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QUARTERLY REPORT FOR THE QUARTER ENDING 30th September 2016

Name of the University : Bharathidasan University, Tiruchirappalli

1. Actual Enrolment:

O.C. S.C. S.T. Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total

Allocation 10147 10070 20217 4004 3599 7603 457 223 680

Enrolment

During the Last Quarter

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Enrolment

During the

Quarter

120 663 783 25 572 597 12 108 120

Total 10267 10733 21000 4029 4171 8200 469 331 800

2. Details of Special Camp Conducted:

No. of Special

Camps Conducted

No. of NSS Volunteers Participated

O.C. S.C. S.T.

Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total

During the Last Quarter

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

During the

Quarter

18

Units 0 750 750 0 132 132 0 18 18

Total 18

units 0 750 750 0 132 132 0 18 18

3. No. of Adopted Villages:

No. of NSS Units No. of Villages

adopted during last

quarter

No. of Villages Adopted during the quarter

Progressive Total

300 285 15 300

4. Grants Position: Funds Released by State Govt. to the University:

REGULAR ACTIVITIES

O.C. S.C. S.T. Release

of Grants

Central

Share

State

Share Total ( )

Central

Share

State

Share Total ( )

Central

Share

State

Share Total ( )

Grants

released

during

the Last

Quarter

0.00 0.00 0.00

Grants released

during

the

Quarter

0.00 0.00 0.00

Total 0.00 0.00 0.00

Date of Receipt of Fund : Nil

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of Grants

Central

Share

State

Share Total ( )

Central

Share

State

Share Total ( )

Central

Share

State

Share Total ( )

Grants

released

during

the Last Quarter

0 0 0

Grants

released

during

the

Quarter

0 0 0

Total 0 0 0

Date of Receipt of Fund : Nil

5. Funds Released by University to the Institutions:


of

Grants

Regular

Activities

Special

Camp

( )

Total ( ) Regular

Activities

Special

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released

during the Last

Quarter

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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released

during

the

Quarter

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Total 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

6. Details of University Level NSS Advisory Committee Meeting (UAC):

a) Date of conduct of UAC Meeting : 27.07.2012

b) Whether minutes of the Meeting sent to NSS R.C. & State NSS Cell : Yes

7. No. of Self Financing Units (SFUs) in the University jurisdiction : 11

8. Details of Activities organised during the Quarter:

Swachch Bharath Abhiyan (Clean India Drive)

1. NSS Cell of Bharathidasan University, Tiruchirappalli

The NSS Cell of Bharathidasan University conducted a two days

cleaning camp in the university campus on 19.07.2016 and 20.07.2016.

Around 200 NSS Volunteers participated and cleaned various areas of the

university. Under the guidance of the Registrar, Dr. C. Thiruchelvam, the



NSS Coordinator, Dr. A. Lakshmi Prabha organised the cleaning project on

these days.

2. D.G. Govt. Arts College for Women, Mayiladuthurai

The NSS units of D.G. Govt. Arts College for Women, Mayiladuthurai

organised a one day clean drive in the college campus. The NSS Volunteers

under the guidance of their Programme Officers, Ms. Suba and Ms.

Subbulakshmi cleaned the college premises especially removed the

unwanted grass and thorns.

3. Bishop Heber College, Trichy

The NSS units of Bishop Heber College, Trichy conducted a cleaning

project in the college premises on 23.07.2016. More than 200 NSS

Volunteers were involved in the cleaning process. The Volunteers were split

into 10 groups and cleaned various places of the college premises. The

Cleaning process held for 4 hours in the morning and 3 hours in the

afternoon.



4. St. Joseph College, Trichy

The major activity of a volunteer is to keep the surrounding neat and

clean. In that way the St. Joseph College NSS Volunteers took part in

cleaning the full college campus. Nearly 150 NSS Volunteers involved in the

Mega Campus Cleaning Programme. The Programme Officers, Staff members

and Managing Committee of the college appreciated the work carried out for

the cleaning process. The work started at 9.00am and ended up with

5.30pm.

5. Rajagiri Dawood Batcha College of Arts & Science, Papanasam,

Thanjavur

The NSS units of Rajagiri Dawood Batcha College of Arts & Science,

Papanasam and Lions Club jointly conducted a special cleaning programme

on 12.08.2016. More than 100 NSS Volunteers participated in the cleaning

camp. Ms. A. Fairose Banu, NSS Programme Officer, Dr. M. Mohamed

Siddique, Principal, Dr. M.A. Dawood Batcha, Chairman of the College, Mr.

V.S. Selvaraj, President, Lions Club, Mr. Nasser, Secretary, Lions Club and

Governors of Lions Club were present on the occasion.



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6. Khadir Mohideen College, Adirampattinam

The NSS units of Khadir Mohideen College, Adirampattinam organised

a Campus Cleaning Programme on 27th August 2016. 50 NSS Volunteers

participated in the programme and cleaned the college campus.

NSS Volunteers cleaning the College Campus

7. Dharmapuram Adhinam Arts College, Mayiladuthurai

The NSS units of Dharmapuram Adhinam Arts College,

Mayiladuthurai joined hands with Puthiya Thalaimurai TV Channel and

Thiyagi Narayana Schools in cleaning the Kaveri River.


The NSS volunteers of Bishop Heber College in association with the

Rotaract Club of Tiruchirappalli Shakthi conducted a cleaning campaign in

Trichy Farmer’s Market near District Court. They cleaned the river and

painted the wall of the bridge. Around 40 NSS volunteers from Bishop Heber

College actively participated in the cleaning project. The volunteers divided

into 2 groups one to clean the road side and the other group painted the

wall.



Under Swatch Bharath Mission, NSS Units of Bishop Heber College

paved a visit to Aravanur village to clean the village and its surrounding

areas. The Projects are sweeping, Garbage Cleaning, removing Plastics.

Around 150 Volunteers participated in this Cleaning project.

9. K.N. Govt. Arts College for Women, Thanjavur

The NSS Volunteers of K.N. Govt. Arts College for Women, Thanjavur

cleaned the world famous Sri Brahadeeswara Temple at Thanjavur on

27.09.2016 to commemorate the World Tourism Day 2016. Around 50

Volunteers under the guidance of Dr. A. Meenakshi, NSS Programme Officer

cleaned the surroundings of the temple.

10. Govt. Arts College for Women, Kumbakonam

As per our Prime Minister’s wish the NSS Volunteers of Govt. Arts

College for Women, Kumbakonam participated in the Cleanliness activities

on 23.08.2016 cleaned the Campus, Classrooms, Playground etc.



Dental Camps

1. Aiman College of Arts & Science for Women, Trichy

The NSS Units of Aiman College of Arts and Science for Women,

Trichy conducted an “One Day Dental Camp” in association with Surya

Dental Care Hospital” on 14.07.2016. Around 400 students of the College

beneficiated from the camp. The main aim of this entire camp was to bring

Awareness regarding Dental health.


Dental Camp was conducted by Surya Dental Care along with NSS

units of Bishop Heber college, Trichy on 26.07.2016 in the college campus.

In the forenoon session the Doctors examined the teeth of the students in

the college. The NSS Volunteers of the college helped the doctors and

attended them. In the afternoon the doctors delivered a lecture on the

causes and remedial measures for dental damage.`



Rally on Rainwater Harvesting

The NSS units of Swami Dayananda College of Arts & Science,

Manjakudi, Tiruvarur district organised an awareness rally about the

importance of Rainwater Harvesting on 21.07.2016 in the adopted village,

Engan. Mr. Rajendran, President and Mr. Jayaraman, Vice-President of

Engan Panchayat flagged off the rally. The NSS Volunteers carried the

placards with the slogans about the importance of saving the rain water.

The NSS Volunteers also gave the pamphlets about the importance of

rainwater to the village people during the rally. Around 200 NSS Volunteers

participated in the rally. Mrs. V. Hema, Vice-Principal of the college gave the

vote of thanks at the end of the rally. Mrs. R. Thiripurasundari and Mr. P.

Sivakumar, NSS Programme Officer organised the rally.

Income Tax Awareness Marathon

Income Tax Department of India launched “Income Declaration

Scheme – 2016”. In order to popularize the scheme the Income Tax

Department Trichy conducted a marathon on 24.07.2016 in Trichy. The

marathon was started from Trichy Income tax office and passed through

Bharathidasan Salai, District Court, Central Bus Stand, TNSTC Bus Depot

and ended at Income Tax Office near Sona-Meena Theatre comprising of 5

kilometers. The NSS Volunteers of Bishop Heber College participated in the

marathon.



Leadership Training Programme

On 25.07.2016 the NSS units of Holy Cross College, Trichy organised

a one day training programme for the NSS Volunteers on “Leadership

Skills”. The first session was shared by Ms. Saritha, Trainer, Counselor &

Teacher, BVM Global School, Trichy. The chief guest of this session

explained how to become a good leader and their qualities through video

clippings. The afternoon session Dr. M. Mary Jayanthi, Assistant Professor

in English spoke on self esteem, the types of self esteem and how it helps to

become a leader. She also conducted some games, which was helpful to the

leaders.

At the end of the programme Dr. Sr. Jeusin Francis, Principal, Holy

Cross College, pinned up the badges for the NSS leaders. Certificates were

distributed to the participants by Dr. M. Mary Jayanthi.



Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam’s First Memorial Day

1. A.R.C. Visvanathan College, Mayiladuthurai

The NSS units of observed the first death anniversary of Dr. A.P.J.

Abdul Kalam on 27.07.2016 in the college campus. Rich tribute was paid to

the people’s president by Dr. N. Sathiyabama, Principal, Dr. R. Sugumar,

Vice-Principal and other professors, students of the college. Later tree

plantation programme was conducted in the college campus in association

with the Central Lions Club.

2. Karur Velalar College of Arts and Science for Women, Karur (SFU)

The NSS units of Karur Velalar College of Arts & Science for Women,

Karur commemorated the death anniversary of Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam on

27nd July by planting tree saplings in the college campus and the rural

roadsides of the college. The chairperson of the college along with the

principal initiated the programme by planted a tree in the college ground

and all the NSS 100 volunteers honoured the great person’s memory by

Planting 50 Trees saplings.

3. D.G. Govt. Arts College for Women, Mayiladuthurai

D.G. Govt. Arts College for Women NSS Volunteers planted tree

saplings to commemorate the late leader on 27.07.2016. The NSS

Volunteers coordinated by the Programme Officers planted the saplings

around the college campus.



4. J.J. College of Arts & Science, Pudukkottai

Tree plantation was conducted in J.J. College of Arts & Science,

Pudukkottai on 27.07.2016 in view of late president, Dr. A.P.J. Abdul

Kalam’s death anniversary. Principal, Dr. J. Parasuram, NSS Programme

Officers, NSS Volunteers and other students of the college participated in

the programme.


To commemorate the death anniversary of former President of India,

Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam the NSS Units of St. Joseph College, Trichy our

college National Service Scheme (NSS) combined with Staff Association

conducted a general Eye Check-up and Dental Check-up Camp on

27.07.2016. The one day medical camp started at 9.00am in the K.P. Joseph

Hall, SJC Campus. After that NSS Volunteers invited all the members in the

college to participate in that one day Eye Check-up and Dental Check-up



Camp. Nearly 1200 people contain students, staffs and co-workers

participated in the camp. They said that it is very useful for them. In this

programme nearly 50 volunteers took part in the one day camp. The Eye

check-up duty was carried out people from Vasan Eye Care Hospital and the

Dental Check-up was carried out by Surya Dental Hospital. Finally, it ended

at 5.00pm. The hospital staffs thanked us for the full support, help and

cooperation during that full day in the camp.

Awareness Programme on Women Sanitation & Hygiene


The NSS units of Govt. Arts College for Women, Kumbakonam

organised an awareness programme on Women Sanitation & Hygiene on

26.07.2016. Dr. D. Soumady, Assistant Professor of Zoology, Government

College for Women, Kumbakonam delivered a Valuable lecture to the NSS

Volunteers. She explained in detail about Cleanliness, Personal hygiene

during Menstruation period, how to use and dispose the Napkins properly,

etc. She advised to take balanced diet which is helpful to their strength.

Green Vegetables, dates, Pappaya, Honey, Jaggery, Palm sugar must be

taken for the strength. She also taught Yogasanas like butterfly asana,

Vajrasana etc. she advised to avoid the intake of white sugar. The NSS

Volunteers acquired a clear knowledge about balanced diet and good food

items for their health. She also advised to avoid soft drinks, junk foods

which is harmful to the health.

2. Bon Secours College for Women, Thanjavur

The NSS units of Bon Secours College for Women, Thanjavur

organised an awareness Programme about “Women Sanitation and Hygiene”

on 27.07.2016 in the college campus. Mrs. Esther Rani, Department of



Social Work was the chief guest for the programme. She explained in detail

about the sanitation and hygiene of women especially for the adolescent

girls. About 300 students benefitted from the programme.

3. Swami Dayananda College of Arts & Science, Manjakudi, Thiruvarur Dt

“Women’s Sanitation and Hygiene” awareness programme was

organised by the Swami Dayananda College of Arts & Science, Manjakudi

NSS Units on 28.07.2016. Ms. V. Hema, Vice-Principal and NSS Programme

Officer of the college welcomed the gathering. Mr. M.G. Srinivasan,

Correspondent of the College presided over the programme. Dr. S. Manjula,

M.D., D.G.O., from Kumbakonam was the chief guest for the programme.

She insisted the importance of the cleanliness and taking nutritious food

during the menstruation days. She also insisted to take more vegetables

and fruits instead of drinking cool drinks and oil based food. Mrs. R.

Thiripurasundari, NSS Programme Officer proposed the vote of thanks.

Around 1000 women students of the college benefitted from the programme.



4. Vivekananda College of Arts & Science for Women, Sirkali, Nagapattinam

Dt

The NSS unit of Vivekananda College of Arts & Science for Women,

Sirkali, Nagapattinam district requested the NSS Cell of Bharathidasan

University to conduct an awareness programme on Menstrual Hygiene

Management for the college girls. Based on the request the NSS Programme

Coordinator & Organising Secretary of WISH, Dr. A. Lakshmi Prabha

deputed Mr. V. Ganapathy, Sanitation Expert and Mrs. G.K. Krishna Veni,

Social Worker on women’s health and sanitation to conduct an awareness

programme in the college. The programme was conducted on 05.08.2016.

NSS Programme Officer of the College, Mrs. K. Punithavathy welcomed

the gathering. The principal of the college, Dr. K. Ramakrishnan who

presided over the programme congratulated the Bharathidasan University

for being a pioneer in promotion of Sanitation and healthcare through the

WISH programme and said that no other Universities had formed a similar

organisation. It was laudable that WISH is taking up MHM and health

messages to even remote colleges in Nagapattinam District of the

University. Mr.V.Ganapathy explained different aspects of sanitation and

the Swachh Bharat Mission programme of the Govt. of India and Tamil

Nadu. Students should educate the rural public in their own village about

safe method of handling water, need for construction of toilets in their

homes and safe and hygienic disposal of Sanitary napkins with the help of a

powerpoint presentation. Mrs. Krishnaveni explained the link between good

nutritious food, the need for MHM which would help them improve their

health and also equip them better to carry on the messages to the rural

people since most of the students were coming from backward and isolated

villages. There was a 30 minute interactive session during which the

students got more information on MHM and the SBM programme of the

Govt. of India. Around 800 students of the college participated and

benefitted through the programme.



5. Rajagiri Dawood Batcha College of Arts & Science, Thanjavur An Awareness Programme on Women Health was organised by the

Rajagiri Dawood Batcha College of Arts & Science, Papanasam, Thanjavur

on 29.07.2016. Ms. A. Fairose Banu, NSS Programme Officer welcomed the

gathering. Dr. R. Mahalakshmi, M.B.B.S., M.D. (O&G), Chief Consultant,

Meenakshi Maternity and Women Care Centre, Kumbakonam was the chief

guest for the programme. She explained the causes and prevention of

Uterus cancer, Uterine tumours for women and the importance of Rubella,

HPV vaccine.

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The St. Joseph College NSS units conducted an awareness programme

on Women Empowerment in TV Hall of the college Campus. Dr. R.

Nallamuthu, NSS Programme Officer gave the welcome address. Rev. Dr. A.

Antony Papuraj, SJ gave a special address on women’s health for the NSS

volunteers. College Deputy Principal, gave a talk on women’s empowerment.

The chief guests are Dr. C. Karthika, Additional Subordinate Judge, Trichy

and Dr. Helen Carter, Life Style Management Consultant (Naturopathy &

Yoga) Primary Health Centre, Kulumani.

Both of them are involved in many social activities for the women’s

empowerment. Their speech turned as huge efforts and they visualized some

videos to educate and entertain the gathering. At the end of their talk the

female NSS volunteers asked some clarifications on women’s development

and awareness to develop the country.

Distribution of Incinerators to the Beneficiary Institutions

Bharathidasan University’s NSS WISH (Women Involved in Sanitation

& Hygiene) Forum had an agreement with BHEL, Trichy for the supply of 90

Electrical Sanitary Napkin Incinerators (ESNIs) to the Govt./Aided

educational institutions (schools & colleges) during the current year worth

about Rs. 29 lakhs.

The Distribution of Electrical Sanitary Napkin Incinerators programme

to the identified beneficiary institutions was held on 28.07.2016 at A/C

Auditorium of Bharathidasan University, Tiruchirappalli. Vice-Chancellor of

Bharathidasan University, Dr. V.M. Muthukumar and Executive Director of

BHEL, Trichy, Shri. S. Gopinath handed over the incinerators to the Head of

the beneficiary institutions.

Vice-Chancellor of Bharathidasan University, Dr. V.M. Muthukumar

during his presidential address appreciated the BHEL officials for providing

the financial assistance for the supply of Incinerators to the schools and

colleges for the social cause. He also insisted that the cleanliness is as

important as education. He also encouraged the students to follow the

lifestyle of Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam and Mother Teresa to be kind enough to

the society during their course of life.



Shri. S. Gopinath, the Executive Director of BHEL, Trichy in his Chief

Guest address stated that the BHEL is focussing on many social issues such

as Education, Employability, Sanitation and Drinking Water of the

backward and poor people around its campus under its Corporate Social

Responsibility (CSR). Other major activities under its CSR Scheme are Clean

India, Green India, Educated India, Healthy India, etc. He also listed out

some of the important activities carried out by BHEL under its CSR Scheme.

He said around 9 Crores was spent by BHEL for its CSR Projects.

Shri. M. Jayakumaran, General Manager (HR), BHEL, Trichy said that

the BHEL is focussing on Swachh Bharat Mission (Clean India Campaign)

and also congratulated the WISH team for their initiative to install the

Incinerators in educational institutions to maintain a good, clean and

healthy environment in the institutions.

Dr. A. Lakshmi Prabha, Organising Secretary, WISH, Bharathidasan

University proposed the Vote of Thanks. Earlier, Dr. M. Anusuyadevi

Jayachandran, Assistant Professor & Head, Department of Biochemistry,

Bharathidasan University welcomed the gathering. BHEL Officials, Shri. C.

Arockiasamy, Senior Manager (HR), Shri. S. Manoharan, Senior

Administrative Officer were present on the occasion.

Headmasters/Headmistresses, Principals, female teachers, girl students,

NSS Programme Officers & NSS Volunteers of the beneficiary institutions’

participated in the programme.

Dr. V.M. Muthukumar, Vice-Chancellor, Bharathidasan University and Shri. S. Gopinath, Executive Director,

BHEL addressing the gathering

Shri. Jayakumaran, GM (HR), BHEL addressing the gathering; Teachers & Students of the beneficiary

institutions



Dr. V.M. Muthukumar, Vice-Chancellor, Bharathidasan University and Shri. S. Gopinath, Executive Director,

BHEL, Trichy distributing the Incinerators to the beneficiaries

Dr. Anusuyadevi and Dr. A. Lakshmi Prabha, NSS Programme Coordinator speaking during the programme



Awareness Campaign on “Save Environment”

The NSS units of A.R.C. Visvanathan College, Mayiladuthurai

organised an awareness Programme on Save Environment on 30.07.2016 in

the adopted village, Sitharkadu. The NSS Volunteers gave the pamphlet to

the village people, which contained information about avoiding plastic items,

rainwater harvesting, tree plantation, preserving trees, etc. The programme

was coordinated by the NSS Programme Officers of the college.

Blood Donation Camp

The NSS Cell of Bharathidasan University in association with Trichy

Govt. Blood Bank organised a voluntary Blood Donation Camp on

23.08.2016 in the University Campus. The NSS Cell has invited the

voluntary blood donors from the affiliated colleges located in the Trichy city.

Dr. V.M. Muthukumar, honourable Vice-Chancellor of Bharathidasan

University inaugurated the blood donation camp and appreciated the NSS

Volunteers who came forward to donate their blood. Dr. Sripriya, M.D.,

Medical Officer, Govt. Blood Bank, Trichy and her team of medical staff

conducted the blood donation. Dr. Sugumar, Regional Medical Officer,

Navalpattu, Mr. P. Mohanraj, Regional Health Supervisor, Mr. Loganathan,

Sanitation Inspector, Tiruverumbur region, Trichy district and other medical

officials were present on the occasion.

Around 120 NSS Volunteers from Bharathidasan University and its

affiliated colleges donated their blood during the camp. Dr. A. Lakshmi

Prabha, NSS Programme Coordinator made the arrangements for the Blood

Donation Camp.



Dr. V.M. Muthukumar, Vice-Chancellor of Bharathidasan University inaugurating the camp

General Medical Camp

The NSS units of Bishop Heber College, Trichy in association with the

G.V.N. Hospital, Trichy organised a general Medical Camp in the adopted

village of Kodiyalam. The medical camp was conducted in the Panchayat

Union Middle School. Around 70 village people were diagnosed and some of

them were advised for continuous treatment. Around 20 NSS Volunteers

from the college assisted the medical team.



Breast Feeding Week Celebrations

1. Holy Cross College, Trichy

The NSS units of Holy Cross College, Trichy in association with Yegam

foundation and K.A.P.V. Medical College celebrated the Breast Feeding week

on 05.08.2016. The Doctors from the medical college stressed the

importance of mother’s milk, which is very essential for the new born child

and it avoids the breast cancer. The NSS Programme Officers, Ms. Uma

Rani, Ms. Elizabeth Rani, Ms. Brinda and Ms. Kanmani organised the

programme.

2. Vivekananda College of Arts & Science for Women, Sirkali

The NSS units of Vivekananda College of Arts & Science for Women,

Sirkali organised an awareness Programme on “Importance and the usage of

mother’s milk” on 06.08.2016 in view of the breast feeding week in the

college campus. Principal of the college presided over the programme. Dr.

R. Jeyanthikrishna, Vice-Principal of the college and stressed the

importance of mother’s milk for the new born child. All the NSS Volunteers

of the college participated in the programme.


Dr. M. Prabha M.B.B.S, D.G.O, MRCOG (London), attended the World

Breast Feeding Week Celebrations of Govt. Arts College for Women,

Kumbakonam on 12.08.2016 organised by the NSS Units. She delivered a

lecture about the importance of Breast Feeding. Mother Feeding to the Child

is the best food in the World upto six months compulsory mothers feed only

given to the Child. Mother must be taken balanced diet food items during

feeding periods. Feeding reduces cholesterol of the body and it makes her

beauty. Upto two years mothers feed the baby. It gives a strength and



immunity to the child. It prevents the next immediate pregnancy. Mother’s

feeding makes a loveable bond between the mother and the child. Feeding

makes health and strength both the mother and the child.

4. Idhaya College for Women, Kumbakonam

Breast Feeding Week was celebrated by the NSS units of Idhaya

College for Women, Kumbakonam on 08.08.2016 in the college campus. Dr.

Sathyavani Bai was the chief for the programme. All the students of the

college participated in the programme.

Eye Screening Camps

1. Annai College of Arts & Science, Kumbakonam

The NSS units of Annai College of Arts & Science, Kumbakonam

organised an eye screening camp on 29.08.2016 at Kovilachery village. Dr.

S. Anand, Principal of the college presided over the programme. The eye

screening camp was conducted by Mr. Alagu Kannan, Public Relations



Officer, Mr. R. Guru Prasad, Technician, Ms. Virginiya and Ms. Sudha,

Nurses of Vasan Eye Care hospital. Mrs. Vijayalakshmi, Headmistress of

Govt. High School, Kovilachery and others participated in the camp. The

NSS Programme Officers, Mr. Somasundaram, Mr. Surendran and Ms.

Jayam organised the programme.

2. Dharmapuram Adhinam Arts College, Mayiladuthurai

The NSS units of Dharmapuram Adhinam Arts College, Mayiladuthurai in association with Leo Club and Aravinth Eye Hospital, Pondichery on 30.08.2016.

Free Legal Aid Programme

The NSS units of Rajagiri Dawood Batcha College of Arts & Science, Papanasam, Thanjavur organised a Free Legal Aid Programme for the

College students. Dr. M.A. Dawood Batcha, Chairman of the college presided over in the presence of Dr. M. Mohamed Siddique, Principal of the college. Mr. S. Rajasekar, M.A., L.L.M., Chairman, Taluk Legal Services

Committee delivered a special address. Mr. V.C. Kamban, president, Mr. L. Jayakumar, Secretary, Mr. M. Nishar Mohamed, Treasurer, Advocates

Association, Papanasam and Mr. D. Vetri Selvan were the resource persons for the programme.



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Social Thinking Carnival 2016

The NSS Cell of Bharathidasan University in association with Team of

Social Service (TOSS) organised the Social Thinking Carnival as part of the

International Humanitarian Day celebrations. As part of the celebrations

Essay writing, Drawing, Tamil Poetry, Photography, Oration, Mime and

Street Play competitions were conducted. Of which Essay writing, Drawing,

Tamil Poetry and Photography competitions for the college students were

conducted in the respective colleges, while Oration, Mime and Street Play

competitions were conducted on 19th August 2016 at Jamal Mohamed

College, Trichy.

The valediction and Prize distribution programme was conducted on

19.08.2016 (World Humanitarian Day) at Jamal Mohamed College, Trichy.

Top three winners from each of the competitions were given a shield and a

certificate. Mr. R. Rajasekar, Film director was the chief guest. Dr. P.

Subburethina Bharathi, Director, MAM Business School, Trichy delivered

the inaugural address, Dr. R. Ramesh, Director, Hallmark Business School

delivered the motivational address, Mr. J. Inigo Papu Vinodhan, President,

TOSS delivered the presidential address, Dr. A. Lakshmi Prabha, NSS

Coordinator, BDU, Dr. S. Mohamed Salique, Principal of Jamal Mohamed

College offered felicitations.



Dr. A. Lakshmi Prabha, NSS Coordinator, BDU and Dr. P. Subburethina Bharathi, Director, MAM Business

School addressing the participants

Speech and Mime Competitions

Prize distribution programme

World Humanitarian Day Celebrations

Govt. Arts College for Women, Kumbakonam celebrated the World

Humanitarian Day on 19.08.2016 Dr. S.M. Martin, Star Manithaneya

Sangam, delivered a lecture to the NSS Volunteers. Humanity is the best

medicine, which cure all the indifferences among the people and it leads to

the happy life and development. His speech gives awareness among our

Volunteers.



Tiranga March 2016

The NSS Cell of Bharathidasan University organised the Tiranga

(Tricolour) March on 22.08.2016 involving NSS Volunteers, based on the

NSS Regional Director’s instruction. Dr. R. Thirumurugan, Controller of

Examinations, Bharathidasan University flagged off the march in front of the

University’s Convocation Hall in the presence of Dr. A. Lakshmi Prabha, NSS

Programme Coordinator, Dr. A. Mehaboobjan, Professor & Head,

Department of Physical Education. He remembered the patriots and the

freedom fighters without whose involvement towards the freedom movement

we cannot enjoy the freedom today. He also stressed the importance of

nationalism among the young Indians. More than 1000 NSS Volunteers

from various colleges in the Trichy City participated in the March. The

Volunteers carried the National Tricolour Flag and Placards carrying slogans

about Nationalism. NSS Volunteers from Bharathidasan University,

Cauvery College for Women, MIET Arts & Science College, National College,

Seethalakshmi Ramaswamy College, Bishop Heber College, St. Joseph

College, Srimad Andavan Arts & Science College along with their NSS

Programme Officers participated in the Tiranga March.

Dr. A. Lakshmi Prabha, NSS Coordinator walking along with the NSS Volunteers

NSS Volunteers carrying Placards and National Flag during the March

Nutrition Awareness Programme

The NSS units of Bon Secours College for Women, Thanjavur

organised a Nutrition Awareness Programme in view of the Nutrition Week

Celebrations in the college on 30.08.2016. The chief guest for the

programme is Mrs. Dennis Rani, Department of Hospital Administration.

She gave a speech on “Health is Wealth” to the NSS Volunteers.



Solid Waste Management

Solid Waste Management Programme was Conducted on 31.08.2016

by the Govt. Arts College for Women, Kumbakonam. Dr. S. Ashok Raj,

Assistant Professor of Physics and NSS Programme Officer, Government Arts

College, Kumbakonam, delivered lecture through Power Point Presentation.

It makes the NSS Volunteers, how to Protect our environment by managing

the solid wastes.

Health Check-up Camp

The NSS units of Bharathidasan University Constituent College, Perambalur and Srinivasan Hospital, Thuraiyur organised a free health

check-up camp for the college students and staff working in the college on 15.09.2016. Dr. N. Rajaraman, Principal of the college inaugurated the camp. Dr. Srinivasan, Chief Doctor of the hospital and his group of medical

staff conducted the health check-up. The NSS Programme Officers, Dr. P. Murugan, Dr. A. Senthilkumar, Ms. V. Tharani and Mrs. A. Sivapriya

organised the camp.



CM Youth Award 2016

J. Mohamed Rafeek, NSS Volunteer of Jamal Mohamed College, Trichy

received the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister’s Youth Award 2016 on 15th August

2016 during the Independence Day Celebrations. Honourable Chief Minister

of Tamil Nadu, Dr. J. Jayalalitha presented a medal, a certificate and a cash

award of Rs.50,000/- to the volunteer at Chennai on 15.08.2016. The

volunteer was felicitated by the honourable Vice-Chancellor of

Bharathidasan University.

Population Awareness Programme

Population Awareness programme was conducted on 19.09.2016 by

the NSS units of Bharathidasan University Constituent College for Women,

Orathanadu and Government Primary Health Centre, Thondarampattu.

Oratorical competition was conducted among the college students and prizes

were distributed to the students. NSS Programme Officer, Mrs. M. Elampirai

delivered the welcome speech. Principal of the College, Dr. K. Manoharan

presided over the function. Mr. D. Jothi, Block Extension Educator, District

Family Welfare Bureau and Mr. S. Ramakrishnan, Block Health Statistician,

Government Primary Health Centre, Thodarampattu delivered their speech

on “Population Awareness”. Dr. M. Premavathy offered felicitations and Dr.

N. Gejeswari proposed the Vote of Thanks.



Prize distribution

NSS Day Celebrations

The NSS Day was celebration on 24th September 2016 by the NSS

units of Govt. Arts College, Ariyalur in the college campus. The Principal of

the college, Dr. S. Sitrarasu presided over the programme.

Pre-Republic Day Selection Camp

The University level Pre-Republic Day Parade Selection Camp was

held on 30.09.2016 in the University campus. The NSS Cell of

Bharathidasan University sent the communication to all the colleges about

the selection process and made all the arrangements for the selection

process. Around 160 NSS Volunteers (85 male & 75 female) were turned up

for the event. A Selection committee was constituted including Shri. C.

Samuel Chelliah, Regional Director of NSS, Chennai, Dr. A. Lakshmi



Prabha, Programme Coordinator of NSS and Lt. Dr. N.D. Srinithi

Vihahshini, Associate NCC Officer to select the suitable NSS Volunteers for

the South Zone Pre-RD Selection Camp.

The Selection Committee carried out the selection process meticulously as per the guidelines provided by the NSS Regional Directorate,

Chennai. The selected members are: Male Volunteers:

S. No.

Name of the Volunteer Class

Name of the College

1. N.R. Santhosh Babu II B.Sc. (Maths)

Bishop Heber College, Trichy

2. S. Perumal III B.Sc. (Botany)

Jamal Mohamed College, Trichy

3. R.A. Aravind II B.Sc. (Act.

Science)

Bishop Heber College, Trichy

4. G. Jayaprasand II B.Sc.

(Phy. Edu)

National College, Trichy

Female Volunteers:

S. No.

Name of the Volunteer Class

Name of the College

1. G.R. Andrew Reshma III B.Sc. (Maths)

Holy Cross College, Trichy

2. R. Bavithra II B.Com. Cauvery College for Women, Trichy

3. J. Tharani III B.Sc. (Maths)

Jamal Mohamed College, Trichy

4. R. Meera Priya II B.Sc. (HA) Bon Secours College for Women, Thanjavur

The NSS Coordinator and the Regional Director explaining about the selection process among the Volunteers

The NSS Volunteers performing the parade activities in front of the selection committee



The NSS Volunteers’ cultural activities are tested by the selection committee

9. Details of the Achievements on the following areas during the

quarter

S. No. Activity/ Asset

Creation

No. of Units/ Saplings/ Children/ Structures/ Roads/

Water bodies/ Camps

No. of NSS Volunteers involved

Monetary Value ( )

1. Blood Donation 890 890 8,90,000/- ( 1,000/- per unit approx.)

2. Tree Plantation 2370 500 59,250/-

(@ 25/- per

sapling)

3. Medical Camps 15 250

4. Veterinary Camps 8 120

5. Eye Testing Camp 5 220

6. Dental Camp 5 250

7. Any Others - -

10. Details of the NSS Programme Officers: a) Total No. of Programme Officers Male: 145 Female: 155 Total: 300

b) No. of Trained Programme Officers Male: 115 Female: 86 Total: 201 c) No. of Untrained Programme Officers Male: 30 Female: 69 Total: 99 d) No. of Programme Officers Trained

in the E.T.I. during the Quarter Male: 07 Female: 02 Total: 09

11. Details of Submission of Accounts/Audit Report/U.C. to the State Government:

a) Accounts submitted up to which Year : 2014-15

b) Whether Audit Report & UC submitted for last year L.F. Audit Report submitted : 2014-15

UC Submitted for the year : 2014-15

c) Whether L.F. Audit conducted or not for the year 2014-15 : completed

Date: 15.10.2016 NSS Coordinator i/c

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