Chandigarh, 22 January: Day two of the seven-day and night NSS Camp at Mehr Chand Mahajan DAV College for Women unfolded with a blend of wellness, knowledge enrichment, and skill development. The day commenced with a rejuvenating nature walk, encouraging volunteers to connect with the environment and embrace a healthy lifestyle.
An informative session on ‘Exploring Online Learning Platforms’ was conducted by Dr. Ramneek, Librarian, who acquainted the volunteers with diverse digital resources and emphasised the importance of technology-driven learning in the contemporary academic landscape. This was followed by a thought-provoking talk on ‘Organ Donation’ by Mr. Amit Dewan, Founder and President, Sukh Foundation, who sensitised the students to the humanitarian and life-saving significance of organ donation. Further enriching the day, Dr. Monica, Assistant Professor, Department of Physics, led an engaging session on ‘Science in Daily Life’, illustrating the relevance of scientific principles in everyday experiences. The post-lunch schedule featured an insightful session on ‘Disaster Management’ by Mr. Arpit Kumar Dubey, focusing on preparedness, response strategies, and community resilience in times of emergencies. The day concluded on an energetic note with sports activities followed by a Declamation Competition, providing a platform for volunteers to showcase their physical vigour and oratory skills.
Officiating Principal Ms. Neena Sharma while appreciating the structured activities of the camp, remarked that it is designed to nurture socially responsible, informed, and compassionate citizens. She added that through such diverse sessions, students not only gain knowledge but also develop empathy, leadership, and a spirit of service, which are essential for nation building.