सद्भावना

Similarly, Article 14 safeguards any citizen from discrimination, however Article 375 of the IPC
discriminates against a wife.
Marital rape is a serious issue that needs to be addressed by our law enforcement authorities as well as
our society. According to the reports of the NHFC 97.6% of sexual violence is committed by
husbands.Different courts across the country have given differing verdicts in the cases of marital rape.
Recently, Chandigarh High court judge NK Chandravansi ruled that sexual intercourse between a husband
and a wife cannot be called rape even if it was forced on the wife. Right to respect for his or her physical
and mental integrity encompasses bodily integrity, and any disrespect or violation of bodily integrity is a
violation of individual autonomy."
In 2018 Gujarat high court said that non-consensual sex between a husband and a wife is not rape.
Delhi high court ruled that both men and women have the right to say “no” and marriage does not mean
consent.
Now even though a lot of state courts are starting to recognize the crime, the Supreme court fails at
protecting women’s rights. In March of 2021, 5000 women wrote an open letter asking Chief Justice to
step down because of two questions he had asked in court. And the other question was, "When two people
are living as husband and wife, however brutal the husband is, can the act of sexual intercourse between
them be called rape?"
In 2017 the supreme court ruled that sex with a wife under the age of 18 will amount to rape but the
question arises that isn’t child marriage unlawful in itself? So, did the court consider marital rape as an
offense or underage marriage and sex as an offense?
One and the only way we can tackle this heinous crime is by educating our women, making them aware of
their rights, and helping them fight this. We as a society need to support our women and stand with them
in need. And we need to teach our boys to be respectful and considerate. Law may not stand with women
for now, but we as a society can. By providing proper sex education to both boys and girls, and teaching
them about consent and how it is moral to ask for consent before doing anything with the other person,
changes can be brought. Men need to realize that women are not objects for their sexual satisfaction

-Deepati Dhyani

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Essay #8

TEEN DRUG ABUSE IN INDIA

In the world, drugs are the latest trend. Where knowledge and life values should be inculcated in every
mind, the drugs are taking their place and making life itself worthless. Sure, drugs have many positive
uses too, however, as humans it is in our nature to lean towards the negatives. The first decision to
take drugs is largely voluntary for most people. Repeated drug use alters the brain in such a way that
an addicted individual loses self-control and becomes unable to resist intense urges to consume drugs.
Addiction to drugs results in a relapsing disorder where the addicts recovering from drug usage are
very vulnerable to falling back into their ill habits.
People tend to use drugs for tons of reasons. Some experiment with recreational drugs out of curiosity,
to have a better experience, because friends are doing it; or to alleviate issues like tension, anxiety,
depression; and many others get influenced by family and friends to portray a better economic status
and overall quality of life. Factors like peer pressure, physical and sexual assault, past exposure to drugs
usage play a significant role too. It is not only illegal drugs like cocaine and heroin that lead to abuse
and dependence but also prescription medicines like painkillers, sleeping pills, tranquilizers that will
give out similar effects. The problem is many don’t even realize that they might be addicted to these
supplements.
Nowadays, no part of the world remains untouched by drug trafficking and drug addiction, which cause
human suffering and fuel the flames of crime and violence. India is no exception. Drug abuse has left an
adverse impact on the country, leading to an increasing crime rate and illegal activities causing
violence. The most commonly abused drugs in India are cannabis, heroin, and pharmaceuticals that are
produced in India.Cannabis products, often called charas, bhang, or ganja are abused throughout the
country since they have reached a spiritual status, further encouraging people to consume them.
According to K.C Dube and S.K Handa, by the time boys reach the ninth grade, about half of them have
used at least one of the drugs. According to some studies, alcohol is the most commonly used
substance (60-98%) followed by cannabis (4- 20%). The same epidemiological surveys also indicated
that 20-40% of subjects over the age of 15 are current alcohol users and 10% of them are regular or
excessive users. As far as alcohol abuse in the rural areas of UP is concerned, alcohol accounts for
82.5% and cannabis for 16.1%.

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Current alcohol use in Punjab is 45.9% in Jalandharand 27.7% in Chandigarh, as opposed to 28.1% in
rural areas. Several states in India like Bihar and Gujarat have made cannabis legal. Pan-India law
regulating drug consumption is the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act that came into
force in 1985. Marijuana, also called Bhang in Hindi, is taken very openly even though it is illegal to
consume.
Substance abuse has negative effects on any abuser, however, it's the worst for teens. Brain
development does not complete until the mid-20s. Substances like alcohol, drugs affect the
prefrontal cortex of the brain, which helps in decision making. Thus, regular abuse of substances
leads to young people making rash decisions like unsafe sex, dangerous driving, street fights, abuse
at home, etc. which leads to haunting their adulthood with feelings of frustration, anxiety, and
depression. Substance abusers also tend to lose their attention span, ability to feel pleasure, and even
most opportunities during a period of heightened learning potential.
We as a society are losing a lot of young potential to such unhealthy practices. Escaping from the
grasps of drug usage is a work of one's will and the support of families, friends, peers, and the overall
social environment. Bringing awareness about this serious issue is extremely important to save many
young lives from going to waste. It is not just substance abuse that we need to be concerned about
but also mental health. Many families give their children a hard time for taking part in activities such
as drug abuse but fail to understand why the child may have chosen it. And until and unless we know
why, we cannot help improve the situation. Young people of today are put under a lot of stress and
are given very little freedom to release that stress in healthy ways such as going out with friends,
taking some time off work, watching tv shows or movies for entertainment, etc. In situations like
these, young people are more likely to secretly practice risky ways to release their stress a they feel
uncomfortable talking to their parents about how they are feeling. We need to strike up a healthy
conversation among us to prevent ill practices like substance abuse. It is high time we understand
the seriousness of drug abuse and bring awareness around the world.

-Deepti Dhyani

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Essay #9

YOU ARE NEVER ALONE

"Ezzi! Come down!”, mom called me for lunch. I was looking through my window. For the past two days, I
have seen this little boy always sitting alone besides the mango tree in the park. The park next door is
open 24×7. I will sometimes watch the kids play through my window when I get bored.
I went down for lunch and told my parents about the strange little boy. Dad told me that he could be just a
kid who has come to the park to play and it might have happened that I saw him only when he is taking
rest from his play. I nodded but I couldn't still match dad's opinion with what I observed. I saw him again,
on the same corner of the park. I became curious to know about this little boy. In my observation, he
doesn’t seem like a beggar too. I wonder why he chose to sit alone in a park where all the kids of his age
come to the park to play. It’s been a week. So, I decided to go to the park and talk to him.
I found him in his usual spot. "Hi!" I said. He seems confused and surprised at the same time but didn't
respond to me. "My name is Ezzi. May I know your name?". Still no response. He finally turned his face
towards me when I told him that I have been seeing him at the same spot for a week and wanted to know
why he sits alone all the time.
I realized that he was blind. He finally spoke up and told me, "Because I am alone. I am blind. I have no
friends. “He shouted, "No one likes me. Who will want to be my friend?"
I told him to calm down and asked him why he thinks that no one will like me.
I took his hand and let him touch my walking stick. "See I also walk with the help of a walking stick but I
have many friends."
"You sure?" he asked.
I stood up and told him that I will return the next day with the answer.
I went to the park with ten of my friends whom I have been updating about him for a week. We met in the
usual corner of the park. We finally got to know his name. Traeri it is.
He happily interacted with all my friends and was glad to meet them.
I have always surrounded myself with every type of people and that way I have made a unique life. My life
is beautiful but I don't differentiate myself because of my disability. I am capable of making friends and
being a friend to someone and I am the one who decides that.

-Avita Wahikom

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NSS 2021 -22
REPORTS

OF EVENTS

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Event #1 International Women's Day

The NSS Unit of Dyal Singh (M) Unit celebrated International Women’s Day by
organizing events through online mode. The purpose of this day is to celebrate
the social, economic, and cultural achievements of women in various walks of life.
This day also marks a call to actions for accelerating gender parity. Keeping in
mind the growing imbalance between the man-women ratio.

Women of the world want and deserve an equal future free from stigma,
stereotypes and violence; a future that’s sustainable, peaceful with equal rights
and opportunities for all. We organize a webinar on Women empowerment on
8th March from 11:20 to 12:30 at Google Meet Platform. The talk was
inaugurated by Prof V.K. Paliwal. Prof Nirmal Jindal, Dr. Sudhir Singh and Dr.
Uma Shanker Singh were also the part of the webinar. It was a great experience
learning from them.

We organized a quiz for the volunteers at 4pm who were very excited and
enthusiastically participated to make the event a full on success. The participants
were also asked to make a video sharing their experience with us and were open
to suggestions. All of this was shared on our social media sites, such as Instagram
and Facebook page. It was great experience to know various thoughts and
experiences.

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Event #2 Teeka Utsav

On the Jayanti of Jyoti Rao Phule and DR. B.R.
Ambedkar, the NSS Unit of Dyal Singh College (M)
celebrated the “Teeka Utsav” from April 11 to April
14, 2021 to help stop the spread of coronavirus and
by sharing the circumstances of not taking the
vaccine dose. It provided us with information on the
vaccine and encouraged people to get it. We used
our social media platforms (Instagram and Facebook)
to spread awareness.

World Environment Day Event #3

The National Service Scheme (NSS) Unit of Dyal Singh College (M) celebrated World
Environment Day on June 5, 2021. The day was celebrated through online mode which
included some different events. Under the initiative 'Envo stories', we tried to spread
awareness and positivity among the general audience through stories.

The stories they wrote were based on real life with morals enclosed. The drive was
carried forward with a hope that the audience read the stories and work to make the
world a better place.

We have an extremely creative team of volunteers who were more than ready when
asked to write a piece based on any real-life incident. You will easily find them on our
Instagram page. Talented writers like Avita, Harshita. Sonu, Kshitiz, Satakshi, Abhilasha
and Anjali shared their stories with us.

Each one better than the last taught us a different lesson we didn't even know we needed
to learn. Despite being remote,the event was a huge success and once again we were able
to show the world that distance can not and will not stop us from making a difference.

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Event #4 Pride Month

The National Service Scheme (NSS) Unit of Dyal Singh College (M) celebrated
Pride Month from 10th June to 18TH June 2021. The event was conducted
through online mode which included some different events.
In the first event we portrayed the history and struggles faced by the queer
community through posting stories on our Instagram handle. You will easily
find them in the highlights of our Instagram page.

Our second initiative was taking in confessions from the people of the
community and knowing their struggle stories in which they had full privacy
and their names were only revealed after their consent. It was a very inspiring

live withpart of our event and many of us were influenced to come out of our shells. We

were full of emotions and were awestruck after going through the responses.
We are glad that we could take this responsibility and help motivate many
others who are confused and lost.
The third event which we conducted was an Instagram live event with the
community members. Volunteers tried to make the general audience aware
through posting about Pride Month and pitched the community members
through their social media accounts. We conducted 3 live events in total. We
had an insightful talk with Chirag Joon, Shreya and Allangkrita , and Somitro.
They shared their experiences and enlightened us with their views and bold
decisions. This event was a success and gave extreme joy to all the people who
volunteered.

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Event #5 International Yoga Day

National service scheme (NSS) unit of Dyal Singh College (M) celebrated
International Yoga Day on June 21, 2021. Due to the ongoing pandemic, the event
was celebrated in online mode.

We asked our volunteers to record a video of them doing a yogasana with proper
instructions and information including the benefits of the yogasana and posted
them on our Instagram handle for the public to benefit from them. Our very active
volunteered enthusiastically made very descriptive videos of the following
asanas: Ardha Chakrasana, Vakrasana, Setubandhasana, Dhanurasasana,
Pranayama and Bhujangasana. These asanas were specially hand picked by our
team because of their special benefit during the pandemic era.

Our volunteers not only described the way of doing the asanas, but they also
mentioned their various health benefits. Other than the volunteers in the video,
the volunteers of the editing team were also a great help in making the event a
success.
Our gratitude to our amazing volunteers who never cease to amaze us!
A pandemic cannot stand in our way of making any day special and thus, despite
being held in the remote mode, the event was a major success and benefited the
audience. We hope and work to keep the bar high!

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Event #6 World Nature Conservation Day

On July 28th of 2021, the NSS Unit of Dyal Singh College
celebrated The World Nature Conservation Day with
great vigor and diligence. To commemorate Nature, two
events were organized. Both of the events were themed
“Captivated by Nature”

The first one was a Photography Competition which was
received by the students with great enthusiasm. Over 60
students participated, out of which the three best entries
for the competition were recognized, by posting them on
NSS Unit’s Public Social Media Platforms. The winners
were also awarded E certificates.

The other one was a Live Talk conducted in conjunction
by the NSS Units of four colleges, all from University of
Delhi- Dyal Singh College (M), Miranda House, Shivaji
College and Deshbandhu College. The students
deliberated on the importance of protecting and
preserving our Nature. With over a 1000 attendees, the
event was a huge success.

Admission Helpdesk Event #7

On the occasion of new admission in University of
Delhi, The National Service Scheme (NSS) Unit of
Dyal Singh College (M) initiated a help desk to solve
queries related to course and college, from 2nd
October 2021 to 10 November.
This help desk aimed to help the new students in
easing the college admission process virtually over
phone calls. 15 volunteers led by our President
Sonu Sharma and Vice President Anchal Dhama
were able to help around 35 students and solve
their queries. The contact details of our volunteers
were shared on the social media handle of the NSS
unit of DSC (M), such as our Instagram Page.

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Event #8 Independence Day

Freedom is not worth having if it does not include the freedom to make
mistakes." - Mahatma Gandhi
On August 15, 2021, the NSS UNIT OF Dyal Singh College (M), commemorated
India's 75th Independence Day to honor the battle for Indian freedom. We held
four events for this purpose: BEST OUT OF WASTE, REGIONAL HERITAGE,
UNTOLD WARRIORS, and SANGAM - Cultural Exchange Program.
Best out of waste aspires for innovation by repurposing items that we don't use
or prefer to throw away as garbage. NSS Volunteers performed at this event
under the theme "with a touch of Tricolor," and we also advocated the process of
Reuse, Recycle, and Reduce.
India is a diverse country with a rich tradition. Volunteers in NSS come from all
across India, therefore on the occasion of Independence Day; they showed
diverse cultural treasures from each location. With this event, Regional Legacy,
we hope to raise awareness of the culture and heritage of many areas.
There are many unknown freedom fighters among us. The event ‘Untold
Warriors’ was created to honor the unsung heroes of India's freedom struggle
against the British. On the NSS Instagram account and Facebook Page, we wrote
about Sir Chotu Ram, Chaudhary Devi Lal, Neera Arya, and many other unsung
Warriors.
SANGAM - Cultural Exchange Program between NSS UNIT of Dyal Singh College
and NSS Unit of Manipur University. This was conducted in online mode on zoom
platform. In this event various performances were represented in the form of
dance and singing from both NSS UNIT. We concluded this event by
remembering the struggle of our independence.

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Event #9 Raksha Bandhan

On the auspicious occasion of Raksha Bandhan, the National Service Scheme
(NSS) unit of Dyal Singh College (M) conducted the event from 19 August to
22nd August 2021. The theme for the event was “SHARE YOUR MOMENT”. The
event was a series of different activities that were entirely carried out by the
volunteers.
This event contained two sub events. Starting from making eco-friendly Rakhi’s
considering the present environmental scenario and to show our creativity at its
best. Girls were asked to tie Rakhi’s to people in public services including
policemen, cleaners, etc.. Boys distributed sweets and gifts to some needy girls.
After performing these activities, every volunteer shared a glimpse of their day
in the form of photos and videos which were afterward shared on our Instagram
handles and Facebook to spread happiness and contentment among others.

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Event #10 Rashtra Gaan




The NSS Unit of Dyal Singh College (M) took part in the initiative of the Ministry of
Culture (Government of India) under ‘Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav’. In this activity for the
volunteers of the society were supposed to sing the National Anthem.

The steps were as follows:
• The volunteers were supposed to open the link https://rashtragaan.in/
• Enter your Details
• Stand and Record your Video ( you have to sing National Anthem in the video)
• Upload your video

It was compulsory for all the members to participate. Everyone was provided with e-
certificates. This event once again reminded and sparked the patriotic side of
everyone’s heart. Even though, it was a very small gesture but it surely made a huge
difference. The videos and photos were uploaded on our Instagram and Facebook
Handles.

Hindi Diwas Event #11

The National Service Scheme (NSS) Unit of Dyal Singh College (M)
simultaneously celebrated and promoted this day. We proudly took part in this
‘festival’ through sharing an Instagram and Facebook post. In the post we
incorporated interesting and unknown facts about the day and this revered
language through 6 various slides and multiple stories. We put forward a brief
history, the motive, its development over the years and awards associated with
Hindi Literature on Hindi Diwas. Our post also mentioned a few renowned
protagonists of Hindi. We shared the father of the nation, Mahatma Gandhi’s
views and concerns about the language. Our post ended with a slide talking
about Hindi Week where various competitions and functions are conducted to
promulgate Hindi in Hindi leeway regions

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Event #12 Fit India Freedom Run 2.0

The National Service scheme Of Dyal Singh College (M) also joined the government of
India to achieve this goal at their own level by conducting various physical activities
and quizzes to spread more awareness about Fit India Freedom Run 2.0 movement.
We started this movement on 1st September and successfully ended it on 13th
September with a pledge to include Physical activities in our lives.
The activities we conducted during the span of 13 days are:
• Move towards fitness (Running/walking/cycling)
• Games for gains (badminton/cricket/football)
• Let's spread awareness and fun via sports and exercise (games and exercises for
neighboring children) and for adults (yoga, meditation, laughing and stretching
exercises)
• Quiz competition
• Pledge
All these activities were initiated by us with a vision of including more people in this
movement and our volunteers beautifully performed them with their families and
loved ones to make India a healthy and physically fit nation. The glimpse of the full
event was shared on our Instagram and Facebook Handle.

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Event #13 Swachhta Pakhwada




The National Service Scheme (NSS) Unit of Dyal Singh College (M) observed

Swachhta Pakhwada (September 2021) which included a series of following

activities.

First event that corroborated a vigorous support and participation in the

Swachhta Pakhwada was Cloth Bag Designing, conducted on 19 September 2021.

The activity aimed to propagate the practice of using articles made from eco

friendly material that are necessary for everyday use thus making a difference in

the lifestyle of people. The participants were encouraged to make it a practice to

question their habits and attempt to bring their routinely occurring practices to a

reformed, environment-friendly setting. The designing of the cloth bag was to be

done with the use of waste cloth or pieces of loose cloth at their homes. As the

activity was organized online, a picture in making of the project and one of the

products was taken from the participants as proof of their work.

The second event conducted under Swatchta Pakhwada was an Essay /Slogan

writing Competition on 19 September 2021, with an objective to bring out

people’s creative sides to fore front for a day along with planting a necessary need

to peruse over the cause and essence of the Pakhwada. The number of creative

slogans and thoughtful essays the team received in response showed that the aim

was fulfilled in all its potential. Students were encouraged to come up with

original slogans to ensure that they give thought into the cause.

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Swachhta Pakhwada



The third event in support of the national Swatchta Pakhwada was Cleanliness
Drive and Plantation drive tied together to bring out better effect and ensure
clean and healthy surroundings. It spanned from 22 September 2021 to 24
September 2021, encouraging students to work vigorously. It aimed to remind
the participants of the importance of a healthy lifestyle and what constitutes
it. The event involved a huge amount of work since it conflated two drives into
one and the volunteer were happy to work. It also, at large, focused upon the
sanitary habits of students toward their surround which makes a huge impact
upon their mental and physical lifestyle. Pictures were submitted as proofs of
their work and can easily be accessed in the highlights of the unit’s Instagram
handle.

Lastly, the fourth event organized on 26 September 2021 was an
informative session on E-Waste management in collaboration with E Junky
which was an attempt to navigate the students’ disordered interpretation of
the topic to a useful head. The guests invited to address the subject spoke at
length to all those who had registered themselves about E-waste management
and its significance in the modern lifestyle. It aimed for the listeners to procure
a clear view of the consequences of their loose actions towards the
environment and how they could bring tangible change in the same.
All the above events collectively brought rewarding success to the motives of
Swachhta Pakhwada celebrated by NSS Unit Dyal Singh College(M).

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Event #14 52 NSS Day Celebration




"The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others."

- Mahatma Gandhi

The NSS Unit Dyal Singh College (M
), celebrated 52nd NSS Day on 24th
September 2021 with full enthusiasm
and spirit. National Social Service was
inaugurated by the Union Education M
inister V.K.R.V Rao on 24 September
during Mahatma Gandhi’s centenary year 1969. To mark this day, we organized
various events.
The First event which we conducted was the Slogan/ Poetry Writing
Competition. On this important day our unit took a step further to motivate and
aware the youth of the country to serve the society at their own level because we
believe that small steps will lead to a better future.
The Second event which we organized was the Poster Making Competition.
Through their posters the people tried to express their gratitude towards the
NSS society in general. The theme of the poster making competition was, ‘NSS
and Social Services’.
The Third event which took place was The Live Online Quiz. It was a great
experience for the participants as well as the organizers who volunteered from
our society to conduct the event.
Further to extend our wishes and add to our celebration we posted a video and a
poster on our Instagram and Facebook handle. We firmly believe and constantly
remind ourselves to be true and committed to the badge of the NSS that we
proudly wear. It was a day to remember our past works and to set new goals to
achieve for the betterment of the society with more spirit and enthusiasm.

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Event #15 Youth Voter Festival







‘Your vote is your power and pride; vote responsibly, vote ethically.'

Voting is the representation of a commitment to ourselves, towards others and to our

nation. Therefore for spreading awareness among the people about how important it is

for them to vote, National Service Scheme (NSS) of Dyal Singh College (M), organized

'Youth Voters Festival' where people were informed about how to get their name

registered in voter's list, how to delete electoral voter id card and how to make

different types of amendments in the electoral form.

The event was directed with the participation of volunteers in several SVEEP activities

such as reels and igtv making for spreading awareness about the importance of voting.

Along with this 3 Training sessions were organized for assisting people about how to get

your name registered in the voter's list as a result of which around 180 new voters

registered themselves in the list.

Various social media awareness programs such as reels and igtv making were also

conducted.

‘CEO Delhi’ is the official page on social media which posts about all the required

information related to voter card and voters list. People were informed about the

convenient registration through nvsp.in.

Webinar and training sessions along with voter helpline app usage made the 'Youth

Voters Festival' a successful event. The event finally concluded and also witnessed the

successful registration of a good number of voters.

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Event #16 Gandhi Jayanti and Lal
Bahadur Shastri Jayanti

On the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti, The National Service Scheme (NSS) Unit of
Dyal Singh College (M), organized an event on 2nd October 2021. The theme
for the event was GANDHIAN VALUES IN 21ST CENTURY. The event was
conducted through an online mode in which various kinds of competitions were
further lined up. All the updates related to our event were actively made
available on all our social media platforms.
We started this remarkable day by sharing a glimpse of the journey of our two
honorable great leaders on our social media platforms Mohandas Karamchand
Gandhi and Lal BahadurShastri.
Further, various competitions were conducted which embarked with a Short
video \Reel making Competition, An Essay Writing Competition in which Manu
Garg from Hindu college bagged the first position, while Sangita Shenoy of K.V
Pendharkar College and Muhammad Arsalan of Dyal Singh College were
runner-ups, followed by Poster Making Competition. The top two winners of
Poster Making were Bhawana Rajput and Manya Sharma of Dyal Singh College.
All the winners were awarded their respective e-certificates.

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Event #17 Awareness Week

As an impetus towards HIV AIDS, Tuberculosis, and Blood Donation, the National
Service Scheme (NSS), unit of Dyal Singh College (M), organized an awareness week
from 13th October to 20th October 2021. This awareness week was an inventiveness
to make people apprise of the facts and myths about HIV, Tuberculosis, and Blood
Donation which were explained through posters on our Instagram and Facebook
Handle. The event was directed and performed in online mode and several other events
were included within it.
In our series of events, the first initiative was to draw people’s attention towards our
subject matter, and for this, the team went for a visual representation of the topic which
meant organization of a Poster Making/ Drawing Competition. This event was
organized on 13th of October and was open for all. The best of those were also posted
on our Instagram and Facebook handle, and those were made by Tanya Jain, Sapna
Joshi, Abhilasha Sharma and Garvit Jain.
The next event conducted was a live Quiz Competition about the facts and myths of
HIV, Tuberculosis and Blood Donation organized on our Instagram handle on 15th of
October.
With this we came to our last event which was a short video making competition
organized on 20th October with the same theme. With the videos we found further
inspiration that there are numerous people out there with their ingenious and blazing
ideas and initiatives. With one of the best videos of Mayank Rana and Kshitiz who got
the winning positions and e-certificates, we became aware of many unknown facts. The
event was a great success.

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Event #18 Breast Cancer Awareness Webinar

For the purpose of awareness on Breast Cancer, the NSS unit of Dyal Singh
College (M) jointly with the NSS unit of Satyawati College (M) organized a webinar
on the subject Breast Cancer Awareness. This webinar was conducted on 25th of
October 2021 on the zoom meeting application in collaboration with the Epillo
Health Systems with a hope to put forward the measures and prevention for
women diagnosed with breast cancer.
Epillo Health Systems is a digital health care company with a vision to help
everyone lead a healthier and safer lifestyle. We had Dr Deepika Singh as our
speaker, who is an MD Obstetrics and Gynaecologist. The webinar was open for
all to join and all the participants were provided with e-certificates as well. A
great deal of comprehension about the subject matter was provided by the
honourable speaker.
All the volunteers who joined the webinar were given a free consultation by Dr.
Deepika Singh. Further, we were proceeding with the questions from the
participants in the chat box as well and many of them came up with so many
impressive and considerable suggestions and questions. It was an eye opening as
well as heart warming experience for all of us.

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Event #19 Vigilance Awareness
Week

For a momentum towards surveillance and vigilance, the NSS unit of Dyal Singh
College (M) celebrated a Vigilance Week from October 26th to November to 1st
2021. The subject matter for this program was “Vigilant India, Prosperous India”
or Satark Bharat, Samriddh Bharat”. The theme of our Vigilance week was a
syndicate of our 75th Independence Day, which was “Self Reliance with Integrity”.
This theme was proffered by the Central Vigilance Commission in order to
celebrate our 75th Independence Day by ensuring the integrity and togetherness
in life for a new age of self reliant India. In our attempt this Vigilance week, we
first affixed posters on our Instagram handle and Facebook Page.

Diwali Celebration Event #20

“Khushiyo wali Diwali” was celebrated by the NSS unit of Dyal Singh (M) in which many
of them participated. We wished for a blissful Diwali as well as bringing prosperity,
health, and wealth to all.
The first event which was organized was a Rangoli Making Competition, in which many
of them participated, and we were delighted to share and witness their enthusiasm for
creativity, which was full of gatherings, playing with colours and giving them a shape of
art and decorating your house with vibrant colours. There were several lovely rangolis
to be awarded as well.The second event we organized was the décor making
competition as everyone decorate their house with lights and décor items on Diwali.
Everyone shared their experienced of decorating with pictures and videos.

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Event #21 Children's Day

On 14 November, the NSS unit of Dyal Singh College (M) commemorated
Children's Day in a unique way. We commemorated the occasion by hosting
online events. We have done several events on the topic of "Share the
Muskurahat" to commemorate Jawaharlal Nehru's birth anniversary and to
highlight his important ideas and philosophy for youngsters.
“The only way to reform them is to win them over with love. Children are like buds
in a garden and should be carefully lovingly nurtured, as they are the future of
nation”- Jawaharlal Nehru. To emphasize this, we held an engagement in which we
shared moments with underprivileged children, celebrating Children's Day by
showing love to them, giving them chocolates, and spending time with them, just
like many people do on casual days. Glimpses of the same were shared on our
Instagram and Facebook Page.

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Event #22 Recruitment Drive

The National Service Scheme (NSS) unit of Dyal Singh College (M) recently conducted the
Recruitment Drive for Freshers 2021-22. It was an almost 20-day long drive held
between 22nd November and 13th December ’21. There were three rounds in the
recruitment process and all of the rounds were conducted in the online mode.
The first round was the Form Evaluation. The interested candidates were given a few
tasks like article writing, poster making, and video making. The candidates had to upload
their work along with some of their personal details in a form released by the NSS unit. A
total of 252 students filled out the form.
After evaluating their work, the NSS unit shortlisted 110 candidates for the next round,
which was the Group Discussion. The Group Discussion round was conducted on 8th
December ’21 in a video call mode. For this round, the candidates were divided into
groups of four. Each group was given a topic of social relevance on the spot to discuss.
The discussions were regulated by two NSS members who also acted as the judges.
Out of the 110 participants, 68 were shortlisted for the next and final round, the Personal
Interview. The Personal Interviews were the final and most crucial part of the whole
recruitment drive. The candidates went through an elaborate interview with the core
members of the NSS unit.
After a thorough recruitment process, the NSS unit of Dyal Singh College welcomed 42
new volunteers to the unit on 15th December’21 by declaring the results of the final
round on their Instagram page.

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Event #23 Constitution Day

To mark the 72nd anniversary of the adoption of our Constitution, the NSS unit
of Dyal Singh College (M), celebrated Constitution Day through online mode.
Our Constitution came into being on 26th January 1950, but was adopted by the
Constituent Assembly of India on 26th November 1949. We celebrated this day
with the theme “Sovereign, Republic, and Democratic”, terms which are very
rich in meaning and are engraved on the preamble of our Constitution.
We first made a bid by posting some visual explanations about the concept of
the day on our Instagram handle and Facebook page. We also listed the
importance of major drafting committees engaged in the work of Constitution
drafting and their presiding leaders.
Our constant desire throughout the celebration was to make our country the
one whose dream our great leaders and freedom fighters saw during the whole
making of Constitution and execution procedure of making India a Sovereign
and Republic. We sought to make everyone aware of the facilities, rights and
responsibilities that come into association with the name of being a citizen of
our country.

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Event #24 Human Rights Day

On 10th December 2021, the National Service Scheme (NSS) unit of Dyal
Singh College (M), observed the International Human Rights Day. In 1948
on the same date, the United Nations General Assembly adopted the
Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR). UDHR is a document that
announces the inviolable rights that everyone is entitled to as a human
being - regardless of race, colour, religion, sex, language, political or other
opinions, national or social origin, property, birth, or any other status.

The NSS volunteers of Dyal Singh College (M), made a conscious effort to
spread awareness among the general public regarding 10th December and
its significance through social media platforms like Facebook and
Instagram handle. The theme for 2021 was "Equality", based on Article 1
of UDHR which states, "all human beings are born free and equal in dignity
and rights".

The NSS unit also elucidated their audience about the South African
Human Rights Day which is observed on 21stMarch in remembrance of
the Sharpeville massacre. The NSS unit brought to light an important
subject matter of Human Rights.

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Event #25

Vijay Diwas

The National Service Scheme (NSS) unit of Dyal Singh College
commemorated the 50th Vijay Diwas on 16th December 2021, by
spreading awareness about the day and its significance. Vijay Diwas, also
called the Victory Day, is observed in India every year to pay tribute to the
service, courage, and sacrifices of the gallant men of the Indian Armed
Forces in the 1971 war. India celebrates its victory over Pakistan in the
13-day long war and remembers all the brave lives that were lost.

The NSS unit of Dyal Singh College posted the highlights of the event on
their Instagram and Facebook Page about the history and the significance
of the day. The NSS Volunteers took an initiative to make the general
audience aware for the same through posting about the event and pitched
people for the same on their social media accounts.

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Event #26 Kisan Diwas

The National Service Scheme (NSS) unit of Dyal Singh College (M), celebrated
Kisan Diwas on 23rd December 2021. Kisan Diwas also called the National
Farmers day was declared by the government of India in 2001 to mark the
birthday of a past prime minister, Chaudhary Charan Singh.

On Kisan Diwas the whole nation pays gratitude to the farmers and their hard
work which forms the backbone of India’s economy. On this day the farmers
are also educated about the latest agricultural techniques and technologies.

Kisan Diwas is a reminder to the nation of the effort and time farmers put in to
provide us with our most basic needs. The NSS unit spread awareness in the
general public regarding Farmers Day through social media platforms such as
Instagram and Facebook handle.

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Event #27 Orientation

The NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME (NSS) unit of Dyal Singh College (M)
conducted an orientation program called Aarambh- ए- NSS for the new
recruits of the NSS batch of 2022. It was conducted by the core team
members on 9th January 2022 through online mode. The orientation
program was organized in order to guide the newly recruited volunteers and
to interact with them.

The volunteers were explained about the motto of NSS "NOT ME, BUT
YOU", underlining the importance of Selfless service for the community. The
president, Mr. Sonu Sharma introduced himself and gave details about
working of NSS as a whole. Further, the recruited volunteers of NSS were
introduced to the entire team; each team member gave their introduction. It
was followed by a thorough explanation about working of each department,
done by the respective Department Heads. The event was wrapped up by a
query session in which volunteers asked their doubts. The event was
successful, and volunteers were excited to work with the team.

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Event#28 World Hindi Day

Our very own Hindi is the world's third most spoken language. Over the years
with the spreading Indian diaspora, Hindi has crossed the Indian borders and
reached multiple countries. To mark the first Hindi Conference that was held in
1975, World Hindi Day has been observed on Jan 10 every year since 2006.
The National Service Scheme (NSS) Unit of Dyal Singh College (M)
simultaneously celebrated and promoted this day. We proudly took part in this
global event by sharing an Instagram and Facebook post. In the post we
incorporated interesting and unknown facts about the day and this revered
language through 3 various slides and multiple stories. Our volunteers shared
the views of their social media handles to create awareness and enlighten the
youth.

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Event#29 National Youth Day

The National Service Scheme (NSS) unit of DYAL SINGH COLLEGE (M) celebrated
National Youth Day by honoring the birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda on
12th January 2022. Three events were conducted through online mode for thisday.
The first event was an Essay Writing competition on the topic "India of my
dreams"/ "मेरे सपनों का भारत" or "My Learnings from the life of Swami Vivekananda"
/ "स्वामी विवेकानन्द के जीवन से मेरी सीख". The winners were announced on 14th
January, 2022. First position was acquired by Deepti Dhyani, Pranjali Tripathi
secured second position and Akash Kumar Tiwari held the third position.
The second event was a slogan writing competition on the topics "India of my
dreams"/ "मेरे सपनों का भारत" or "My learnings from the life of Swami Vivekanada" /
"स्वामी वववेकानंद के जीवन से मेरी सीख". The winners of slogan writing were, Akash
Tripathi who secured first position, Mahtab Anwar bagged second position and
Shatakshi secured third position.
Third event organized was a Tree Plantation Drive, where people planted saplings
at their respective places and shared the glimpses. A reel including the pictures and
videos was posted on the official Instagram and Facebook page of our society. The
event was extremely insightful to all those who volunteered.

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Event#30 75 Crore
Surya Namaskar

On the occasion of Makar Sankranti, National Service Scheme (NSS) Unit of Dyal
Singh College (M), celebrated 75 Crore Surya Namaskar under Azadi Ka Amrit
Mahotsav on 14th January 2021. The entire event was carried out through
virtual mode considering the present scenario.
Our whole NSS unit volunteered for this marvelous initiative and performed
Surya Namaskar at their homes. We provided all the information related to
Surya Namaskar like they are a set of asanas in the combination of 12 steps, how
are they performed. After performing this task, everyone shared a glimpse of
their asanas through photos and videos which were afterward shared on all our
social media handles. Every participant was awarded an E-certificate by the
Ministry of Ayush.

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Event#31 National Startup Day

To promote and encourage countrymen about the idea of startups, the
Government of India has taken a new step in this direction. For this culture of
start-ups to reach the far-flung parts of the country, it has been decided to
celebrate January 16 as National Startup Day from 2022 onwards. Prime
Minister Shri Narendra Modi is of the opinion that startups are to be the
‘backbone’ of new India and shall be the fuel to India’s economic engine in future.
This shall also be helpful in attaining the concept of ‘Atma Nirbhar Bharat’.

The National Service Scheme (NSS) Unit of Dyal Singh College (M) simultaneously
celebrated and promoted this objective. We proudly took part in this initiative
through sharing a IGTV reel on Instagram which explained the importance of
Start ups. Our members also shared this idea on the story section of Instagram
and Facebook to boost the special day.

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Event #32 National Road Safety Week
2022

The National Service Scheme (NSS) Unit of Dyal Singh College (M) took the

initiative to spread awareness about the National Road Safety Week from 11th

January to 17th January 2022.

Due to Covid-19 restrictions, the awareness program was held virtually on the

official Instagram page of NSS Dyal Singh College (M).
This was the 33rd year of the National Road Safety Week which is organized
every year by the Ministry of Road Transport & Highways and the theme for
this year was ‘Sadak Suraksha – Jeewan Raksha’.
The meaning and aim of the road safety week was clearly and precisely
explained through the posts in the NSS Instagram and Facebook page. Also
the various road and traffic cautionary signs were meticulously explained.
Road safety tips for different categories of road users were also presented.
This post was not only uploaded by the NSS page of DSC (M) but also
numerous volunteers and NSS members shared it in their story as well,
hence making sure the information reached a large crowd of people.
Spreading awareness was the ultimate motive and which was achieved to a great

extent. We could successfully convey the message – “Stop accidents before they

stop you”.


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Event #33 Parakram Diwas

The National Service Scheme (NSS) Unit of Dyal Singh College (M) celebrated
Parakram Diwas on 23rd January, 2022. We utilized our social media accounts at
their best to spread awareness about our great former leader Netaji Subhas
Chandra Bose.


His speech “Give me Blood and I promise you
Freedom” was indeed eye-opening for everyone. To celebrate this incredibly
significant day we posted a reel on our Instagram handle in which our NSS unit
volunteer Vansh Arora gave a short glimpse of his heartening journey full of ups
and downs. We all were astonished and inspired at the same time after knowing
his life lessons and teachings. Our NSS Unit paid homage to a great patriot and
freedom fighter Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose who till date continues to inspire
millions.


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Event #34 Celebration Of
“National Voter’s Day-2022”

‘Voting is our right and all the eligible voters should vote as it is an act of
contribution for our democratic country.’

The National Service Scheme (NSS) unit of Dyal Singh College (M) organized the
National Voters’ Day on January 25th, 2022. The event was organized in online
mode.

The National Voters’ day was initiated by then President of India –Mrs. Pratibha
Patil in 2011. The main objective was to raise awareness among the public about
the importance of voting, especially among the new eligible voters in a
democracy. This year marks the 12th year of the National Voters’ Day with the
theme – ‘Making Our Voters Empowered, Vigilant, Safe and Informed’.

To spread awareness, we organized an online Quiz. The quiz was open from 12
am to 6pm and was not only limited to the members of NSS Dyal Singh College
(M).As a result the participation was strong and definitely the awareness was
spread among all regarding our voting rights towards building a strong
democracy. The quiz had a timer of 6 minutes and had to be submitted within the
allotted time. The response among the participants was very encouraging.

The objective of spreading the importance of voting among people, especially the
youth was achieved successfully by us.



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Event #35 ELC Platoons

The NSS Unit of Dyal Singh College (Day) collaborated with the CEO office Delhi
as part of the CEO Delhi's electoral literacy club initiative, where they were a part
of a group called 'ELC Platoons,' which aimed to increase the number of
established electoral literacy clubs in schools and colleges within Delhi's
jurisdiction.
The Electoral Literacy Club is a platform for engaging young minds in interesting
activities and hands-on experience to educate them on their electoral rights and
acquaint them with the electoral process of registration and voting. It provided
volunteers with the opportunity to work closely with the OSD to CEO, Delhi. Our
volunteers worked tirelessly for this worthy cause. On the National Voters' Day,
January 25 2022, the assistant chief electoral officer of Delhi awarded these
enthusiastic volunteers with certificates of appreciation for their contributions.
One of the volunteers was also the winner of a state-level video-making
competition, receiving a certificate and a monetary reward.

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Event #36 Knowing Our Leaders

The National Services Scheme Unit of Dyal Singh College(M), on 24th January,
launched “Knowing Our Leaders”, an IGTV series.

It was launched under the “Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav” initiative by the Government
of India. The initiative aims to commemorate the 75 glorious years of progressive
India and its rich history, diverse population, magnificent culture and great
achievements.

The “Knowing Our Leaders” series aspires to celebrate the lives of Indian Leaders
who contributed greatly in the Indian Freedom Struggle and fought for Education,
Health and Social Equality reforms in India. The series covered valiant and
reverential leaders such as Chittaranjan Das (Deshbandhu), Maharani Gayatri Devi,
Begum Hazrat Mahal, Dr. B.R. Ambedkar and others. The students of NSS made
informative and creative videos showcasing the lives of these leaders by
impersonating them. The best videos of all entries were posted on the Instagram of
Dyal Singh College- NSS Unit, as IGTV videos.

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Event #37 Republic Day

The occasion of 73rd Republic day, The National Service Scheme (NSS) Unit of Dyal Singh
College (M) conducted a series of three eventful activities from 21nd of January till 3rd
February, 2022. The experience was very enlightening and engaging for all the
participants.

The First Event conducted was a Video Making Competition themed to encase the
constitutional fundamental rights:
l. Right to Equality
ll. Right to Freedom
lll. Right against Exploitation
IV. Right to Freedom of Religion
V. Cultural and Educational Rights
Vl .Right to Constitutional Remedies

This event was conducted on 21st January to 25th January, 2022. Entries which accurately
presented attributes of the said rights were featured on the society's Instagram handle as
both a reward to the participants and a measure to widen and refresh people’s practice and
memory of the frame of our constitutional rights. The response received loudly validated
students’ active spirits and required them to revisit the official constitutional calendar of
rights and their descriptions. The competition aimed for its audience to procure an original
first-hand reading and interpretation of the list of fundamental rights that the Indian
constitution officially grants every one of its citizens. This initiative complemented the
society’s overall goal to make its readership and participants aware of essential elements
of the Republic of India. The videos can easily be viewed on the society’s Instagram and
Facebook handle.

The Second Event that added to the eventful celebration of Republic Day was a short Quiz,
was conducted for participants on 26th January itself, to assess their knowledge of our
Republic Day and events that led to it. This activity was made open for the NSS volunteers..

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Republic Day

The volunteers were given a time limit to complete the quiz which was 8 minutes. Being a
short, concise quiz, it’s presumed to have proved to be contextually informative for its
participants.

The Third Event that was observed was a CLOTH DONATION DRIVE for the needy. The
event aimed at Donation of clothes to the deprived and unprivileged people. It opened its
one week span from 27th January 2022 and ended on 3rd February 2022.
All those who participated in the drive at their own neighbourhoods were informed to
share pictures/videos as proof of their work. The same proofs were featured on society’s
Instagram and Facebook stories that can later be accessed through the highlights of the
handle.

The participants were encouraged to actively work through the week either donating
clothes to nearby slums, for people in need. Volunteers also attempted to encourage
people in their neighbourhood to work for the cause and do their part for the needy
community. The activity turned out to be extremely eventful due to the diverse locations
that were taken into the domain of work as the volunteers are spread to various states
and cities. NSS Volunteers were particularly made aware of the intent of the initiative and
carried out their part along with taking pleasure in the enriching experience of clothing
the poor people around them so as to make them feel warm in chilly climate of the month
of January.

Some of the volunteers volunteered to gather at the college gate and donated clothing to
needy people near our college on 31st January. The total number of volunteers were 23.
They took all the necessary precautions and were fully vaccinated.

All the above events collectively made the celebration of 73rdRepublic Day a success for
NSS Dyal Singh College (M).

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Event #38 Fundamental Rights
IGTV Series

Fundamental Rights video making competition

On the occasion of 73rd Republic Day, NSS Unit of Dyal Singh College (M)
conducted a video making competition, the theme for which was "Fundamental
Rights".
The aim of the competition was to evoke these rights in the minds of the
participants and the audience.

The Fundamental Rights under Part III (Articles 12-35) of the Constitution of India
are the basic human freedoms which every Indian citizen has the right to enjoy
for a proper and harmonious development of personality.

There are 6 fundamental rights of the Indian constitution-
1. Right to Equality
2. Right to Freedom
3. Right against Exploitation
4. Right to Freedom of Religion
5. Cultural and Educational Rights
6. Right to Constitutional Remedies

The best videos of all entries were posted on the Instagram of Dyal Singh College
(M) - NSS Unit, as IGTV series.

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Event #39 Aarambh- ए- NSS 2022

The NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME (NSS) unit of Dyal Singh College (M)
conducted an orientation program called Aarambh- ए- NSS for the new recruits
of the NSS batch of 2022. It was conducted by the core team members on 18th
February, 2022 in physical mode. The orientation program was organized in
order to guide the newly recruited volunteers and to interact with them. The
welcome and orientation programme was attended by our principal sir, V.K
Paliwal, Prof. Shantanu Das, Prof. Alka Gupta, Prof. AarKay Abhay, and our
programme officer Prof. Uma Shanker Singh, it was hosted by Shefali Aggarwal
and Abhilasha Sharma. The cover of our inaugural annual publication was also
launched by our principal Sir.
The volunteers were explained about the motto of NSS "NOT ME, BUT YOU",
underlining the importance of Selfless service for the community. Further, the
recruited volunteers of NSS were introduced to the entire team; each team
member gave their introduction. PowerPoint presentations along with videos
were used to explain the working, achievements, and initiatives by our unit.
The programme concluded on a positive note with a cake cutting ceremony. The
event was successful, and volunteers were excited for the NSS magazine.

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Event #40 Blood Donation Camp

Our NSS unit of Dyal Singh College (M) organized a BLOOD DONATION CAMP
in collaboration with Indian Red Cross Society on March 4, 2022. This was the
first offline camp after re-opening of the campus in physical mode.
All the NSS volunteers helped in organizing the event with vigor. Our very
active volunteers enthusiastically promoted the event which resulted in more
than 140 registrations for blood donation.

With the help of the expert medical team at the Indian Red Cross Society, we
could make this event a success by collecting a total of 57 units of blood.
Not only did our volunteers helped in organizing, but they also donated the
blood to save lives. Students, teachers and non teaching staff also came for
Blood Donation. Refreshments and Certificates were given to the donors.

Combined efforts of amaazing volunteers of NSS and team of IRCS made the
camp a successful one. We extend our heartfelt thanks to all those people who
came forward to donate for the noble cause.

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Myths And
Facts

MYTH #1 MYTH #2

Global warming causes a rise in Climate change is out of
the avg. temperature of earth, our hands and nothing
people believe it results in can be done now
drought by drying up water
bodies. FACT

FACT It's better to be late than never. We now
have sufficient Science and technology to
Global warming causes melting of achieve net zero carbon emission by 2050
glacier and ice sheets which and this would create sustainable
actually causes floods, not environment for future generations.
drought

MYTH #3 MYTH #4

Greenhouse gases are not If you don't care to your in-
responsible for climate change laws, they can throw you
because they are necessary for out of the house.
life on earth.
FACT
FACT
Under the Protection of Women from
Greenhouse gases effects on earth are crucial in Domestic Violence Act 2005, the Section 17
keeping the sustainable temperatures for lives on clearly states that a woman cannot be
earth. But over the time, it has been seen that deprived of her right to reside in a shared
human activities like increased burning of fossil household, whether or not she has any
fuels and deforestation has led to global right, title or beneficial interest in that
warming. Carbon dioxide being the major gas household. An aggrieved woman can file for
causing climate change. residence orders under the DV act

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Myths And
Facts

MYTH #5 MYTH #6

The police will make you You should not take bath
sit long hours in the police in the course of your
station and it’s a waste of menstruation.
time.
FACT
FACT
Hygiene is one of the most important things
A woman cannot be called to the police station to be taken care of in the time span of
personally for any manner of interrogation as per periods, and only maintaning hygiene can
Section 160 of the Criminal Procedure Code. In cases prevent women from the infection in
of a rape victim, her statements shall be recorded in reproductive and urinary tract. Further, warm
private by a woman police personnel, a woman cannot bath can even ease the cramps.
be arrested after sunset and before sunrise. A female
police personnel has to accompany others while
arresting an accused who is a woman. Also, cases
where a woman delays giving a complaint regarding
rape and abuse to the police, shall not be rejected.

MYTH #7 MYTH #8

India has the highest Sexual assaults most
number of child marriage often occur in public or
rate. outdoors

FACT FACT

Niger, in sub Saharan Africa, has 55% of rape or sexual assault
the highest rate of child marriage victimizations occur at or near the
globally. About 76% of girls there victim’s home, and 12% occur at
are married before the age of 18. or
Where has in India's ratio is 47%. near the home of a friend, relative,
or acquaintance.

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ARTS
CORNER!




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P ranjali Tripathi Vihana Bhargava

Avita Waikhom

Pranjali Tripathi Pranjali Tripathi

Karishma Andlib Mirza A nmol Gandhi

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Keshav Chaudhary Pranjali Tripathi

P ranjali Tripathi Keshav Vihana Bhargava
Chaudhary

Vihana Bhargava Keshav
Chaudhary
Shreya lakra
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Avita Waikhom S upperica Roy Talem

Vihana Bhargava

S hefali Aggarwal

vishwas srivastava Shefali Aggarwal Aayushi

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Neha Tomar

Shefali Aggarwal B hoomika Sinha

Shreya Lakra

Neha Tomar

Anchal Dhama

N eha Tomar C hhavi Mukim Ritish

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