National Service Scheme (N.S.S.)

COMMUNITY SERVICE PROGRAMME

The National Service Scheme (N.S.S.) unit of Mahishadal Girls' College engages students in meaningful community service, encouraging them to look beyond the classroom and contribute to society. Spread across 4 active units, the scheme presently carries 400 dedicated student volunteers who take part in outreach and service‑oriented initiatives under the guidance of experienced Programme Officers. True to its founding spirit, N.S.S. helps students grow not just academically but as socially responsible citizens.

04NSS Units

400Volunteers

4Programme Officers

∞Community Impact

Motto “Not Me But You”

Objectives

Development Through Community Service

The core objective of the National Service Scheme is the development of the personality of students through community services. By stepping outside the confines of the classroom and working directly with the community, volunteers cultivate empathy, leadership, discipline and a lifelong sense of civic responsibility — values that shape them into well‑rounded individuals and conscientious citizens.

Personality development of students

Hands‑on community service

Civic responsibility & leadership

Empathy beyond the classroom

Programme Officers

P.O. – Unit I

Prof. Aparna Debnath

Department of History

Programme Officer overseeing NSS Unit‑I.

P.O. – Unit II

Prof. Kundan Ghosh

Department of Anthropology

Programme Officer overseeing NSS Unit‑II.

P.O. – Unit III

Prof. Amit Kumar Patra

Department of Music

Programme Officer overseeing NSS Unit‑III.

P.O. – Unit IV

Dr. Samares Dey

Department of Geography

Programme Officer overseeing NSS Unit‑IV.

The N.S.S. unit regularly organises community service camps, awareness drives and outreach programmes under its Programme Officers. Interested students may contact the respective Unit Programme Officer or the office administration to enrol as N.S.S. volunteers.