NSS camp organised

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Oct 14, 2025 IST

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A seven-day National Service Scheme (NSS) camp was organised at DAV Public School, Alampur, with participation from students and teachers. The chief guest at the opening ceremony was Surjeet Singh, City Coordinator-Kangra-cum-Principal DAV Public School, Bharoli. The camp aimed to instil the values of social responsibility, discipline, and community service among young volunteers. The inaugural ceremony was graced by the principal, teachers, and local dignitaries, who encouraged the NSS volunteers to dedicate themselves to the motto “Not Me, But You.” The camp included a series of activities such as cleanliness drives, awareness rallies, tree plantation, yoga sessions, and workshops on health and hygiene.

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