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NSS IITD Semester Report SEMESTER I, 2013-14
The report is a concise collection of various projects, events and volunteering
opportunities raised by NSS IIT Delhi in the first semester of session 2013-14.
Professor In-charge Prof. Rajesh Prasad
General Secretary Ankit Todi
General Secretary Ravi Sinha
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Table of Contents
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Introduction ........................................................................................................................... 5
NGO Projects
Aarohan ............................................................................................................................... 7
Appna Parivar Children’s Home........................................................................................... 7
DNip Care .......................................................................................................................... 8
Friends Organization ........................................................................................................... 8
Lakshyam ............................................................................................................................ 9
Medicine Baba ..................................................................................................................... 9
NAB Hauz Khas ................................................................................................................ 10
NAB R. K. Puram .............................................................................................................. 10
Rana Senior Citizen Home ................................................................................................. 11
Vidya Teaching Project ...................................................................................................... 11
NSS Initiatives
Bhatti Mines Adult Education Project ................................................................................ 12
Bicycle Sharing System ..................................................................................................... 12
Delhi Drainage Master Plan ............................................................................................... 13
Energy Audit Report .......................................................................................................... 13
Initiative against Substance Abuse ..................................................................................... 14
Mess Workers’ Teaching Project ........................................................................................ 14
Munirka Teaching Project .................................................................................................. 15
Solar Lighting Project ........................................................................................................ 15
Women Empowerment....................................................................................................... 16
Events and Internships
Blood Donation.................................................................................................................. 17
Campus Cleanliness Drives ................................................................................................ 17
Cloth Collection Drives...................................................................................................... 18
Internships ......................................................................................................................... 18
Other events/activities ........................................................................................................ 19
Team Members .................................................................................................................... 20
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Introduction
Glimpses of our activities
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Introduction
Introduction In the new academic year 2013-2014, NSS IIT Delhi set out to create a paradigm shift. A shift from its
perception just as a curriculum requirement, to that of a large family of enthusiastic volunteers who feel
a sense of belonging for this organization. This year, we enrolled a record 523 number of freshmen in
NSS, and are constantly working hard to absorb them in our activities. In the first semester, not only did
we collaborate with old and new NGOs for creating volunteering opportunities, but we initiated various
projects of our own. The Bhatti Mines project, Munirka project & Mess Workers’ project were
refurbished and the initiative against substance abuse was flagged off. With the aim of creating long-
term and self-sustainable models on the campus, the Bicycle Sharing system and paper reuse policies
were visualized realistically for the first time. Another objective in focus this semester was of social
technical innovation; to tap the technological potential of IIT students at solving social problems, like
developing solar lighting for slums.
The Safe Hands smartphone app developed by Stree and NSS won the prestigious Nina Saxena
Excellence in Technology Award instituted by IIT Kharagpur. NSS spread its reach further by a strong
online presence. We organized a plethora of online campaigns and activities: Organ Donation campaign,
celebrating International Day of the Girl Child and World Hospice and Palliative Care Day, et al. This
semester, efforts were also made at standardizing various NSS projects, like development of a central
curriculum repository for teaching projects and a database of social awareness tools like posters, videos,
articles and documents.
Besides the usual volunteering opportunities, we organized workshops like the Liter of Light workshop
for solar lighting, panel discussions like Freedom Caravan: Why is India poor and screening of various
movies. We organized an urban exposure trip and a trip to Surajpur Wetlands. We also undertook
qualitative survey work on women safety in campus (for Stree), smoking habits survey and an energy
audit survey of the whole campus, which have all rendered useful results being used in our initiatives.
This time, we tried newer methods to connect with our volunteers. Our blog was redesigned, and the
outreach of our Facebook page increased twofold in just a month. We started the SMS channel and
created the NSS app (currently under beta testing), so that volunteers are regularly informed about our
activities and events. Continuing with our green efforts and reducing use of physical posters, we
encouraged installation of whiteboards in the academic area for making event announcements.
In conclusion, it would be right to say that NSS IIT Delhi has expanded in all directions this semester.
We have taken care of mass opinions and encouraged higher involvement of permanent volunteers in our
projects. Although we still fall short of our target of generating 40,000 hours each year, our primary
focus remains on achieving this feat, very soon.
Semester Total
Hours Generated:
18000+
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NGO Projects
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NGO Projects
Aarohan Overview Aarohan envisions an India, where quality education will be received by each and every one in the country, regardless of their social or economic standing. It makes kids from poor social background attend regular government schools and thereby prevents them dropping-out.
Volunteering ● Classes are held on alternate days, thrice a week, with doubt classes being held twice
Goals Achieved ● Two students, Dheeraj and Suraj were admitted into NIT, Delhi and KNNIT, Jaipur with Dheeraj
having cleared IIT-Mains and securing 95% in 12th boards ● New students from 8 Government schools nearby were included ● Biweekly minor tests and monthly major tests for the kids ● Standard material from well-known coaching centers were given ● Students were provided with mentors to solve their doubts & give them emotional and mental
support
The Way Ahead ● Ensuring regular attendance among the students
Appna Parivar Children’s Home Overview Appna Parivar Children’s Home is a shelter home for 10 orphans which doubles up as their school.
Volunteering ● Objective - To ensure all round development of these children ● Volunteers engage in various activities to teach moral values and hone their life skills ● Weekly visits with 4 volunteers
going at a time ● Drawing sessions, story-telling
sessions, playing passing-the-parcel and rangoli sessions organized
Goals Achieved ● Strong personal bond between the
children and the volunteers
The Way Ahead ● Making up for the children’s lack of
exposure due to their limited environment
● Instilling a sense of confidence in them to face new people and scenarios
Volunteers: 8
Hours Generated:
900+
People Involved:
Isha Goyal
Amar Srivastava
Khyatti Gupta
Volunteers: 15
Hours Generated:
92
People Involved:
Vaibhav Garg
Vidisha Kanodia
Khyatti Gupta
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NGO Projects
DNip Care Overview DNip Care stands for Delhiites National Initiative in Palliative Care. It aims to help patients suffering from long term bed ridden diseases financially, medically and emotionally.
Volunteering ● Objective- Providing moral support to the patients by interacting with them ● Home visits on Saturday and visits to DSCI (Delhi State Cancer Institute) on Sunday
Goals Achieved Celebrated World’s Hospice
and Palliative Care Day Donation of food items and
clothes collected from IIT
Challenge Faced To ensure regular
volunteering and efficient distribution of volunteers
Friends Organization Overview This NGO works for the differently abled people, conducting workshops for them and their families and preparing documentations and petitions for them. Volunteers are regularly needed there to help out the NGO's chairman, Mr. Dinesh Gupta himself suffering from cerebral palsy.
Volunteering ● Volunteering takes place at weekends or during vacations ● Helped the NGO manager in writing various articles
Goals Achieved ● Volunteering ran smoothly as volunteers were arranged as and when required
The Way Ahead ● The quality of work done by volunteers at the NGO needs to be improved
Volunteers: 40
Hours Generated:
400
People Involved:
Harshit Agarwal
Revant Soni
Volunteers: 4
Hours Generated:
60
People Involved:
Ankit Fageria
Sonakshi Garg
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NGO Projects
Lakshyam Overview Lakshyam is an organization established for the welfare of mankind and since its inception, has been
engaged in a number of social welfare activities. Lakshyam school in Vasant Kunj is located inside the
JJ Basti Camp and educates around 100 students.
Volunteering ● A new volunteering opportunity
aimed to teach basic computers to these children
● A couple of volunteers go there every Thursday
Goals Achieved ● A surveying internship was also set
up for the month of December
The Way Ahead ● Ensuring regular volunteering and increasing the frequency of volunteers ● Conducting exams for the students to ensure regular evaluation
Medicine Baba Overview Medicine Baba aka Mr. Omkar Nath goes about door-to-door in Delhi streets as a mobile medicine bank to collect unused medicines, so they could be distributed free of cost to the poor and the needy.
Volunteering ● Volunteers go on weekends to help him sort and make a database of all the medicines he collects ● Many volunteers were sent during the
semester break to help the cause
Goals Achieved ● All pending medicines to be sorted
were done in the summer break ● Unused medicines were collected
during the Cloth Collection Drive in November 2013
Challenges Faced ● Regular volunteering could not be
ensured during the semester ● More possible interventions to help in
collection of medicines need to be worked out
Volunteers: 5
Hours Generated:
20
No. of students: 30-
40
People Involved:
Dhananjay Goel
Jyoti Jain
Volunteers: 23
Hours Generated:
650
People Involved:
Praveen Kumar
Revant Soni
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NGO Projects
NAB Hauz Khas Overview The Hauz Khas branch of National Association for Blind (NAB) is dedicated to help Blind Women learn life skills through short-term vocational courses hosted by the center.
Volunteering ● Handicrafts, computer work, teaching , reading books to the blind etc. ● Active throughout the week except on Sundays
Goals Achieved ● Good participation of first year students ● A large number of IIT Delhi volunteers helped organize their cultural and sports fest
The Way Ahead ● Ensuring regular volunteering and checking non-commitment of volunteers
NAB RK Puram Overview National Association for Blind- R. K. Puram strives forward the objective of benefitting the visually
impaired with the help of a Blind School and a computer center.
Volunteering ● Objective: To participate in recourse-building activities like book editing, book recording activities ● Volunteering is done both from back home (book editing) and at the center ● From this year we are also teaching high school students starting with 1 child as of now ● Volunteers go on weekdays as well as on Saturdays from 2pm-5pm
Goals Achieved ● Volunteers were also involved in teaching one 11th grader and assisting him on assignments
Challenge Faced ● To ensure regular volunteering is difficult as timings clash with students’ class timings
Volunteers: 6
(regular)
Hours Generated:
600
People Involved:
Anshi
Priyasha Kushwaha
Sonakshi Garg
Volunteers: 50
Hours Generated:
1500+
People Involved:
Akshay Mehndiratta
Sudheer Chaudhary
Revant Soni
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NGO Projects
Rana Senior Citizen Home
Overview Rana Senior Citizen Home, located in Neb Serai near IIT Delhi, is home to 7-8 senior citizens. They are provided with all the basic amenities like food, clothing, medical help and other daily needs, but what they are not able to enjoy is good social interaction.
Volunteering ● Objective: To engage in social interaction with the senior citizens. ● Volunteers try to meet them like family; engaging in gossiping, distributing sweets, celebrating
birthdays and making greetings on special occasions ● 3 to 6 volunteers visit on each weekend
Goals Achieved ● Volunteers have been able to develop a close attachment to the members of the old age home ● Good participation of first year students
Vidya Teaching Project Overview Vidya is an NGO run by the wives of IIT professors, staff members and volunteers of NSS IITD. We teach students of classes 1st to 10th from within the campus and nearby areas. Vidya works as a remedial session to clarify the doubts of the kids and ensure that the students learn the concepts through traditional and as well as a fun way of teaching.
Volunteering ● Regular Teaching held daily during weekdays ● A visit to Panchsheel was conducted to celebrate 29th Founders’ Day for volunteers, teachers and
students ● Extra-curricular activities were conducted from time to time, mostly on Saturdays ● Festivals like Diwali celebrated where the
kids performed dance, songs, rhymes and indulged in activities like diya painting and rangoli making
The Way Ahead ● Ensure regular volunteering, specially reduce
the breaks due to minor and major exams ● Increase number of students enrolled in
Vidya which got away due to irregular volunteering
● Increase in frequency of extracurricular activities for continued interest of children for attending classes
Volunteers: 10
Hours Generated:
85
People Involved:
Navjot Kaur
Khyatti Gupta
Volunteers: 26
external volunteers
Kids: 32 regulars
Hours Generated:
337
People Involved:
Vidisha Kanodia
Sudheer Chaudhary
Aashika Sekar
Anjali
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NSS Initiatives
Bhatti Mines Adult Education Project
Overview The project was started with the aim of educating the less fortunate ones in Bhatti Mines, a settlement
colony of erstwhile mine workers. We educate daily wager women, primarily middle aged women and
some teenage girls of the Bhatti Mines area near Chhatarpur, Delhi.
Goals Achieved ● Objective- Imparting basic education and empowering the women in Bhatti Mines ● The low average years of schooling for women in India (1.8 years) is the motivation ● Trips arranged on weekends from 2 to 6 pm ● The women can now complete simple
tasks like reading expiry dates and drafting the budget of their household
● Volunteers taught English to the women this semester
The Way Ahead ● Ensuring regular volunteering ● Maintaining a steady response from
women at the site
Bicycle Sharing System Overview We are planning to implement a bicycle sharing system in IIT Delhi with the aim of increasing
connectivity and creating environmentally friendly modes of public transportation. Bicycle vending
stations will be established at different locations in the institute from where people can rent a bicycle for
a stipulated period of time.
Goals Achieved ● Feasibility survey conducted in IIT, received 1068 responses with a majority supporting the project ● Initially there will be 5 bicycle stations across the campus
The Way Ahead ● Finalizing the costing and marketing part of the project by studying established models (IISc
Bangalore) ● Installation of air pumps and establishing more maintenance shops in IIT Delhi
Volunteers: 20-25
Hours Generated:
384
People Involved:
Shiven Rastogi
Akshay Mehndiratta
Isha Goyal
Dev Priyam Mishra
People Involved:
Vivek Gupta
Vaibhav Anand
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NSS Initiatives
Delhi Drainage Master Plan Overview A Drainage Master Plan is being prepared for Delhi for the year 2031. Civil Engineering Department, IIT Delhi has been appointed as the chief advisor and NSS IIT Delhi is coordinating the whole project, with the help of faculty members and student volunteers.
Goals Achieved ● Digitalization of sewer drains of Delhi ● Collection and verification of data from
various government organizations ● Publication of articles in leading newspapers ● Facebook page created to increase online
presence https://www.facebook.com/IITDelhiDrainageMasterPlan
● Internship for December floated in three categories: Technical, Website development and App development
The Way Ahead ● Increasing networking among various colleges of Delhi, raising awareness about drainage problems
and to test run the app in different localities
Energy Survey Overview A survey was started in September 2013 with the objective of harnessing natural sources of light
available in the campus and to find technical solutions to electricity consumption problems in the
campus. We will be soon pasting schematic of switch boards and posters in various locations in the
campus on the theme of electricity wastage.
Goals Achieved ● Collected a large amount of data about
electricity consumption pattern prevalent in the campus
● Acquired knowledge of the wastage of natural lighting in campus and problems faced by the students due to inadequate lighting in some areas
● A report was presented to the Dean Infrastructure who has promised that the authorities would take viable actions soon
● Posters on energy wastage have been designed and are ready to be pasted
Challenge Faced ● Volunteer Crunch in conducting the survey and in designing posters and schematics
Hours Generated:
400
Faculty Members:
Prof. A.K. Gosain
Prof. Rakesh Khosa
Prof. Dhanya
Prof. B.R. Chahar
Prof. D.R. Kaushal
People Involved:
Suraj Kumar
Shailja Bahuguna
Manoj Mushra
Chakresh Sahu
Vaibhav Anand
Anuj Kumar
Volunteers: 28
Hours Generated:
172
People Involved:
Isha Goyal
Vaibhav Anand
Nishtha Gupta
Amar Srivastava
Jyoti Jain
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NSS Initiatives
Initiative Against Substance Abuse Overview Smoking, alcoholism and substance abuse are common (and unfortunately shrugged-under-the-carpet) among the students at IIT Delhi. This initiative seeks to facilitate students to accept, get away and keep away from the same.
Goals Achieved ● After background research on substance abuse, 3 trips were organized to various de-addiction and
rehabilitation centers in Delhi ● Posters prepared and put up in various hostels with anonymous helpline numbers ● A Smoking Habits Survey undertaken in October ● 11 students who needed help identified by means of the survey were brought in touch with the
student counsellor ● Interesting trends and opinions raised in the survey, like a strong reaction against professors
smoking in public
The Way Ahead ● Ensuring Survey-analysis presentation prepared to be presented to the administration soon ● A talk/discussion along with the Student Counsellor early next semester ● Strong targeting of the incoming batch of students, to make the campus nicotine-free
Mess Workers’ Teaching Project Overview This teaching project aims to help our mess workers by providing them vocational education, computer education, and practical skills (like filling forms, reading newspaper, etc.).
Goals Achieved ● Volunteering continued during the first half of the semester in boys hostels, and throughout the
semester in Kailash ● Activities involved are vocational teaching, basic Computers, Maths and English
Challenges Faced ● Lack of interest of mess workers and lack of curriculum ● Discontinuity due to holidays and examinations, change of shift timings, rotation policy
The Way Ahead ● Expansion is tough due to multiple teaching sites, need to shift to classroom teaching at a single site
with only interested workers ● Regularize teaching by dividing mess workers into groups assigned to a volunteer ● Involvement of administration to add to the reliability factor ● Few workers are registered under National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS), so next sem we will
be following their schedule
Volunteers: 10
Hours Generated:
80
People Involved:
Sahil Loomba
Nishtha Gupta
Dev Priyam Mishra
Revant Soni
Volunteers: 15
Hours Generated:
165
People Involved:
Navjot Kaur
Vaibhav Anand
Vivek Gupta
Anuj Kumar
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NSS Initiatives
Munirka Teaching Project
Overview To provide help to kids of Munirka, but by instilling in them love for education. Extra-curricular activities are organized from time to time to appreciate & enhance the talent of these kids.
Goals Achieved ● Continuous volunteering ensured during the semester on weekends ● Increased the number of kids to 25 ● Improved community interaction and gained their trust to some extent ● Organized painting, origami, rakhi making sessions etc. and a cleanliness & plantation drive
Challenges faced ● Backlog of kids and varied level and
temperament of kids ● Many kids going to paid tuitions
directly affects our importance
The Way Ahead ● Regularize teaching by dividing kids
into groups assigning each a volunteer ● Planning activity based learning
Solar Lighting Project Overview This project has been inspired by the Liter of Light project that started in Philippines. We started with the objective of creating Solar Light Bulbs, by using 2 liter PET bottles, purified water and bleaching powder that work equivalent to a 50W bulb during daytime, and are inserted in holes drilled in corrugated tin roofs.
Goals Achieved ● Prototype Development: Over the last summers, a
prototype was constructed after various experiments; testing for different levels and concentrations of bleach solution.
● SolarLite Workshop: A workshop was conducted for volunteers, in association with Liter of Light, India and My Shelter Foundation. The idea was demonstrated and a number of models were made.
● Implementation in Munirka slums: Prototypes were installed in three different homes in Munirka. The installation received a great response with other residents raring to get solar bulbs installed in their homes as well.
The Way Ahead The installation on thatched and cement roofs didn’t work due to leakage problems. We plan to
work only on tin roofs from now on. Since tin roofs aren’t much used these days, we are now designing solar lanterns that wouldn’t
require drilling holes in the roof.
Volunteers: 25
Hours Generated:
500
People Involved:
Vivek Gupta
Vaibhav Anand
Navjot Kaur
Anjali
Volunteers: 35
Hours Generated:
300
People Involved:
Akshay Mehndiratta
Sudheer Chaudhary
Vidisha Kanodia
Revant Soni
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NSS Initiatives
Women Empowerment Overview NSS is working in the field of women empowerment that envisages a community free from various kinds of problems faced by women in this world. From teaching projects which aimed to empower women to the making of an android app to increase safety of college girls and strengthening the sexual harassment cell in the college, NSS has actively contributed in this sector over the last semester.
Goals Achieved ● Stree– Stree is an initiative to address the problems of sexual harassment for college girls.
o Safe Hands Android App - Android based smartphone application “Safe Hands” bagged the
prestigious Nina Saxena Excellence in Technology Award instituted by IIT Kharagpur. A presentation has been given at office of BPRnD (Bureau of Police Research and Development). We are making a database of various locations of Delhi for creating nodes in the app.
o Strengthening Sexual Harassment Policy - A group of motivated students is working along with the student members of the Sexual Harassment Complaint Committee to improve the previous draft.
● Events organized – An orientation and workshop session was held in August’13 on gender and a movie was screened to
sensitize about female foeticide and infanticide. International Girl Child day was also celebrated from 10-11 October in the form of events like Poster Making Competition at Vidya Teaching Project, Movie Screening cum discussion session et al.
The Way Ahead Stree, Safe Hands App distribution
drive is being conducted in different
colleges of Delhi
Safety workshop for women is being planned
Volunteers:
Arpit Agrawal
Lakshay Goyal
Himanshu
Bhargava
Rajan Nagpal
Hours Generated:
666
People Involved:
Vaibhav Garg
Anshi Jindal
Vidisha Kanodia
Khyatti Gupta
Anjali
Ravi Sinha
Siddharth Garg
Akhil Aggrawal
Raaisa Mahajan
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Events and Internships
Blood Donation Blood Donation Camps ● Two successful blood donation camps organized this semester, one on
Independence Day and the other on 8th November ● Successfully experimented with a Blood Donation Camp in Karakoram
House Common room
Saturday Blood Donations ● 5 Saturday blood donation trips- one to AIIMS and four to Safdarjung
Hospital arranged
Campus Cleanliness Drive ● Drive carried out on 8th Sept’13 in variety of places including SDA Subway, kuchha path between
main gate and Kailash's new gate, residential area near Neelkanth, Amul-Nescafe area, peripheral area behind Khosla building, Hospital parking area, path from Hospital to Jia Sarai, Vindhyachal Lipton area, area behind Boys Hostels and Nalanda residential area
● Detailed discussion carried out with volunteers about causes of littering in the campus and how it can be avoided
● Report submitted to the Dean of Infrastructure, with suggestions for placement of more dustbins at various locations
Blood Donations:
Donations: 265
Hours Generated:
3240
People involved:
Vamshidhar Reddy
Sudheer Chaudhary
Anjali
Saturday Blood
Donations:
Donations: 12
Hours Generated:
120
People Involved:
Vamshidhar Reddy
Volunteers: 50
Hours Generated:
200
People Involved:
Vamshidhar Reddy
Jyoti Jain
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Events and Internships
Cloth Collection Drives ● We conduct these drives just after
the majors and the material collected is sent to Goonj, an NGO which gives these things to the needy after proper treatment in return for community welfare work
● The material collected ranges from simple clothes to toys, medicines, copies, books and other items of use
● This year in addition to these collection drives, we conducted a special drive to help the Uttarakhand Flood victims, where the collected material was sent to the victims with the help of Goonj
Internships ● Various internships were floated for students
envisaging a long-term social opportunity during the semester breaks. Students are also free to choose any other NGO to intern with
● The internships ranged from Rural internships, to policy research internships, or even social entrepreneurship related internships
● Most students reported a nice and learning experience during the course of the internship
● A report, pictures, feedback from the involved NGO and a post-internship interview scrutinized the validity of the internships
● For the first time, we floated our own internships for the month of December 2013 in the form of a Teaching Projects Internship, which involved exposure to all of our teaching projects for 10 volunteers over a period of 15 days, and 5 projects running under the Social Innovation Cell of NSS IITD
Volunteers: 207
Hours Generated:
1117
People Involved:
Sudheer Chaudhary
Jyoti Jain
Total summer
interns: 68
Hours Generated:
3634
People Involved:
Akshay Mehndiratta
Amar Shrivastava
Dev Priyam Mishra
Revant Soni
Anuj Kumar
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Events and Internships
Other events/activities at a glance
Tactile sensor workshop and volunteering Video making for Arushi NGO Organ Donation Awareness Android Application for NSS event updates Goonj volunteering Orientation for Freshers:
a) MRC Orientation (20-21 July 2013) b) NSS/NSO/NSS Orientation (7 August, 2013)
Independence Day Celebrations: a) “Unmanifesto” on Youth participation in Democracy (14 August 2013) b) Movie Screening “Rang De Basanti” (14 August 2013) c) Midnight celebration (15 August 2013)
Nature Walks: a) Surajpur Wetlands (17 August 2013) b) IITD campus
Gender Sensitization event with People for Parity (22 August 2013) “Freedom Caravan” event with Center for Civil Society on the theme of Poverty (21 August 2013) “Get Real Workshop” with Pravah NGO to increase NSS team bonding (7-8 September 2013) Cleanliness Drive on the subway outside IITD Main gate with ILead india (21-22 September 2013) Movie Screenings:
a) “This or that Particular Person” on notions of identity and personhood (23 September 2013) b) “An Inconvenient Truth” on Global Warming (16 October 2013)
International Day of Girl Child celebrations: a) Poster Making at Vidya with kids (10 October 2013) b) Cards/toys/poems for girl children (10 October 2013) c) Movie Screening: “Buddha Collapsed Out of Shame” with Breakthrough NGO (11 October 2013)
“Engage in Dialogue” on Social Entrepreneurship with Enactus and Grassroutes (13 October 2013) Urban Exposure Trip to Khushi Rainbow Home with Pravah and Aman Biradari (26 October 2013) “Apka Vote Apki Taqat” on voting awareness (30 November 2013)
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Team Members
Team Members Professor In-charge
Prof. Rajesh Prasad Email: [email protected]
General Secretaries
Ankit Todi Email: [email protected] Ravi Sinha Email: [email protected]
Secretaries
Anjali Gupta Anuj Kumar Dev Priyam Mishra Jyoti Jain Khyatti Gupta Revant Soni Sonakshi Garg
Executives
Aashika Sekar Akshay Mehndiratta Amar Srivastava Ankit Fageria Anshi Jindal Dhananjay Goel Harshit Agarwal Isha Goyal Navjot Kaur Nishtha Gupta Praveen Kumar Priyasha Kushwaha Sahil Loomba Saureesh Sahai Shiven Rastogi Sudheer Chaudhary Vaibhav Anand Vaibhav Garg Vamshidhar Reddy Vidisha Kanodia Vivek Gupta
Website
http://www.nssiitd.in
Facebook Page
https://www.facebook.
com/NSSIITDelhi
