Modern College Piphema NSS unit conducts three-day special camp at Mezoma Village.
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DIMAPUR — The NSS unit of Modern College Piphema organised a three-day NSS special camp at Mezoma Village from April 9 to the 11th on the theme ‘Not me, but you.’
A total of 29 volunteers, along with two programme officers, actively participated in the camp, the college stated in an update.
The camp commenced on April 9 and the team, which departed from the college at noon, reached Mezoma Village by 1 pm.
Upon arrival, a briefing session was conducted by the programme officers outlining the code of conduct and objectives of the camp.
Following a short tea break and room allocation, volunteers took part in an evening village stroll, allowing them to familiarise themselves with the local environment.
The day concluded with a recreation session that fostered camaraderie among participants.
On the second day, volunteers carried out a cleanliness drive across key areas of the village, including morungs, the football ground, footpaths, and drainage systems.
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To promote sustainable waste management, dustbins were installed at strategic locations.
The volunteers also visited elderly residents, offering essential items and assisting with household tasks.
The evening concluded with a briefing for the final day, followed by an interactive session where sixth-semester volunteers shared their past NSS experiences, inspiring others.
The final day featured a trekking expedition to Christ the Redeemer at Techakho, Mezoma.
Alongside enjoying the scenic landscape, volunteers conducted a cleanliness activity in the area, reinforcing their commitment to environmental responsibility.
“The NSS special camp concluded on a successful note, leaving participants with meaningful experiences, strengthened teamwork, and lasting memories.
“The initiative not only contributed to community welfare but also instilled a deeper sense of responsibility, cooperation, and dedication to social service, truly embodying the spirit of ‘Not me, but you,’” the update stated.