development of the society. INTRODUCTION YOGA WEEK Aparna Suresh Dr. Sujit Tripathi Dr. Amandeep Nahar Koyana Dutta Tejasv Kumar Dr. Pragyendu Laksh FACULTY STUDENT NSS TEAM 2022-2023 Joint Secretary Ritika Limaye 1. SLOGAN WRITING & INFORMATIVE REEL To encourage more people to incorporate yoga into their daily lives, NSS-SACE posted a yoga-themed educational reel on their Instagram. Also, a series of creative slogans written by the volunteers were posted to raise awareness of yoga for mental, physical and spiritual well-being.
150TH BIRTH ANNIVERSARY OF SRI AUROBINDO WEBINAR : CYBERSECURITY AND INTERNET AWARENESS 3. YOGA DAY: COLLEGE EVENT 27 2. MoYAS YOGA DAY EVENT 2022 On June 20, 2022, the Secretary of MAYOS, Mr. Sanjay, inaugurated the Common Yoga Protocol activity organized by the Minister of Youth Affairs and Sports at Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium. The event was attended by 5 NSS volunteers from every college of DU, including those from Team SAMARPAN (NSS-SACE). The yoga master from Morarji Desai National Institute of Yoga led the session, which included meditation and various asanas. The participants actively took part in the 10-minute meditation and 45-minute asanas, gaining knowledge about the benefits of yoga for physical fitness, concentration, and anxiety reduction "Yoga is a dance of the body and soul, a beautiful practice that makes us whole." To celebrate the 8th International Yoga Day, Team SAMARPAN (NSS-SACE) organized a yoga event on June 21, 2022. The event was presided over by Principal Mrs. Kusum Lata and overseen by CoConvenor Dr. Sujit Tripathi and Convenor Dr. Pragyendu. Yoga instructors Mrs. Sutapa Bhattacharya and Ms. Shrestha Bhattacharya, were invited, making the programme a huge success. Volunteers and teaching staffs gathered on the college grounds. Principal Ma'am gave an inspirational speech, followed by yoga exercises led by Mrs. Sutapa. Refreshments were served after the event. In the times when cybercrimes are more prevalent, Team SAMARPAN (NSS-SACE) organized a webinar on cybersecurity and internet awareness on July 6, 2022, facilitated by ACP H.S. Randhawa (Cyber Training) and coordinated by SHO Arun Verma (PS Cyber South Dist.). The speaker, Mr. Sunil Yadav, Sub Inspector in the Cyber Police Station, South District, Saket, explained various types of cybercrimes and internet fraud and how to deal with them. Over 50 attendees were introduced to various helplines and government portals for cybersecurity, including the 24x7 Helpline Number 1930 and online complaint portals such as cybercrime.gov.in and tafcop.digitelecom.gov.in. Sri Aurobindo College (Evening) celebrated the 150th birth anniversary of philosopher, yogi, poet, and nationalist, Sri Aurobindo, in collaboration with Eager To Forge Ahead India Trust under the aegis of IQAC. The event held on July 11, 2022, featured various cultural programmes like singing, poetry, and dancing, to reflect on Sri Aurobindo’s teachings and contributions to the world. The occasion was held in the seminar hall itself and aimed to honour the enduring legacy of the great thinker and his impact on the world.
NSS-SACE volunteers participated in a youth conference organised by My Home India at Vigyan Bhawan on July 9, 2022. The Hon'ble President of India, Shri Ram Nath Kovind, inaugurated the conference by lighting the lamps and presenting O.N.E. India Awards and Karma Yogi Awards to distinguished social workers. The event aimed to create awareness about projects such as providing a helpline to North East Indians, Rashtrawad Par Manthan, Samrasta Shishya Vritti, and Sapno Se Apnon Tak, which aim to reunite children with their families. The conference concluded on a successful note with the active participation of NSS volunteers, who added to the essence of the event with complete sincerity, discipline, and dedication. YOUTH CONFERENCE 2022 28 1. SOCIAL MEDIA PROMOTION VISIT TO NATIONAL WAR MEMORIAL Team SAMARPAN (NSS-SACE) volunteers visited the National War Memorial to pay homage to soldiers who sacrificed their lives in the line of duty for the nation on the occasion of Kargil Vijay Diwas. The memorial was constructed by the Government of India in 2019. The volunteers learned about different battles fought by Indian soldiers, including the Sino-Indian War, Indo-Pak Wars, IPKF operations in Sri Lanka, and Kargil Conflict. Witnessing the changing of the guard at the Amar Jawan Jyoti was a memorable experience. The event concluded with an interactive session with Mr. Vinod Kumar, a soldier posted as a guard at the memorial, which left every volunteer beaming with pride. AZADI KA AMRIT MAHOTSAV To celebrate India's 75-year journey as an independent nation, Team SAMARPAN (NSS-SACE) posted stories about Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav and the unsung heroes of India on their Instagram handle. The team ensured that the legacy and contributions of our unsung warriors were not forgotten. On the occasion of the 75th Independence Day of our country, Team SAMARPAN celebrated ''Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav''.
RECRUITMENT DRIVE NSS-SACE volunteers participated in Delhi University's "Tiranga Yatra" rally on August 10, 2022, as a part of the Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav celebration. Over 400 participants hoisted the national flag high throughout the rally, singing patriotic songs and phrases, and the event concluded with the national anthem. In addition, Team SAMARPAN (NSS-SACE) actively participated in the "Har Ghar Tiranga" campaign initiated by the government, where every volunteer hoisted the tricolour at their homes from August 13th to August 15th, 2022, and uploaded selfies and videos to social media to encourage others. The team also distributed flags to street vendors to encourage them to hoist the flag at their shops or carts. This initiative aimed to in still a sense of patriotism and pride in citizens as India marked 75 years of independence. 2. TIRANGA YATRA & HAR GHAR TIRANGA CAMPAIGN 29 3. COLLEGE CELEBRATION Team SAMARPAN (NSS-SACE) participated in the National Flag Hoisting ceremony at Sri Aurobindo College (evening) to commemorate India's 75th Independence Day. Principal Kusum Lata hoisted the flag, followed by the National Anthem. Sri Aurobindo Ji's 150th birthday was also celebrated. Cultural presentations included patriotic songs, speeches, and recitations. A plantation drive marked the end of the day. The volunteers left with hearts brimming with pride and patriotism. NSS-SACE salutes all brave soldiers and freedom fighters. A new addition to the team is like a ray of sunshine as it brings new skills, ideas, and creativity. Team SAMARPAN (NSS-SACE) organised a recruitment drive from September 1, 2022, to September 14, 2022. The recruitment was held in two rounds. The first being the written Q&A, wherein the applicants were asked what inspired them to join NSS. The second round was a personal interview. Around 50 applicants were interviewed by the core team on various issues. By welcoming the new volunteers, NSS-SACE fosters growth, innovation, and success.
To increase public awareness of proper nutrition, Team SAMARPAN (NSS-SACE) collaborated with Gyandeep Growth Foundation to organise the "NSS Essay and Drawing Competition" from 27th to 30th September, 2022. The competition was held among students of class 4th, 5th, and 6th. The essay competition focused on malnutrition prevention, while the drawing competition theme was national nutrition week and malnutrition. Winners were announced on 7th October, 2022 in an online session, and prizes were distributed at a Diwali Mela organised by Gyandeep Growth Foundation on October 18th, 2022. The event successfully conveyed the significance of nutrition through essays and drawings, creating excitement and happiness among participants. RASHTRIYA POSHAN MAAH Mental health is crucial to our overall well-being and quality of life. In light of this, Team SAMARPAN (NSSSACE) organized a seminar on “Mental Health Struggles in Young Adults and How to Deal with It?” on 23rd September 2022 to commemorate the 53rd NSS day. The guest speakers were Dr. Navneeth Vallabh and Dr. Pooja Anand Sharma, who discussed common mental health struggles in young adults like anxiety, depression and substance abuse. They suggested ways to live a mentally healthy lifestyle such as meditation, physical exercise, self-care. The seminar highlighted the importance of mental health for quality of life, physical health, and social well-being. 53RD NSS DAY 30 CLEANLINESS DRIVE (GANDHI JAYANTI 2022) For Gandhiji, sanitation was more important than independence. To support his ideology, Team SAMARPAN (NSS-SACE) organized a cleanliness drive near Malviya Nagar Metro station and PVR Saket in Delhi on the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti. Volunteers wore gloves and masks and collected around 15 kilograms of waste, including plastics, glass, and organic waste, covering a distance of approximately 3 km. The waste was dumped at SDMC Garbage Collection Depot in Saket. Team SAMARPAN (NSS-SACE) emphasized the moral responsibility of individuals to keep themselves and their surroundings clean for a better life.
LECTURE ON INVD NATIONAL UNITY DAY PLEDGE "Unity is strength...when there is teamwork and collaboration, wonderful things can be achieved." This quote by Mattie Stepanek perfectly sums up the spirit of the Rashtriya Ekta Diwas celebration by Team SAMARPAN (NSS-SACE) on October 31st, 2022. The college premises were charged with excitement and solemnity as volunteers pledged to work towards the betterment of the community and country. The pledge-taking ceremony was documented on camera, showcasing the dedication and passion of the volunteers. Each volunteer spoke with utmost sincerity, leaving the room filled with a spirit of dedication and motivation to make a positive impact on society. NSS-SACE volunteers from Team SAMARPAN recorded their presence throughout the "Gandhi and Today's India" lecture at Delhi University on International Non-Violence Day. Former Lt. Gen. Shri Gurmit Singh, the present Governor of Uttarakhand, was the chief guest of the event, and Delhi University Vice Chancellor Prof. Yogesh Singh shared his views. The event concluded with the slogans "Bharat Mata Ki Jai" and "Vande Mataram," and volunteers captured the event through videos and photographs. Overall, the lecture was a fitting tribute to Mahatma Gandhi's philosophy of non-violence and his enduring legacy in modern-day India. 31 RECRUITEMENT 2 Team SAMARPAN, the NSS unit of Sri Aurobindo College (Evening), conducted their second volunteer recruitment drive for the 2022-23 session from December 10 to December 20, 2022. The drive included a form-filling process and a personal interview, where 1styear candidates showed great enthusiasm and passion for community service. The selection committee was impressed by the candidates' diverse backgrounds and commitment towards social service. The personal interview assessed their communication skills, problem-solving abilities, and team spirit. Several deserving candidates were selected to join the NSS unit and contribute to the betterment of society.
Team SAMARPAN (NSS-SACE) attended the 'International Conference on Infrastructure, Information, and Innovation for Building New Bharat' on November 10, 2022, at Delhi University. Shri Jagdeep Dhankhar, Hon'ble Vice President of India, and Shri Rajeev Chandrashekhar, Minister of State for Skill Development and Entrepreneurship and Electronics and Information Technology of India, graced the event. The conference aimed to discuss the infrastructure, information, and innovation needed for building a new India, providing a platform for exchanging ideas and learning from experts. The attendees included all NSS units from various colleges of Delhi University, and they gained valuable insights from the conference. INAUGURAL CEREMONY OF THE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON INFRASTRUCTURE, INFORMATION AND INNOVATION FOR BUILDING NEW BHARAT "The smallest act of kindness is worth more than the grandest intention." - Oscar Wilde. Team SAMARPAN (NSS-SACE) organized a Winter Clothing Donation Drive on January 16th and 17th, 2023, to provide warm clothing to homeless and needy people. The volunteers actively collected clothes from students, faculty, and staff and distributed them in the Malviya Nagar Market area. The drive's positive response demonstrated the importance of community service and made a big difference. The team aims to organize more events to create a positive impact. 32 WINTER CLOTHES DISTRIBUTION DRIVE
The year 2022 was a successful one for Team SAMARPAN, the NSS Wing of Sri Aurobindo College (Evening), as they resumed physical operations after a twoyear lockdown. The "Feed the Stray" initiative, launched in June 2022, seeks to feed voiceless stray animals such as cows, dogs, cats, squirrels, monkeys, and many others. Every month, the team gathers to feed the animals, and each volunteer pledges to do everything possible to help the animals in need. The initiative has been running successfully for 7 months now and has demonstrated that kindness should not be limited to humans and that every living thing on this planet requires love and care. . FEED THE STRAY CAMPAIGN “Be the change you want to see in the world.” - Mahatma Gandhi. Team SAMARPAN (NSS-SACE) in collaboration with Indian Pollution Control Association (IPCA) organised a ‘Plastic Recycling Drive’ from 8th to 11th November, 2022. A collection bench was set up in the college premises itself for students and volunteers to deposit plastic waste materials. On 14th November, 2022, approximately 45 kgs of plastic waste was collected and given to IPCA under the campaign ‘My 10kg Plastic’, a campaign to beat plastic pollution by IPCA. The team proved that such simple actions like these can pave the way for healthy and sustainable planet. PLASTIC RECYCLING DRIVE 2022 33
PM MUSEUM VISIT To celebrate the day which is a symbol of India's sovereignty, secularism, and democratic principles, Team SAMARPAN (NSS-SACE) visited the Prime Minister’s Museum on Jan 26, 2023. After meeting at the Central Secretariat Metro Station, they arrived at the museum and each purchased their tickets and presented their ID. A guide was assigned who showed around the museum, which included the Tosha Khana section featuring Nehru's library and unique gifts received by former Prime Ministers. As the team walked through the museum, they were mesmerized by the valuable artifacts on display. They explored the exhibits, letters, and pictures of all the previous Prime Ministers. The visit instilled a sense of respect and patriotism in every volunteer’s heart, leaving a lasting impression. FRIENDICOES SECA DONATION DRIVE 34 Every creature on this planet deserves love and care. Taking this into account, Team SAMARPAN (NSS-SACE) organized a 3-day donation drive from 27th-29th March 2023 for Friendicoes SECA: Animal Hospital and Shelter Home. The money collected from students, teachers, and staff of the college were used for buying food and medical supplies for the rescued animals. On 8th April 2023, the team visited their shelter home, donated medical and food supplies bought from the donations received, and spent a lovely time surrounded by little furry creatures. The event concluded with a heart full of satisfaction and joy.
1. GD ON AIR POLLUTION & AWARENESS Mission LiFE seeks to translate the vision of LiFE into measurable impact. It is designed with the objective to mobilise at least one billion Indians and other global citizens to take individual and collective action for protecting and conserving the environment in the period 2022–28. Within India, at least 80 percent of all villages and urban local bodies are aimed to become environmentfriendly by 2028. MISSION LiFE 35 Team SAMARPAN (NSS-SACE) participated in a group discussion on air pollution awareness on January 18, 2023, as part of the Mission Life initiative by PM Narendra Modi. The volunteers were divided into two groups who thereafter shared their knowledge of air pollution, its impact, and how to reduce it. After the discussion, the team pledged to reduce pollution and follow measures to reduce their carbon footprint. This small step towards a sustainable future can make a significant impact when implemented on a larger scale. 2. PLANTATION DRIVE Team SAMARPAN, the NSS unit of Sri Aurobindo College (Evening), organized a plantation drive under the aegis of Mission Life, Govt. of India, to promote environmental conservation and sustainability. NSS volunteers planted saplings in the college campus and their homes, pledging to nurture them and spread awareness about the significance of planting trees. The drive left a positive impact, instilling a sense of responsibility and commitment towards environmental conservation among the volunteers. Overall, it was a successful event, contributing towards a greener and healthier environment.
3. SHORT AWARENESS VIDEO MAKING ON WORLD WATER DAY 36 Team SAMARPAN (NSS-SACE) shot a documentary video on World Water Conservation Day 2023 to raise awareness about the critical role water plays in our lives and to encourage viewers to conserve this precious resource. Extensive research was conducted beforehand to create a compelling narrative for the video which was shot using phone cameras. Postproduction involved editing, adding music and sound effects, and creating animations to highlight key points. The objective of the video was to showcase the significance of water, the impact of human activities on water resources, and the need for sustainable water management practices, inspiring viewers to take action to conserve water for future generations. BLOOD DONATION DRIVE On 18th April 2023, Sri Aurobindo College (E) in collaboration with the National Service Scheme (NSS-SACE unit), the Indian Red Cross Society and Akhil Bhartiya Brahmin Mahila Mahasabha, organized a highly successful blood donation drive at the Sri Aurobindo College campus. The event saw a large turnout of NSS volunteers, students, faculty, staff, and local community members. Strict safety protocols were followed, and the donors were screened for eligibility before donating blood. Certificates of appreciation and healthy refreshments were given to the donors, and a social media campaign raised awareness about the importance of blood donation.
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