NSS Units of Milagres College, Kallianpur established its distinct growth gap, irrespective of chall

By P. Archibald Furtado
Bellevision Media Network

Udupi, 04 Jul 2022: Every year, the new batches looking at the past records of their predecessors, always had an urge to contribute something useful, unique, memorable and exceptional……. During early inception years of the College in 70’s and 80’s only one unit was functioning and students’ passionate involvement motivated the Principal and Management to form two units with members crossing 200 Volunteers.

 

It goes without saying, the role and contribution of NSS always there in almost all activities inside the Campus, whether the program under NSS banner or otherwise. For Principal and faculty, this is one of the trusted team to execute any tough assignment. The leadership qualities, community living, self-help and helping each other, encouraging and rejoicing with members are just few take away home for their lifetime and surprisingly that cordial relationship continued after leaving the College.

 

Another significant contribution of NSS units of Milagres rightly and visibly noticed in their Annual Camps, normally a week or 10 days. Of course many regular events derailed by unfortunate Covid 19 pandemic, though MCK successfully conducted its Camp 2021, (in March, 2022) held at Perampalli, which successfully handled and managed by two of the dedicated NSS Programme Officers - Prof Anupama Jogi Dept of Hindi and Prof Melson DSouza Dept of Commerce.

 

College offered a wonderful opportunity to exhibit talents and creative gifts during last two weeks of Milvaries and followed sports and games events on the ground. Yesterday, 3rd July, 2022, though it was a rainy Sunday, NSS Volunteers at their high spirit to offer social work, laborious Cleaning Spandana Rehabilitation Centre, near Rice Mill, Nejar, (Udupi District). The whole event was meticulously planned by the NSS Officer Prof Anupama Jogi, at the helm, dividing and sharing the task with five groups assigning areas of respective cleaning by removing grass, bushes, waste etc. grown in the School Compound. The voluntary exercise enjoyed by the students and almost finished by 1.30 pm. Simple lunch was served to all volunteers. 

 

Mr Umesh, the Trustee of the Chaitanya Charitable Trust, Spandana appreciated and lauded the leadership and teamwork of NSS volunteers. He was highly appreciative of the Milagres College, for choosing his Site for rendering much needed cleaning grass, garbage accumulated for months, today… in this Monsoon. He told the inhabitants and children of this special School always grateful to the Milagres and its NSS team.  Prof Meson DSouza was at the site to encourage and direct the NSS Volunteers.