National Service Scheme (NSS)

The National Service Scheme (NSS) is an initiative by the Government of India, Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports, launched in 1969. It is a central scheme that aims to engage students in community service and social development. The program, focused on enhancing the student experience, involves volunteers in community based projects that are carried out in close collaboration with the community, encouraging meaningful interaction between students and the public.

At SPPU, the NSS program has been an integral part of the academic framework. NSS Unit was introduced in MMCC in the academic year 1989-90 under the guidance of founder Principal Dr. B. G. Jadhav and Programme officer Prof. Sarang Edke.

 With the growing participation. Currently, there are 100 active volunteers Strongly standing with NSS.

The primary goals of the National Service Scheme (NSS) are:

  1. To gain an understanding of the community they serve.
  2. To reflect on their own role and relationship within the community.
  3. To acquire leadership skills and adopt a democratic mindset.
  4. To promote national integration and social harmony.
  5. To identify community challenges and actively participate in addressing them.
  6. To foster a sense of social and civic responsibility.
  7. To apply their knowledge in finding practical solutions to both individual and community issues.
  8.  To develop the ability to encourage community involvement.
  9. To enhance their capacity to respond to emergencies and natural disasters.
  10. To cultivate the skills necessary for effective group living and sharing responsibilities.

NSS Wari held on 23rd June 2019