Bhagwan Parshuram Institute Of Technology

NSS Report
(2020-2022)
NSS CO-ORDINATORS:
Prof. Pooja Mudgil
Prof. Poonam Kathuria

Submitted by: Deepika Bajaj

Enroll no.: 35220803120
Class: IT-A
 Index
Student My Hours
Date Event Name
Coordinators Count
23 JAN
01 2021
Essay Writing Competition NSS 2

31 MAY
02
2021
World Environment Day NSS 3

21 JUNE
03
2021
YOGA BHYAAS NSS 4

11 JULY 4
04
2021
World Population Day NSS

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HVPE

05.1 Feeding stray animals self 1

05.2 Planting tree self 1

05.3 Teaching poor children Self 1

05.4 Mask Distribution self 1

13 AUG
06
2021
E-Pledge NSS 4

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 Independence Day under aegis
13 AUG
07
2021
of AZAADI KA AMRIT NSS 3
MAHOTSAV
15 AUG
08
2021
RASHTRAGAAN NSS 2

21 AUG
09
2021
Cleanliness Drive NSS 3

21 AUG
10
2021
Plantation Drive NSS 2

19 SEPT
11
2021
Poshan Maah NSS 2

26 SEPT
12
2021
CV Building Webinar Drishti-Rcbpit 2

2 OCT
13
2021
Gandhi Jayanti NSS 1

10 OCT
14
2021
Mental Health Webinar NSS 2

29 OCT
15 CYBER JAGROOKTA DIWAS NSS 2
2021

14 DEC Game Night (Fund Raising

16 NSS 3
2021 Event)
14-15
DEC JAVA Script Sessions Drishti-Rcbpit 4
2021
22 DEC
17
2021
Math Quiz NSS 1

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 22 DEC
18
2021
Essay Writing Competition NSS 2

20
MARCH
International Day of Happiness
19 Drishti -RCBPIT 4
Celebration
2022

1 MAY
20 Panel discussion on sexuality Drishti -RCBPIT 2
2022

5 JUNE
21 World Environment Day NSS 2
2022

5 JUNE
22 E-course about Drug Awareness self 3
2022

6 JUNE
23 No Tobacco Pledge self 2
2022

Total Hours 63

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 Introduction
The National Service Scheme (NSS) is an Indian government-sponsored flagship public service
program conducted by the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports of the Government of India.
Popularly known as NSS, the scheme was launched in Gandhiji's Centenary year in 1969. Aimed
at developing student's personality through community service, NSS is a voluntary association of
young people in Colleges, Universities and at +2 level working for a campus-community (esp.
Villages) linkage.

The programme aims to instill the idea of social welfare in students, and to provide service to
society without bias. NSS volunteers work to ensure that everyone who is needy gets help to
enhance their standard of living and lead a life of dignity. In doing so, volunteers learn from people
in villages how to lead a good life despite a scarcity of resources. It also provides help in natural
and man-made disasters by providing food, clothing and first aid to the disaster's victims.

There are two types of activities: Regular Activities(120 hours) and Annual Special Camp(120
hours). All the NSS Volunteers who have served NSS for at least 2 years and have performed 240
hours of work under NSS are entitled to a certificate from the university under the signature of the
Vice-Chancellor and the Programme Coordinator. The Annual camps are known as Special
Camps. Camps are held annually, funded by the government of India, and are usually located in a
rural village or a city suburb. Volunteers may be involved in such activities as:

1. Cleaning
2. Afforestation
3. Stage shows or a procession creating awareness of such issues as social problems,
education and cleanliness
4. Awareness Rallies
5. Inviting doctors for health camps
6. Community Survey
7. Teaching Underprivileged KIds

There are no predefined or pre assigned tasks; it is left up to the volunteers to provide service in
any way that is feasible. Camps typically last between a week and 10 days, although camps for
shorter periods are also conducted by NSS.

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At national level, India is the nodal authority, which works with state-level NSS cells. State-level
NSS cells have responsibility of the respective state governments. Within states, each university
has a University level NSS cell under which institutions (schools and colleges) based NSS units
operate. Most government and government-aided institutions have volunteer NSS units.
Institutions are encouraged to have NSS volunteers. A unit typically comprises 20–40 students.
They are managed internally by a responsible party from the school or college, who reports to the
regional NSS coordinator. Most institutions do not have a separate uniform for NSS volunteers as
one of the great and dedicated toward welfare of India Captain.

The academic year 2020-2021, unlike any others, was a peculiar year. Full of challenges
and limitations, it was quite a task to successfully implement events that not only prove
useful to our student volunteers, but also imprint values and responsibilities on them which
they must hold on to in times like these. The NSS wing of Bhagwan Parshuram Institute
Of Technology, along with Drishti: Rotaract Club Of BPIT was able to organise and
collaborate in 9 successful events this academic year, each involving an important aspect
of holistic development.

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Essay Writing Competition
Date: 23th January 2021

Introduction
NSS UNIT of Bhagwan Parshuram Institute of Technology organized an essay writing
competitionon 23rd January 2021. This event was a great success and numerous number of
students took part in this event

This event was held in online mode, a Google form was created and students were asked to
submit their essays in pdf format along with their details in that form, and students were
awarded participation certificate accordingly.

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 World Environment Day
Date: 31th May 2021

Introduction:
We cannot turn back time. But we can grow trees, green our cities, rewild
our gardens, change our diets and clean up rivers and coasts. We are the
generation that can make peace with nature. World Environment Day
(WED) is celebrated annually on 5 June and is the United Nations' principal
vehicle for encouraging awareness and action for the protection of the
environment. First held in 1974, it has been a platform for raising
awareness on environmental issues such as marine pollution, human
overpopulation, global warming, sustainable consumption, and wildlife
crime. World Environment Day is a global platform for public outreach, with
participation from over 143 countries annually. Each year, the program has
provided a theme and forum for businesses, non-government
organizations, communities, governments, and celebrities to advocate
environmental causes. This year the NSS Unit of BPIT decided to spread
awareness about plants that we have in our home and learn about their
scientific name and uses.

Our environment is one of the most important aspects to survive on this

planet. Moreover, it is the only thing that can make life sustainable. Without it,
we cannot survive even a single day. For instance, our skin will burn, the
lungs will get ruptured, our blood pressure would rise.

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On the world environment day, we all take a day off from our work. And join
various campaigns to spread awareness about environment protection.
Moreover, we all plant small saplings in a barren land so that it may grow and
flourish in the land area after some years. Also, we take part in various
processions to make people aware of this day. So that they may also take part
in protecting our environment.

Furthermore, in schools, the teachers teach the students the methods to plant
a tree. The school provides buses to take the students to the jungles. There
they come to know about the different types of plants. And the types of
vegetation in which they survive. Also, the students have to bring a sapling
from their homes and plant them inside the ground. This helps them in getting
practical knowledge. Further, it also creates an emotional attachment to the
environment.

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 Yoga Bhyaas
Date:21th June 2021

Introduction
To celebrate International Yoga Day, on 21st June 2021, the NSS cell of
Bhagwan Parshuram Institute of Technology organized an event of yoga
where we were fortunate enough to have with us Dr. Poonam Kathuria.
Poonam ma'am is an associate professor in Applied Chemistry and
Environmental Science with a teaching experience of more than 21 years.
She's also the Cultural and NSS Coordinator of BPIT. An active member of
BHARTIYA YOG SANSTHAN since 1996, she has taught Yog to various
people in NCR and across other cities in India. Under the banner of BYS,
she has opened free yoga centers in California, USA. Ma'am has also
provided yog training sessions to various national and international
corporations as well. From ancient methodologies to modern techniques,
each avenue about yoga was attempted to be visited. While making each
seminar interactive, an online meeting platform named MS Teams was
used and a live telecast was also telecasted on our youtube channel. The
idea of an International Day of Yoga was first proposed by the current
Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi, during his speech at the United
Nations General Assembly (UNGA), on 27 September 2014. He stated:
Yoga is an invaluable gift of India's ancient tradition. It embodies unity of
mind and body; thought and action; restraint and fulfillment; harmony
between man and nature; a holistic approach to health and well-being. It is

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not about exercise but to discover the sense of oneness with yourself, the
world, and nature. Changing our lifestyle and creating consciousness, it can
help in well-being. Let us work towards adopting an International Yoga Day.
— Narendra Modi, UN General Assembly Following this initial proposal, the
UN adopted the draft resolution, entitled ``Day of Yoga", in 2014. The
consultations were convened by the delegation of India. In 2015 Reserve
Bank of India issued a 10 rupees commemorative coin to mark the
International Day of Yoga. In April 2017, the UN Postal Administration
(UNPA) issued 10 stamps on Asanas on a single sheet to mark the
International Day of Yoga. Summaryof the Event On 21st June 2021, the
7th International Yoga Day was celebrated via an online event "Yogabhyas"
organized by the NSS Cell, BPIT. The event was commemorated by online
lamp lighting, followed by a speech from the honorable Dean of
Administration, Professor Abhijit Nayak. Respected Founder Director
A.K.Tandon sir shared his views and experiences related to yog and its
importance in our daily life. He told us the significance of the date and told
us that Shiva is considered to be the origin of yoga, he is the Adiyogi, the
first yogi (adi ="first"). Summer solstice holds importance in the yogic
culture as it is considered to be the very beginning of yoga. Yoga was
brought to the people by the Saptarishis - the story says that Shiva was
sitting in blissful meditation for years, many people flocked to him out of
curiosity but left as he never paid attention to anyone. But seven people
stayed, they were so determined to learn from Shiva, that they sat still for
84 years. After this, on the day of the summer solstice, when the sun was
shifting from the northern to the southern run, Shiva took notice of these 7
beings - he could no longer ignore them. The next full moon, 28 days later,
Shiva turned into the Adiguru (the first guru), and transmitted the science of
yoga to the Saptarishis. The speaker of the day was Dr. Poonam Kathuria,

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a respected member of BYS since 1996. Ma'am talked about the effects of
yoga on our body and mind. She along with her fellow demonstrators from
BYS displayed some yoga postures which were in turn performed by the
attending students. The demonstration was followed by a Q/A session
where all the queries were answered by Dr. Poonam Kathuria. To mark the
end of a successful event, Dr. Arunima Kumari gave the last vote of thanks

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 World Population Day
Date: 11th July 2021

Introduction
WORLD POPULATION DAY (JULY)

NAME OF THE EVENT: WORLD POPULATION DAY

Date: 11th July 2021

Organiser: NSS Unit Bhagwan Parshuram Institute of Technology

Number of students: 170

NSS UNIT of Bhagwan Parshuram Institute of Technology took initiative to

observe World population day on 11 July 2021. World Population Day
(WPD) is an annual event, observed on July 11 every year, which seeks to
raise awareness about global population issues.

The event was established by the Governing Council of the United Nation
Development Programmer (UNDP) in 1989. It was inspired by the Public
interest on Five Billion Day on

July 11, 1987, (approximately the date on which the World’s Population
reached Five Billion people).

Need for Population Stabilization has increasingly become indispensible as

population beyond the sustainable limit perpetuate poverty, child labour,
school drop-outs, malnutrition, Infant Mortality & Morbidity, Maternal
Mortality & Morbidity, proliferation of slums and a host of communicable

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disease, besides creating a dangerous imbalance between resource,
environment and population.

Hence, the efforts towards Population Stabilisation must be an integral

element of the development process in all countries, which is essential for
ensuring a higher quality of life for people. As the problem is multifaceted,
the solution also demands contribution from multiple departments and
sectors including social welfare, education, Woman & Child Development,
AYUSH, etc.

Two Events were conducted:

1. Poster Design Competition and

2. Slogan writing competition

The main goal of this day is to focus the attention of the world on the
importance of population issues. We can't ignore the fact that the COVID-
19 pandemic disturbed and staggered people, communities, and
economies everywhere.

It is an international event where various countries, organisations

participate and draw attention to the major issues related to the population
of the world. Activities organised on this day includes seminar, discussion,
educational sessions, public contest, slogans, workshops, debates, songs,
etc. Not only this, even TV channels, news channels, radio broadcast
various programs related to population, and the importance of family
planning.

So, the World population is observed worldwide every year on 11 July to

draw the attention of the public towards the importance of population issues
and the need to curb them.

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 HVPE
FEEDING STRAY ANIMALS

Introduction
In our busy schedule, we sometimes never give a second thought to
animals like cats, dogs wandering in our neighborhood and generally tend
to ignore them.
Sometimes, it’s the bark of a dog or chilling howl of a cat that grabs our
attention for a short spell and then we forget, but we don’t realize that what
we forget as humans is that we have a responsibility to help, care and look
after the needy and helpless creatures who depend on us.

It is important to understand and realise that these animals depend on

humans, as they are living on the street or road, which is not their fault. They
are born there, so if they are approaching a person, they must be hungry or
in need of attention. We all can benefit from the companionship, affection,
and relationships with these innocent animals throughout your life.
Stray animals never get enough food and are constantly hungry and thirsty,
and are seen scavenging the garbage dumps just to get a mouthful. They
suffer silently in pain, which ends in a prolonged painful death. Stray animals
don’t have any shelter be it from the sun, rain, cold, or winds. Every day is a
battle for them It is only their strong survival skills that allow them to live long
and only those who are fit and strong have shelter and a few scraps of food

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To fill their hunger.
So the next time you see a stray animal where you maybe make sure you stop by and feed
them and make them feel secure and safe.

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 PLANTING TREE

Introduction
During covid time, I planted a sapling in my house.

NO EXPERIENCE MATCHES THE PLEASURE OF PLANTING

SAPLINGS WITH MY HANDS AND THEN WATCHING THEM GROW
INTO A THRIVING WOODLAND — A PLACE THAT PROVIDES SHADE,
FLOWERS AND FRUITS, AND OFFERS AN ENVIRONMENT FOR
INSECTS, BIRDS AND ANIMALS FIRSTLY , I LOVE PLANTS I TEND TO
SPEAK TO THEM AND UNDERSTAND THEM . PLANTS ALWAYS GAVE
ME HAPPINESS .IT IS MY LOVE
FOR GREENERY PLANTS AND
FLOWERS. I WAS A FAN OF
PLANTS AND FLOWERS AND
THEY MADE ME REALIZE WHAT
PLANTS NEED IS NOT LOTS OF
SPACE , BUT A LITTLE LOVE AND
AFFECTION WITH REGULAR
SUPPLY OF WATER. IN
CHILDHOOD HAVE TAUGHT THAT
“WHO PLANTS A TREE, PLANTS
HOPE.

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 Teaching Children

INTRODUCTION:

It is the experience good to diagnose the way they are living, the kids did
not expect a lot from us, they like to learn, ofcourse, the way of learning
and attending differs as the environment that prevail make them learning
difficult.

From a purely logistics facet, it was personally difficult for me to write up

lesson plans that would benefit every kid in the class. It was challenging to
find the happy medium to avoid boring the kids who were more skilled in
picking concepts up quickly and to avoid leaving the kids who were slower
in learning behind.

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 Mask Donation
Creating awareness among the people about the covid was a
challenging part as they were not quite aware of the
consequences of not wearing masks in public places and
following the SOPS given by the government to avoid fatalities in
the country. So, I took the initiative of giving masks and telling
them wearing masks would not only save them from this lethal
disease but also their family and the whole country.

Covid-19 has created a havoc in the

world and many people have lost
their loved ones as well as their mode
of earning. The lowest sections of the
society has suffered the most during
this hard time.

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 E-Pledge
Date: 13th august 2021

Introduction:
E-Pledge

Date: 13th August 2021

Location: Online mode

Organiser: NSS Unit Bhagwan Parshuram Institute of Technology

Number of students: 200

On the 13th of August 2021, the NSS unit of Bhagwan Parshuram

Institute of Technology organised an E-pledge under the event
Swachhata Pakhwada 2021 with the same motto as Swachh
Bharat Abhiyan which is to create awareness about plastic
wastes, their impacts, and cleanliness, was opened to all students
and approximately 200 students were in attendance. During the
event/session, Swachhata Pakwada 2021 was inaugurated and
the future events under the same were also discussed.

As per the guidelines of AICTE, General Secretary Shri. Vinod

vats were on hand to set the event in motion. The keynote
speaker Divya Sharma, the co-head coordinator of NSS Unit

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BPIT, spoke about a variety of events that were to be followed.
The first is the E-pledge. He demonstrated the new non-
conventional manner of taking the E-pledge and downloading the
certificate for the same.

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 Independence Day
under the aegis of Azaadi
ka Amrit Mahotsav
Date: 13th august 2021

Introduction:
The Swachhta Pakhwada mission is a fortnight-long program that
was launched by the Government of India in 2016 to ensure mass
participation of citizens in swachhta activities and to truly
transform the swachhta Bharat mission into a citizen’s movement.

This year, Swachhta Pakhwada 2021 has been observed by BPIT

with zeal and vigour from 15-31 August 2021. The Pakhwada was
flagged off on 13 August 2021 by General Secretary of BPIT Shri
Vinod Vats on the occasion of AZADI KA AMRIT MAHOTSAV.
The event started with the swachhta E-pledge taking ceremony by
the NSS volunteers, faculty, and staff members.

[2:16 pm, 06/06/2022] Vsevtak: The Swachhta Pakhwada mission

is a fortnight-long program that was launched by the Government
of India in 2016 to ensure mass participation of citizens in
swachhta activities and to truly transform the swachhta Bharat
mission into a citizen’s movement.

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This year, Swachhta Pakhwada 2021 has been observed by BPIT
with zeal and vigour from 15-31 August 2021. The Pakhwada was
flagged off on 13 August 2021 by General Secretary of BPIT Shri
Vinod Vats on the occasion of AZADI KA AMRIT MAHOTSAV.
The event started with the swachhta E-pledge taking ceremony by
the NSS volunteers, faculty, and staff members.

Mahatma Gandhi dreamt of an India which was not only free but
also clean and developed. Mahatma Gandhi secured freedom for
Mother India. Now it is our duty to serve Mother India by keeping
the country neat and clean. I take this pledge that I will remain
committed towards cleanliness and devote time for this.

I will devote 100 hours per year,that is two hours per week, to
voluntarily work for cleanliness. I will neither litter not let others
litter. I will initiate the quest for cleanliness with myself, my family,
my locality, my village and my work place.

I believe that the countries of the world that appear clean are so
because their citizens don't indulge in littering nor do they allow it
to happen.

With this firm belief, I will propagate the message of Swachh

Bharat Mission in villages and towns. I will encourage 100 other

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persons to take this pledge which I am taking today. I will
endeavour to make them devote their 100 hours for cleanliness. I
am confident that every step I take towards cleanliness will help in
making my country clean.

Action Plan for Swachhta Pakhwada

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 Rashtragaan
Date: 15th august 2021

Introduction:
The National Anthem of India is entitled ‘Jana Gana
Mana’. The song was originally composed in Bengali by
India’s first Nobel laureate Rabindranath Tagore on
December 11, 1911.

The original song ‘Jana Gana Mana’ is written in Bengali,

but in a Sanskritized dialect known as Sadhu Bhasha. The
words are primarily noun but can be used as verbs
alternatively. The words again are common in most of the
Indian languages and are accepted as such. They remain
unchanged in most of them but the pronunciation varies
according to the predominant accent of the region.

'Jana-gana-mana' was adopted in its Hindi version by the

Constituent Assembly as the national anthem of India on
24 January 1950.

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'Jana-gana-mana' was first sung on 27 December 1911 at
the Calcutta Session of the Indian National Congress. The
complete song consists of five stanzas. The first stanza
contains the full version of the National Anthem. Playing
time of the full version of the national anthem is
approximately 52 seconds.

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 Cleanliness Drive
Date: 21th august 2021

Introduction:
Date: 21th August 2021

Location: Online mode

Organiser: NSS Unit Bhagwan Parshuram Institute of Technology

Number of students:170

The NSS Unit of Bhagwan Parshuram Institute Of Technology,

Rohini organised a Cleanliness Drive under the mission of
Swachh Bharat Swasth Bharat Abhiyaan introduced by the
Honourable Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi on the occasion
of Gandhi Jayanti. The main objective of this program was to
spread awareness among the students about the significance of
Cleanliness and its benefits. All the students had participated in
the program organised by our college. The teachers, as well as all
the non-teaching staff of the school, took part in the cleaning
program.

Due to the current covid 19 pandemic situation, this event was

organised digitally and all the students and teachers took part

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enthusiastically. Google form was circulated among all the
participants in which they had to fill their responses and upload
the pictures of being a part of this event. It was overall a great and
successful event.

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 Plantation Drive
Date: 21th august 2021

Introduction:
Date: 21st August 2021

Mode: online

Organiser: NSS Unit Bhagwan Parshuram Institute of Technology

Under the event, SWACHHTA PAKHWAD 2021 the NSS UNIT of

BPIT organised a Plantation Drive on 21st August 2021 with the
motive of making our environment greener. The participants were
required to plant at least 5 saplings at their levels and click their
pictures along with their saplings and upload them on the given
google form. After the given time of a month, the participants will
be provided with another form where they’ll have to upload
pictures of their plants along with their growth.

Each participant will be awarded a certificate of appreciation from

the NSS Unit of BPIT.

Trees are very important in our life because it gives us oxygen

and many other benefits. Without oxygen, we can’t live for a

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moment even. The animal world also needs oxygen for its life.
Trees make oxygen and spread it in the atmosphere. Therefore
tree plantation is very important for our life survival.

It was my most challenging experience and at some point

interesting experience was a tree planting exercise that we were
to carry out on the world tree planting day.

During this year's tree planting day, I started out with trainings on
how to plant trees; the advantages of planting trees and also on
how to take care of trees until they were ready enough maybe
after two years.

The training part was so interesting, and I was so eager to go out

into the field and plant our own trees. After the digging of the
holes and then adding manure, the trees were brought by the
team leader and I was supposed to fetch water from a nearby
stream. This water helped me to take care of the transplanted
trees to minimize or totally avoid root tearing. This is because if
the roots were girdled it would lead to killing of these trees. It was
a challenging too.

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 Poshan Maah
Date: 19th sept 2021

Introduction:
Every year September month is celebrated as Poshan Maah to
further accelerate different activities under Poshan Abhiyaan. This
year too Poshan Maah was celebrated by the NSS Unit of
Bhagwan Parshuram Institute of Technology in September 2021
with full enthusiasm, keeping in view COVID-19 protocols. To
ensure community mobilisation and bolster people’s participation,
every year the month of September is celebrated as Rashtriya
Poshan Maah across the country.

Every year the Poshan Maah is celebrated under POSHAN

Abhiyaan – the Prime Minister of India’s overarching scheme for
holistic nourishment. Various activities have been undertaken as
part of the Rashtriya Poshan Maah. A four Week schedule was
planned out covering an ONLINE WEBINAR, FOOD
DISTRIBUTION DRIVE, NUTRITION PRACTICES & HYGIENE
PROTOCOLS for the Rural children. The program through the
targets will strive to reduce the level of stunting, under-nutrition.

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 C.V Building Webinar
Date: 26th sept 2021

Introduction:
An exclusive webinar session organized On 26 September 2021,
by Drishti's Rotaract club of BPIT on CV building. Here our guest
Speaker Ms Ankita Gaur presented the attendees with a detailed
explanation of CV building to maximize their job opportunities and
help them reach their goals faster. Most people will only ever think
about their Curriculum Vitae (CV) when they are looking for a job.
It’s obviously pretty important in those circumstances, but it needs
to live and breathe between roles to ensure it’s always up-to-date
and reflects the best possible version of you at all times.The term
‘curriculum vitae’ is Latin for ‘the story of your life’, so your CV, or
resumé, should be a fundamental document in your professional
arsenal. When applying for work, it can literally be the difference
between your life going one way or another. It’s a story that stars
you alone, so needs to be shown in the best possible light. When
applying for a job, whether it’s your first one, a completely new
one or a promotion within the same organisation, your CV is the
first chance you have to make a good impression. It’s the thing

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that has to set you apart in the minds of the recruiter, based
purely on the words on the page they have in front of them. The
importance of a well-written CV can not be underestimated.You
are the best candidate for any job that you want. We are sure you
believe that; if you don’t, you should start thinking that way. As the
best person, your CV needs to reflect that. Your skills, your
personality, your experience and everything you can bring to the
table has to be written down in a way that transmits this
eloquently to those reading it. It’s going to be the difference
between it landing on the ‘interview’ pile and ‘thanks-but-no-
thanks’ pile.

Faculty Coordinators:

● Dr.Arunima Kumari Mishra

Student Coordinators:

Drishti: Rotaract Club of Bhagwan Parshuram Institute of

Technology

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 Gandhi Jyanti
Date: 2nd oct 2021

Introduction:
Organiser: NSS Unit of Bhagwan Parshuram Institute of
Technology

Venue: From home

Number of students: 100+

On 2nd October 2021, the NSS Unit of Bhagwan Parshuram

Institute of Technology celebrated the birth anniversary of one of
the greatest leaders of Indian freedom struggle, Mohandas
Karamchand Gandhi.

As said by Gandhi ji

“The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of

others.”

In keeping with this notion of Gandhi ji, during this event the
students were requested to do social work that resulted in the

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improvement of society, and in turn submit photos of the same via
the online form provided.

Mahatma Gandhi was a great patriotic Indian, if not the greatest.

He was a man of an unbelievably great personality. Mahatma
Gandhi made significant contributions to environmental
sustainability. Most noteworthy, he said that each person should
consume according to his needs. Mahatma Gandhi has influenced
many international leaders around the world. His struggle certainly
became an inspiration for leaders. Such leaders are Martin Luther
King Jr., James Beve, and James Lawson. Furthermore, Gandhi
influenced Nelson Mandela for his freedom struggle. Also, Lanza
del Vasto came to India to live with Gandhi.

Secularism is yet another contribution of Gandhi. His belief was

that no religion should have a monopoly on the truth. Mahatma
Gandhi certainly encouraged friendship between different
religions.The United Nations has greatly honored Mahatma
Gandhi. UN has made 2nd October as “the International Day of
Nonviolence.” Furthermore, many countries observe 30th January
as School Day of Nonviolence and Peace.

The awards given to Mahatma Gandhi are too many to discuss.

Probably only a few nations remain which have not awarded
Mahatma Gandhi.

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 Mental Health Webinar
Date: 10th oct 2021

Introduction:
Organiser: NSS Unit of Bhagwan Parshuram Institute of
Technology

Number of students: 100+

On the 10th of October, The NSS unit of Bhagwan Parshuram

Institute Of Technology in collaboration with DRISHTI: the
Rotaract Club of Bhagwan Parshuram Institute Of Technology e
organised a webinar on Mental illness amidst the COVID-19
pandemic. This event was accompanied by an esteemed guest
speaker Doctor Mina Chandra, who is a Professor in psychiatry.
She is also a doctor in the Centre of Excellence in Mental Health,
ABVIMS, and RML Hospital, New Delhi. The webinar session was
followed by a series of questions from the audience like “How to
identify and deal with depression and anxiety?”, “How can
someone approach a person who’s suffering from such illness?”,
etc. all the questions were wisely answered by Dr. Mina Chandra.
She also shared some tips like having a balanced diet, proper

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from mental illness, if someone tells you about his/her problem,
listening to it patiently, etc. The event ended with the audience
gaining some knowledge and knowing more about mental
illnesses and how to deal with them. This event was a great
success and it was truly about a topic that will come in handy
someday.

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 Cyber Jagrukta Diwas
Date: 29th oct 2021

Introduction:
Organiser: NSS Unit of Bhagwan Parshuram Institute of
Technology

Number of students: 250+

The NSS Unit of Bhagwan Parshuram Institute Of Technology,

Rohini organised a webinar on cybercrime and safety under the
event साइबर जाग�कता िदवस. The event was organised in an
online mode. An MS Teams link was generated and the students
were asked to join through that link. Mr. Deepanshu Sharma, a
cyber security specialist, was invited as the expert. After the
informative webinar, a quiz was scheduled for the students on the
knowledge gained by the session. All the participants scoring 60%
or more in this quiz had received a certificate of appreciation.
Additionally, the winners got a cash prize too.

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 Game Night (Fund Raiser)
Date: 14th dec 2021

Introduction:
Date: December 14th, 2021

Organiser: NSS Unit of Bhagwan Parshuram Institute of

Technology

Number of students: 50+

The NSS Unit of Bhagwan Parshuram Institute of Technology

organised a fun fundraising event on Microsoft teams. Many
students of the institute participated in the event enthusiastically
and had a fun time. We had 3 different games played in a team of
4-5 each. The games played were:

Fastest finger

Guess the movie

Complete the dialogue

Taboo

Winners were awarded with amazing surprise gifts after the game
night and the funds raised were used in different social works.

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 JAVASCRIPT SESSION
Date: 14th -15th dec 2021

Introduction:
JavaScript is a programming language used primarily by Web browsers to
create a dynamic and interactive experience for the user. Most of the
functions and applications that make the Internet indispensable to modern
life are coded in some form of JavaScript.

The earliest incarnations of JavaScript were developed in the late 1990s for
the Netscape Navigator Web browser. At the time, Web pages were static,
offering little user interaction beyond clicking links and loading new pages.
For the first time, JavaScript enabled animation, adaptive content and form
validation on the page.

Drishti , The Rotaract Club of BPIT in collaboration with iOSD, BPIT is

organised a two-day session on JavaScript(14-15 december 2021).
JavaScript as they say is the most important and interesting language out
there. Learning it will surely make you stand out from the crowd.

In this rtr. Shivangi Dubey introduced the participants with the basics of
JavaScript helping them step into the domain of web development.

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provided below. Later a translation app project was also made in an code
along.

Faculty Coordinators:

● Dr.Arunima Kumari Mishra

Student Coordinators:

Drishti: Rotaract Club of Bhagwan Parshuram Institute of Technology

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 Mathematics Quiz
Date: 22nd dec 2021

Introduction:
Date: December 22nd, 2021

Organiser: NSS Unit of Bhagwan Parshuram Institute of

Technology

Number of students: 400+

The NSS Unit of Bhagwan Parshuram Institute of Technology

organised an event on the occasion of Birth anniversary of
Srinivasana Ramanujan, an honoured mathematician. The event
had two sub events one was essay writing and the other one was
a mathematics quiz with only basic mathematics.

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 Srinivasa Ramanujan Essay
Date: 22nd dec 2021

Introduction:
The NSS Unit of Bhagwan Parshuram Institute of Technology
organised an event on the occasion of Birth anniversary of
Srinivasana Ramanujan, an honoured mathematician. The event
had two sub events one was essay writing and the other one was
a mathematics quiz with only basic mathematics.

Ramanujan was born in Erode on December 22, 1887, in his

grandmother’s house. Furthermore, he went to primary school in
Kumbakonamwas when he was five years old. Moreover, he
would attend several different primary schools before his entry took
place to the Town High School in Kumbakonam in January 1898.

At the Town High School, Ramanujan proved himself as a talented

student and did well in all of his school subjects. In 1900, he
became involved with mathematics and began summing geometric
and arithmetic series on his own.

In the Town High School, Ramanujan began reading a

mathematics book called ‘Synopsis of Elementary Results in Pure
Mathematics’. Furthermore, this book was by G. S. Carr.

With the help of this book, Ramanujan began to teach

himself mathematics. Furthermore, the book contained theorems,

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pure mathematics.

His Contribution to Mathematics

By 1904, Ramanujan’s focus was on deep research. Moreover, an

investigation took place by him of the series (1/n). Moreover,
calculation took place by him of Euler’s constant to 15 decimal
places. This was entirely his own independent discovery.

Ramanujan gained a scholarship because of his outstanding

performance in his studies. Consequently, he was a brilliant
student at Kumbakonam’s Government College. Moreover, his
fascination and passion for mathematics kept on growing.

In the spring of 1913, there was the presentation of Ramanujan’s

work to British mathematicians by Narayana Iyer, Ramachandra
Rao and E. W. Middlemast. Afterwards, M.J.M Hill did not made an
offer to take Ramanujan on as a student, rather, he provided
professional advice to him. With the help of friends, Ramanujan
sent letters to leading mathematicians at Cambridge University and
was ultimately selected.

Ramanujan spent a significant time period of five years at

Cambridge. At Cambridge, collaboration took place of Ramanujan
with Hardy and Littlewood. Most noteworthy, the publishing of his
findings took place there.

Ramanujan received the honour of a Bachelor of Arts by

Research degree in March 1916. This honour was due to his work
on highly composite numbers, sections of the first part whose
publishing had taken place the preceding year. Moreover, the
paper’s size was more than fifty pages long.

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 International Day of Happiness
Date: 20th march 2022

Introduction:
The International Day of Happiness is celebrated throughout the
world on 20 March. It was established by the United Nations
General Assembly on 28 June 2012. The International Day of
Happiness aims to make people around the world realize the
importance of happiness within their lives

Happiness is undoubtedly one of the most essential needs of an

individual. Every year, the 20ᵗʰ of march is celebrated as the
'International Day of Happiness. It encourages people to
recognise the need of happiness in their lives and in turn, inspire
others to do the same.

Drishti, the Rotaract club of BPIT in collaboration with RAC APJ

Satya University, RAC Unified Spirits and RAC Saraswati College,
Mumbai celebrated this day by spending time in an old age home
with the ones who are much older and wiser than us but perhaps

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require our companionship the most for their happiness. Club
members prepared ‘jars of happiness’.

International Day of Happiness is celebrated every year on 20th

March by 193 member states of the United Nations, 11 territories
and 2 observer states in order to promote the global campaign of
creating awareness about the importance of happiness in the life
of an individual being. On 28th June 2012, the United Nations
adopted a resolution to observe 20th March as an International
Day of Happiness. United Nations observed that happiness plays
a crucial role in promoting balanced, equitable and sustainable
economic growth.

International Day of Happiness provides a unique opportunity to

193 member states of the United Nations to focus on innovative
ways to improve the quality of life by implementing the policies as
per the directives of the World Happiness Report in their
respective states for socio, economic and environmentally
sustainable development.

The celebration of International happiness every year ensures

that health and well-being is of supreme importance when it
comes to individual growth in society. On International Day of
Happiness, we can take a pledge to bring a remarkable change in

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society by making it free from stress and violence through
inculcating some of the good habits like doing exercise, a
meditation on regular basis in our daily life.

Faculty Coordinators:

Dr.Arunima Kumari Mishra

Student Coordinators:

Drishti: Rotaract Club of Bhagwan Parshuram Institute of

Technology

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 Panel Discussion on Sexuality
Date: 1 May 2022

Introduction:
Sexuality is diverse, and there are many different types. It can
take time to figure out the sexuality that fits you best. And your
sexuality can change over time. Coming to terms with your
sexuality can be a very liberating, exciting and positive
experience. Sexuality is an important part of who you are. There
is no right or wrong, it’s about what’s right for you. Some people
have a hard time accepting others who are different to
themselves. If someone gives you a hard time about your
sexuality, it’s good to talk to someone about it. You don’t need to
deal with it by yourself.

In large sections of our society sexuality is widely misunderstood

and thought about with a very narrowed mind. It is often
considered a taboo and is not talked about much, so to feed the
curious minds of students with accurate knowledge, Drishti the
Rotaract club of Bhagwan Parshuram institute of technology in
collaboration with the Rotaract club of Saraswati college
organized an online live panel discussion on 1st May 2022, where

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Rtr. Khushi Tiwari in an interactive session explained in detail

about the spectrum of sexuality and the broader meaning of it .

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 World Environment Day
Date: 5th June 2022

Introduction:
World Environment day is celebrated on the 5th of June every
year. More than 100 countries Worldwide join in the celebration of
the World Environment day. It was started by the United Nations
Environmental Program in the year 1973 and has been continuing
till now. The main purpose of celebrating this day is to spread
awareness about the Environment.
The Environment is one of the most important tools for our survival
on planet Earth. The Environment nurtures us and helps us survive.
We cannot imagine life without air, water and soil. The biotic
components like plants and animals are also important survival
tools. Plants help purify the air around us. We get food from plants
and animals.

All the components of the Environment are dependent on each

other in a web of relations known as the ecological web. It is
necessary to maintain this web in balance because if one
component collapses then the entire web will crumble destroying
all life forms. This is why we must choose to work towards
preserving the Environment and undoing the damage we did.
The main purpose of the World Environment day is to spread
awareness about the current conditions of the Environment. On this
day people come together to join in efforts to improve our life. Every
year there is one theme or Environmental problem which is focused

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upon and a pledge to combat that problem is taken that year. For
example for the year 2019, the theme was air pollution.

Organizations all around the World come together on this day, to

take small steps to improve our future. Schools and offices
encourage workers and students to plant trees or clean up some
local land. These small efforts can leave a big impact on the
Environment.

To improve the Environmental conditions the government and the

international organizations must come together to fight the
problems and save our Environment. Introducing stricter laws,
condemning the use of plastics and planting more trees can help
to curb pollution and help save the Environment. This can help
spread awareness and help people lower the gravity of the pollution
levels around them.

World Environment Day reminds us to consolidate our planet and

ensure that the Environment is conserved at all costs. It illuminates
the causes that cause the most damage in our Environment. For
example, industries and industries play a major role in polluting.
They reduce the amount of air we breathe and the water we
consume.

Therefore, this Day serves as an eye-opener for many citizens who

are unaware of all this. In other words, it spreads awareness to
ordinary people about the current situation. In addition, it also
encourages the community from different communities and
communities to play an active role in celebrating this Day.

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In addition, it also encourages them to be active in developing
Environmental protection measures. Not only that, but it also
encourages everyone to keep their Environment safe and clean so
that everyone has a clean, green and prosperous future.

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 E-course about Drugs
Awareness
Date: 5th June 2022

Introduction:
Abuse of prescription drugs has become a more serious problem
than most street drugs. Painkillers, tranquilizers, antidepressants,
sleeping pills and stimulants may appear “safe” due to being
prescribed by doctors, but they can be just as addictive and
potent as the heroin or cocaine sold on the street. The painkiller
OxyContin, for example, is as powerful as heroin and affects the
body in the same way. Continued use of painkillers, depressants
(“downers”), stimulants (“uppers”) or antidepressants can lead to
addiction—and painful withdrawal symptoms for those who try to
quit.

Just a few of the effects of these drugs are given here.

Painkillers: OxyContin, Fentanyl, morphine, Percodan, Demerol

are a few of a long list of painkillers. Effects can include slowed

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addiction.

Depressants: These drugs, which slow down your brain and

nervous system functions, include Xanax, Zyprexa, Amytal,
Seconal, Valium and many others. Effects can include heart
problems, weight gain, fatigue1 and slurred speech. Continued
use can lead to addiction.

Stimulants: These drugs speed up your heart rate and breathing,

similar to “speed” or cocaine. They include Ritalin, Adderall,
Concerta and drugs known as “bennies.” Effects include
increased blood pressure and heartbeat, hostility and paranoia.

Antidepressants: Prozac, Paxil, Zoloft and Celexa are some of the

commonly used antidepressants. Effects can include irregular
heartbeat, paranoid reactions, violent or suicidal thoughts and
hallucinations. Long-term use can lead to addiction.

Painkillers, depressants and antidepressants are responsible for

more overdose deaths in the United States than cocaine, heroin,
methamphetamine and amphetamines combined.

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 No tobacco Pledge
Date: 6th June 2022

Introduction:
Smoking leads to disease and disability and harms nearly every
organ of the body.
More than 16 million Americans are living with a disease caused
by smoking. For every person who dies because of smoking, at
least 30 people live with a serious smoking-related illness.
Smoking causes cancer, heart disease, stroke, lung diseases,
diabetes, and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD),
which includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis. Smoking also
increases risk for tuberculosis, certain eye diseases, and
problems of the immune system, including rheumatoid arthritis.

Secondhand smoke exposure contributes to approximately

41,000 deaths among nonsmoking adults and 400 deaths in
infants each year. Secondhand smoke causes stroke, lung
cancer, and coronary heart disease in adults. Children who are
exposed to secondhand smoke are at increased risk for sudden
infant death syndrome, acute respiratory infections, middle ear
disease, more severe asthma, respiratory symptoms, and slowed
lung growth.

Here are some problems caused by tobacco

consumption:

1. Cancer Risk
Whether you are puffing on a cigarette, a cigar, pipe, hookah or
chewing tobacco, the most fearful outcome of regular

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consumption of tobacco is an increased risk of cancers in your
body which can take away your life, health and wealth.

2. Lung Damage
Your lungs have delicate little air sacks that cannot survive an
onslaught of constant smoking. The smoke also damages the air
passages leading in and out of the lungs. Once you begin to
smoke regularly, infection sets in.

3. Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)

This is a dangerous illness and unfortunately, there is no
permanent cure. The more you smoke and the longer the duration
of smoking, the greater the chances of your coming down with
COPD. Some symptoms include:

• Shortness of breath
• Wheezing
• Coughing up phlegm
• Extremely laboured breathing
• Hypoxia (low levels of oxygen in the blood)

4. Heart Disorders –
Smoking causes your blood pressure to soar which makes you
susceptible to Peripheral Arterial Disease. Plaque starts to
accumulate along your blood vessels. This thickens them and
makes them inflexible which restricts the supply of blood to the
heart..

5. Makes you prone to diabetes –

Smokers are actually much more likely to get Type 2 diabetes
than non-smokers are. It makes your body resistant to insulin.
And if you had already been diagnosed with this debilitating
disease before you picked up the habit of smoking, then it will
make the symptoms worse.

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