Volunteers of National Service Scheme, who participated in the Republic Day Parade, New Delhi, presented a courtesy call on Governor Mangubhai Patel at Raj Bhavan. The awarded volunteers informed the Governor about the experiences of the one month Republic Day camp under the National Service Scheme. Principal Secretary to Governor D.P. Ahuja was also present.
Governor Patel has said that our country is like a huge family. The members of this family are part of a culture with differences in dialects, languages, geography, physical structure, form. He said that whatever good they saw and understood during the camp, they must include it in life. On being informed about the efforts of public awareness towards Sickle Cell, the Governor said that the goal of the efforts being made should be to achieve the best. Our work must inspire others.
The volunteers of the National Service Scheme informed the Governor about their experiences. Students including Shobhit Dubey and Anchal Sharma of Barkatullah University Bhopal, Ankit Lakhre and Rahul Patle of Rani Durgavati University Jabalpur, Khushi Yadav and Apoorva Mishra of Jiwaji University Gwalior shared their experiences of the camp and parade.
They told that during the camp, they came in direct connect with the culture and civilization of the states from East to West and North to South included in the 15 zones. They felt that language does not become a barrier in the intimacy of feelings. They said that the feeling of pride and joy as a member of the civilian contingent of the National Service Scheme in the Rajpath Parade is wonderful and unforgettable.
State NSS Officer R.K. Vijay, Youth Officer NSS Regional Directorate Shri Rajkumar Verma, Programme Coordinator Barkatullah University Anant Kumar Saxena and Training Assistant NSS Training Institute Barkatullah University Shri Rahul Singh Parihar were present.