Contact NSS Authorities: Reach out to the NSS Regional Directorate or the concerned authorities in your country or region. They can provide you with information on the process of starting a new NSS unit and guide you through the required steps. Understand Guidelines: Familiarize yourself with the guidelines and regulations set by the NSS authorities. Each country or region may have specific requirements, and understanding them is crucial. Identify Institutional Support: Ensure that your educational institution or organization supports the establishment of an NSS unit. Seek approval from the relevant authorities within your institution and secure the necessary permissions. Formation of a Core Team: Assemble a core team of individuals who are enthusiastic about community service and are willing to take on leadership roles within the NSS unit. This team will play a crucial role in the planning and execution of NSS activities. Official Registration: Follow the official process for registering a new NSS unit. This may involve submitting the necessary documentation, including details about the core team, your institution, and the proposed activities of the NSS unit. Orientation and Training: Ensure that the members of the NSS unit undergo orientation and training programs organized by the NSS authorities. This will help them understand the objectives, principles, and operational guidelines of the NSS. Plan Activities: Develop a detailed plan for NSS activities based on the guidelines provided. These activities often include community service, awareness campaigns, and other initiatives aimed at societal development. Collaborate with NGOs and Local Authorities: Build partnerships with local non-governmental organizations (NGOs), community leaders, and local authorities. Collaborating with these entities can enhance the impact of NSS activities and provide additional resources. Regular Reporting: Adhere to reporting requirements set by the NSS authorities. Maintain regular communication and submit progress reports as required. Evaluation and Recognition: Participate in the evaluation processes conducted by the NSS authorities. Successful implementation of activities may lead to recognition and awards for the NSS unit. Remember that the specific steps and procedures may vary based on the country or region, so it's essential to consult with the NSS authorities in your area for accurate and up-to-date information. 2 / 2

1. ROLE OF NSS
IN YOUTH
DEVELOPMENT
DR.AMOL UBALE
Set Up New NSS Unit &

3. LAUNCHED
National Service Scheme (NSS) was
launched on September 24, 1969 by
the then Education Minister Dr. V.K. R.V.
Rao. The scheme was launched in 37
universities with 40,000 NSS volunteers.
NSS is a public service program
conducted by the Ministry of Youth
Affairs and Sports, Government of
India.

4. OBJECTIVES OF NSS
1
To understand the community in which the
NSS volunteers work and to understand
themselves in relation to their community
2
To identify the needs and problems of the
community and involve themselves in
problem-solving exercise
3
To utilize their knowledge in finding practical
solutions to individual and community
problems
4
To acquire leadership qualities and
democratic values
5
To gain skills in mobilizing community
participation
6
To practice national integration and
social harmony.

5. welfare of an individual is ultimately dependent on
the welfare of society on the whole
NSS MOTTO
‘NOT ME BUT YOU’

6. KONARK WHEEL
NSS SYMBOL
24 hour- Refelcts serve for the Nation
Red Colour reflect energy and sprit
Navy Blue colour ready to contribute
for the welfare of the mankind.

7. NSS was formally launched on 24th
September, 1969, the birth centenary year of
the Father of the Nation. Therefore, 24
September is celebrated every year as NSS
Day with appropriate programmes and
activities.

8. उठें समाज क
े लिए उठें- उठें
जगे स्वराष्ट्र क
े लिए जगें-जगें
स्वयं सजे वसंधरा संवार दें -२
हम उठें उठेगा जग हमारे संग साथियों
हम बढ़ें तो सब बढ़ेंगे अपने आप साथियो
जमीं पे आसमान को उतार दें -2
स्वयं सजे वसंधरा संवार दें-2
उदालसयों को दूर कर ख़शी को बााँटते चिे
गााँव और शहर की दूररयों को पाटते चिें
ज्ञान को प्रचार दें प्रसार दें
ववज्ञानं को प्रचार डी इ प्रसार दे
स्वयं सजे वसंधरा संवार दें-2
समिथ बाि वृद्ध और नाररयां रहे सदा
हरे भरे वनों की शाि ओढ़ती रहे धरा
तरक्कियो की एक नई कतार दें-2
स्वयं सजे वसंधरा संवार दें-2
ये जावत धमथ बोलियााँ बने न शूि राह की
बढाए बेि प्रेम की अखंडता की चाह की
भावना से ये चमन थनखार दें
सद्धभावना से ये चमन थनखार दें
स्वयं सजे वसंधरा संवाद दें -2
उठें समाज क
े लिए उठें- उठें
जगे स्वराष्ट्र क
े लिए जगें-जगें
NSS Song

10. The Programme Officer,
• Who is a member of the teaching faculty provides
necessary leadership to the youth/NSS students
• Professional knowledge and skills
• Expected to be a role model of the values and the
norms of the institution and the society as a
whole.
• Programme Officer is a friend, philosopher and
guide to the students in achieving this goal.
The NSS volunteer,
• who is a college/+2 level student
• Quality of a leader, organiser,
and an administrator
• Intrested in Community Service
• “Development of their
personality through Community
Service”.

11. 01 02
05 06
03 04
07 08
Disaster management
training
Aims of NSS Programmes/Activities
Community service
Personality
development
Encouraging youth
leadership
Environmental
conservation
Promoting social
responsibility
Fostering national
integration
Health and hygiene
awareness

14. NSS ADVISORY COMMITTEE
IN COLLEGE
• Programme /
Projects to be
implemented
• Review of the
activities
undertaken
• Future plan
• Approve the
expenditure
• Purchase/
disposal of dead
stock items, etc.
The minutes of the Advisory Committee meeting should be recorded in the
minute’s book and should be forwarded to University NSS Cell within eight days of
the holding of the meeting.

15. Orientation of NSS
Volunteers
Classification of NSS Programme Regular NSS Activity
Campus Work Institutional Work
Urban Projects
Rural Project
National Days and
Celebrations
Natural Calamities &
National Emergencies
Red Ribbon Club

16. • Environment Enrichment and Conservation
• Health, Family Welfare and Nutrition Programme
• Programmes aimed at creating an awareness for
improvement of the status of women
• Social Service Programmes: Depending on the local
needs and priorities
• Relief & Rehabilitation work during Natural Calamities
• Education and Recreations
Classification of NSS Programme
Special Camping
Programme

17. Tree Plantation
Construction of sanitary
latrines
NSS parks/gardens
Construction of Gobar
Gas Plants
Watershed management
Prevention of soil erosion
Classification of NSS Programme
Special Camping
Programme
Environment Enrichment and Conservation

18. Provision of safe and
clean drinking water
Population education and
family welfare
programme
Integrated child
development
programmes
counseling centres
AIDS Awareness and
preliminary health care
Classification of NSS Programme
Special Camping
Programme
Health, Family Welfare and Nutrition Programme

19. Women’s rights
Population education and
family welfare
programme
training to women
counseling centres
AIDS Awareness and
preliminary health care
Classification of NSS Programme
Special Camping
Programme
Awareness for improvement of the status of women

20. women’s rights training to women Constitutional and legal
Classification of NSS Programme
Special Camping
Programme
Awareness for improvement of the status of women

21. Work in Hospitals
prevention of slums through
social education and
community action
Work with the
organisations of child
welfare
Blood Donation, Eye
pledge
Classification of NSS Programme
Special Camping
Programme
Social Service Programmes

22. Soil-testing, Soil health
care and soil
conservation
Assistance in procuring bank
loans
Repair of Agriculture
Machinery
Guidance in Poultry
farming, Animal
husbandry, Care of
Animal Health
Classification of NSS Programme
Special Camping
Programme
Production Oriented Programmes

23. Distribution of rations,
medicine, clothes
Supply of Medicine
Collection of clothes and
other materials
Classification of NSS Programme
Special Camping
Programme
Relief & Rehabilitation work during
Natural Calamities

24. Adult Education
Pre-school Education
Programmes
Remedial coaching of
students from weaker
sections
Classification of NSS Programme
Special Camping
Programme
Education and Recreations
Organisation of youth
clubs
legal literacy Consumer Awareness

25. Selection of
proper Place
& Projects
Organisation
of camp
Administration
of the Camp
Duration of
the Camp
Involvement of
the Community
PREPARATION FOR SPECIAL CAMP

26. Maharashtra University Code College NSS
Unit
First Year of
the enrolment
Serial number of
the NSS
Volunteer
VOLUNTEERS ENROLMENT CODE (VEC)
MH10 015 07
025

27. 240 Working Hour 7 Days Special
Camp
NSS Work Diary Special NSS
activities Report
Regular NSS
activities Report
CRITERIA FOR THE COMPLETION NSS
10 GRACE MARKS

28. Student
Enrollment List
Regular NSS
activities
Expenditure
Special NSS
activities
Expenditure
Special NSS
activities Report
Regular NSS
activities Report
NSS POS SHOULD SUBMITTED

29. NSS POS NEED TO AWARE
ZBSA Account
PFMS System
ETI
CERTIFICATION

30. INDIRA
GANDHI NSS
AWARDS
University
Level
Awards
Unit/Progra
mme
OfficersAw
ards
Volunteers
Awards
NSS AWARDS

31. NSS NATIONAL STATE LEVEL PROGRAM