Orientation programme of National Service Scheme unit was organized for new students of Rabindranath Tagore University on Friday.
The orientation programme was initiated by volunteers donating blood in association with Global Multispecialty Hospital Bhopal. In which thirty units of blood were collected by Global Hospital's blood bank.
During this, cultural programs were also organized in which volunteers Jannat Khan and Mona Lodhi performed folk dances. At the same time, volunteers Vijay Kumar, Krishna Kumar and Yash Jaiswal shared the past experiences of the National Service Scheme.
In the intellectual session, Rahul Singh Parihar, ETI Instructor, Madhya Pradesh, while discussing the specifics of the National Service Scheme, said that even when the adult education campaign was launched in the country, the volunteers of the National Service Scheme had made that campaign successful in the same way.
National Service Scheme is a unique scheme of its kind to write a new script to change the lives of crores of Indians and not just a scheme to get certificates. It works to take a common student from the ordinary settlement of the village to the Rashtrapati Bhavan.
The chief guest of the programme, Ananth Kumar Saxena said that today the students should receive education along with books and go among the people of this country.
The programme was jointly conducted by the volunteers Harsh Keer and Ujjwal Kumar. The welcome address was given by Program Officer Gabbar Singh and gratitude by Rekha Gupta.