REPORT ON

Special Camp-Village camp

From 21.03.2022 to27.03.2022

Submitted to

Director,
Institute of Science & Technology,
JNTUH, Kukatpally,
Hyderabad – 500 085.

Organized & Submitted by

Dr. M.V.S.S. Giridhar,
Program Officer and Professor,
Centre for Water Resources,
Institute of Science and Technology,
Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University Hyderabad,
Kukatpally Campus, Hyderabad – 500 085,
Mobile: 09440590695, e-mail: [email protected]
&
Dr. M. Sandhya Rani,
Co-Program Officer and Assistant Professor (Contract),
Centre for Pharmaceutical Sciences,
Institute of Science and Technology,
Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University Hyderabad,
Kukatpally Campus, Hyderabad – 500 085,
Mobile: 9848061213, e-mail: [email protected]

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 Report on the Special camp organized by NSS IST JNTUH at Aziz nagar
village from 21st March to 27th march, 2022

ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED DURING THE CAMP

NSS UNIT: 1

“NOT ME, BUT YOU”

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A total of 50 students (10 Male and 40 Female) attended the camp and accompanied three
faculty, the camp was organized by Dr M.V.V.S Giridhar and Dr. M. Sandhya Rani Program
officer and Program co-cordinator of NSS, IST unit. As it was a stay camp, the students were
asked to assemble at college campus at new IST building at 7.30 am on 21.03.2022 and were
taken by M/s Sreeja travels bus to village Aziznagar.

DAY 1 – VILLAGE SURVEY

Once reached the destination the accommodation for students was arranged at Government high
school and primary school for boys and girls respectively for the entire stay. Breakfast was
sponsored for our students by Sarpanch of the village Sandhya srisailam garu. Students were
assigned various responsibilities and they were categorized to different groups and committees
for allotment of task and smooth functioning of the camp. The commencement of the camp with
an inaugural programme which was held in the school premises between 10.30-11.00 am
included staff and students of the government school. The head master Mr J. Shekar Redddy of
the school addressed the gathering and Mr. Sunil basha Hindi teacher welcomed the gathering
and shared few words of encouragement. A brief introduction session was given by physical
science teacher Sri. Yadgiri.

Then students gathered to make placards with slogans related to various social issues for the
rally. They created their own slogans and wrote it in an attractive manner to draw the attention of
the public. The students dispersed for Rally in the village, which was an awareness rally to aware
people about women empowerment, water conservation, environmental protection, green
revolution, pollution control. NSS JNTUH volunteers coordinated with 6 th to 9th students and
teachers of ZPHS Aziznagar and performed rally successfully, continued by distribution of
books and stationary to the school students of ZPHS from hands of Dr M Sandhya Rani (NSS
Co-Coordinator), Sarpanch of Aziznagar Mr Sandhya Srisailam garu and ZPHS Principal J.
Shekar Reddy. A discussion on the games to be conducted for the school students was also done
committee wise and the prizes to be distributed were carefully sorted. Conducted few
competitions and games for primary school children and distributed prizes to them. The students
dispersed for refreshments and gathered again to discuss the course of the camp.

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After lunch the students were given general instructions and each committee was made aware of
their duties and responsibilities. students were grouped in to 10 Volunteer team members each
consisting of Five in number and were dispersed for the survey. The survey focused on Health
and education. The people of village were very cooperative in survey. Later the students were
asked to assemble in the school premises after tea break to consolidate the collected survey data
Most of them reported issues about knee pains and few respiratory problems which were after
effects of COVID-19.

There was a literacy drive taken by the student volunteered by Mr. Yohan and as a part of it he
delivered a lecture for the 10th class students about the guiding them for future career options.
The day came to an end after dinner.

Day 1 Group Discussion About Camp Planning

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 Rally

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 Rally

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 BOOKS AND PENS DISTRIBUTION

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 Books Distribution By JNTUH Voluteers

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 Dance Competition And Quiz

PRIZE DISTRIBUTION

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 Day 1 Village Survey

Survey

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 Survey

Survey

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 DAY 1: COMPLETION OF SURVEY AND LITERACY DRIVE

DAY-2 – WOMEN EMPOWERMENT

On Day 2 of our village camp an awareness programme on Women Empowerment

Have been conducted for village women in village and students in school about

 The main objective in choosing this is to promote women’s sense of self-worth, their
ability to determine their own choices, and their right to influence social change for
themselves and others. promoting women’s rights have emerged as a part of a major
global movement. The student Bhavishya and student Ruchika discussed the importance
of woman and the schemes introduced by the government to women empowerment like

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 one stop Centre scheme, Women helpline Scheme, A comprehensive Scheme for
prevention of trafficking and rescue, Rehabilitation and Re-integration of Victims of
Trafficking and Commercial Sexual Exploitation (UJJAWALA), SWADHAR,NARI
SHAKTHI PURUSKAR, Rajya Mahila Samman & Zila Mahila Samman Mahila Shakti
Kendras (MSK) and Instructed the students to discuss with their parents and neighbours.
They also have demonstrated some skills for employment of women staying at home.
They demonstrated preparation of agarbathi from the floral waste which can be done at
homes which would provide income, safe for health and eco-friendly.

INTERACTING WITH WOMEN FARMERS

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 JNTUH VOLUNTEERS EXPLAINING WOMEN EMPOWERMENT TO THE ZPHS STUDENTS

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 DAY III – HARITHAHARAM

Planting has been done by the Aziznagar Sarpanch Sandhya Srisailam garu and srisailam
garu and the school principal in the premises of primary school from 11.00 am onwards. The
Students were actively involved in planting saplings in the residences of students, the
residents responded with enthusiasm and ensure to water and take care of the saplings that
were planted. Few plant saplings were distributed to various students to plant them in their
houses.15 plants were medicinal plants among them. After lunch we had a field visit, Village
Office Clerk, accompanied the students to the areas of fields, where the students interacted
with farmers helped them in removing weeds and discussed with them about their
empowerment and the problems faced by them in farming.

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 HARITHAHARAM

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 Day IV -WATER CONSERVATION

On Day 4 of our village camp an awareness programme on Water conservation was performed
and organised by Mr. Bhasker, Faulty of CWR and student Ravi naik. The concept is exposed to
6th-9th students in the form of presentation. with a brief information on Rainwater harvesting
(RWH) collection techniques like redirected to a tank, cistern, deep pit (well, shaft, or
borehole), aquifer, or a reservoir with percolation, so that it seeps down and restores the ground
water. Dew and fog can also be collected with nets or other tools. Rainwater harvesting differs
from storm water harvesting as the runoff is typically collected from roofs and other surfaces for
storage and subsequent reuse. Its use include watering gardens, livestock, irrigation, domestic
use with proper treatment, and domestic heating. The harvested water can also be committed to
longer-term storage or groundwater recharge.

Rainwater harvesting is one of the simplest and oldest methods of self-supply of water for
households, having been used in India and other countries for many thousands of years.
Installations can be designed for different scales including households, neighborhoods and
communities and can also be designed to serve institutions such as schools, hospitals and other
public facilities.

Traditionally, storm water management using detention basins served a single purpose.
However, optimized real-time control lets this infrastructure double as a source of rainwater
harvesting without compromising the existing detention capacity. This has been used in the EPA
headquarters to evacuate stored water prior to storm events, thus reducing wet weather flow
while ensuring water availability for later reuse. This has the benefit of increasing water quality
released and decreasing the volume of water released during combined sewer overflow events

Rainwater harvesting by freshwater-flooded forests

Rainwater harvesting is possible by growing freshwater-flooded forests without losing the

income from the used, submerged land. The main purpose of the rainwater harvesting is to use
the locally available rain water to meet water requirements throughout the year without the need
of huge capital expenditure. This would facilitate the availability of uncontaminated water for
domestic, industrial, and irrigation needs

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Rainwater harvesting provides the independent water supply during regional water restrictions,
and in developed countries, it is often used to supplement the main supply. It provides water
when a drought occurs, can help mitigate flooding of low-lying areas, and reduces demand on
wells which may enable groundwater levels to be sustained. It also helps in the availability of
potable water, as rainwater is substantially free of salinity and other salts. Applications of
rainwater harvesting in urban water system provides a substantial benefit for both water supply
and wastewater sub-systems by reducing the need for clean water in water distribution systems,
less generated storm water in sewer systems, and a reduction in storm water runoff polluting
freshwater bodies.

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 RAIN WATER HARVESTING PITS

CONSTRUCTION OF RAIN WATER HARVESTING PITS

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 LECTURE ON WATER CONSERVATION TECHNIQUES EXPLAINING TO STUDENTS
USING VIDEO PRESENTATION

EXPLAINING WATER CONSERVATION TECHNIQUES

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 Sri. Raju from Water Aid presented the need of water hygiene, water conservation and
role of NSS volunteers

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 DAY 4 COMPLETION OF THEME WATER CONSERVATION

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 Day 5 - ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION AWARNESS:

On Day 5 of our village camp an awareness programme on environment protection was

organised by NSS student Mr Srinivas chary. The concept is exposed to 6 th-9th students in the
form of pictorial representation. Environment protection awareness was given to the high school
students, as the topic is most important, it deals with the nature and its conservation, students
actively participated in the awareness campaign. It was not just an awareness program but it was
a combined activity with the students where students actively contributed their points in order to
protect and develop the nature, environment and surroundings.

The points which were discussed among the students had a great impact on them as they were
bewildered by knowing how our daily activities effect the environment. Some daily activities
such as cutting off and separating the tips of the milk and oil packets which we do on daily basis
when explained that the recycling process of the tips was a lot more difficult when compared to
the larger plastic pack was deeply understood by the students and the JNTUH NSS group was
happy as the students were more attentive to the topic and were interested to bring the change.

ENVIRON
MENTAL PROTECTION AWARNESS PROGRAME

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Pictorial presentation of the above images which clearly indicates the adverse effects of the
negligence and granted behavior towards the environment was clearly demonstrated along with
the real-life examples which happened at various parts of country and it had best impact and we
gave us the opportunity to show the students how the effect may seem like.

Events like after the tsunami effect where the dumped plastic was dumped on the shore denotes
that “What we give to the nature will be returned to us “either good or bad, so by protecting the
environment the same protects us in return was the core idea which was seeded in students
mind.

As it was more like an open discussion rather than a speech, students were encouraged to give
their ideas about how to protect the environment and as a part of this many students contributed
ideas which were based on their experience some of them were

 Use of reusable oil cans and tins instead of plastic bottles

 Increase the use of good quality / degradable plastics instead of the low-grade plastic
covers
 More awareness on organic farming than the use of pesticides

So Environment Protection Awareness was a great theme that to be introduced and seeded in
the children as they can change the future of the nation.

DAY 5: COMPLETION OF THEME ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION AWARNESS

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 DAY 6 - HEALTH AND NUTRITION AWARENESS

Day 6th began with breakfast. On the day 6 the lecture was delivered after lunch the spoke person

was a NSS volunteer Raj Kumar from biotechnology spoke about the significance of Health and

nutrition, he motivated the students to lead a healthy lifestyle and serve the society. The

students were inspired by the speech and gained knowledge about the Health benefits of

nutrition, neutraceuticals , healthy diet and exercise. The schedule for the next day was given to

the students to prepare for the activities to be performed on the last day.

AWARNESS ON HEALTH AND NUTRITION TO STUDENTS

After lunch students were involved in swatch bharath. The students worked hard to clean

the streets around the government school and near to gram panchayath drinking water pumps and

the areas where the cleaning is necessary.

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 SWATCH BHARATH IN ZPHS SCHOOL AZIZ NAGAR

SWATCH BHARATH

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DAY 6 COMPLETION THEME: HEALTH AND NUTRITION AWARENESS

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 DAY 7 – MEDICAL CAMP
Based on these issues screened on the first day of survey we could plan a medical camp on last
day .The last day started with Breakfast and the medical Camp started around 9.30 a.m. Dr
Kranthi and her team conducted the medical camp. The team members Dr.Gayathri Pediatrics,
Dr. Prasanth Pulmonary medicine, General medicine, Dental, Public Relation Officer Mr.
H.Raju, Hospital administrator vindhya .Both dental and pediatrics check up was done for
primary school children 60 in number ,a total of 68 old people were benefitted. Students went to
village and volunteered the family members brought the villagers Medicines were provided for
the people who were tested in the Camp for blood sugar, Blood pressure, old people for checkup
were given tablets for their well being.

Awareness Programme On First Aid: The NSS volunteers TEAM of Pharmacognosy students
Headed by P.Chandana has delivered the Awareness On First Aid of different medical
emergency conditions like heart attack, electric shock, burns, chemical burns, fire burns, snake
bite and fits by using pictures to the class 4th to 9th students of ZPHS Aziznagar.

We thought students how to first aid in the following way when students saw someone having
heart attack symptoms

 Make them to rest quietly, either sitting or lying down.

 Call an ambulance by dialing 108. Or better call ambulance of a nearby hospital
ambulance. (Keep the contacts stored in your mobile)
 If directed, take an aspirin immediately (unless you are allergic to it).
 If breathless, sit up.
 If they feel faint, lie flat. And give oxygen therapy
 Start CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation). CPR involves mouth-to-mouth breathing and
external heart massage through the chest (chest compressions).
 Act fast: get someone to call for skilled help if you are not trained on CPR

Prompt medical attention can help reduce the amount of heart muscle damage and can help
improve the person’s chances of survival. The do’s and don’t’s for Fits, Snake bite, Electric
shock, burns, cardiac arrest (stroke) were clearly explained to students.

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 REGISTRATION AND MEDICAL CARD ISSUING

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 CHECKUP FOR CHILDREN

ORTHOPEDIC CHECKUP FOR SENIOR CITIZENS

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 BMS- CHECKUP FOR ALL DENTAL CHECKUP FOR ALL

GENERAL CHECKUP FOR ALL AGE GROUPS

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 FIRST AID CONCEPT

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 DAY 7 Completion Of Medical Camp And First Aid Awareness

The students gathered for a guest lecture at 2:30 pm after lunch in the premises of the school, the guest
lecture was organized by Professor M.V.S.S Giridhar, spoke about being more responsible and sensible
towards the things happening around us. He encouraged the students to be highly informed about current
affairs. His session was an interactive one in which students participated with zeal.

Finally, the NSS Special camp turned out to be successful and beneficial to villagers and also helped students
to change their personality and attitude towards life.

The list of volunteers are listed in the Annexure –I.

Prof .Giridhar, Addressing students about social responsibility

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 ANNEXURE –I

List of Volunteers

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SL.NO Branch NAME OF THE VOLUNTEER G MOBILE
01 IST-CPS AKULA MOUNIKA F 9666956415
02 IST-CPS P. CHANDANA F 9392580600
03 IST-CPS BHAVITHA YADAV F 9398538823
04 IST-CPS Y. KALYANI F 8096866705
05 IST-CPS ARVIND ABDESH M 6300627160
06 IST-CPS SHAIK SONIA NAZMI F 8686380699
07 IST-CPS A. DIVYA F 7893718303
08 IST-CPS K.BHAVISHYA F 8008492549
09 IST-CPS SREELEKHA F 7702206422
10 IST-CPS VOOKANTI SWATHI F 9618136601
11 IST-CPS G.NAVYA SRI F 7013355420
12 IST-CPS MOKA MANISHA F 9063002367
13 IST-CPS S.PRAVALIKA F 9666760085
14 IST-CPS D.SHYLAJA F 90009 66405
15 IST-CPS TRIVENI .S F 7337081649
16 IST-CPS B. HANSIKA F 9391477361
17 IST-CPS P.THANYASRI F 6305646373
18 IST-CPS SWETHA KUMARI F 7702906588
19 IST-CPS TALARI YOHAN M 7997920323
20 IST-CPS MONIKA .KASTURI F 7901517636
21 IST-CPS RAVALIKA F 7780635160
22 IST-CPS P.RUCHIKA F 8919215529
23 IST-CPS ERRAMOUNIKA F 8247551944
24 IST-CPS RAPAKA HARIKA F 6302440132
25 IST-CPS ELURI SAMREEN F 9515467563
26 IST-CPS B.SAHITHI F 7995827797
27 IST-CPS B.CHANDANA F 6303743004
29 IST-CPS HARSHA MEGHANA F 7093966959
30 IST-CPS J.VINAY M 7032356716
31 IST-CPS K. VAISHNAVI F 7093598339
32 IST-CPS M.SRAVANI F 7702627899
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37 KIRANMAYI F 7989753500
34 IST-CPS SAHANA SREE F 7995182354
35 IST-CPS SHIVANI.N F 8185954957
36 IST-CPS D.YADAGIRI M 8340073876
37 IST-CPS KRISHNA MOHAN M 8374798027
38 IST-CPS MD.RIZWAN M 8801337577
39 IST-CPS M. SWETHA F 9640813908
40 IST-CPS P. BHAVANA F 8897128408
41 IST-CPS K.SHRUTI F 7032899780
42 IST-CPS RM.NOOR HAZIRA F 8247875761
43 IST-CPS P.LAXMI PRASANNA F 9121063452
44 IST-CPS N.REKHA F 6301803954
45 IST-CPS B.ANUSHA F 9390239010
46 IST-CPS M.SRINIVAS M 9160565662
47 IST-CPS G.PRASHANTH M 8096395818
48 IST-CPS K.PURUSHATHUM M 9618974800
49 IST-BT M.SHEKAR M 7981889443
50 IST-BT D.RAJ KUMAR M 9703881654
51 IST-WET M.RAVI NAIK M 9652926610
52 IST-CPS K.BHAGYA F 7013688081

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