Jalandhar December 30 (Jaswinder Singh Azad)- The seventh and final day of the 7-Day NSS Camp was marked by reflection, celebration, and gratitude. The valedictory ceremony was organized on 24 December 2025 under the able guidance, constant support, and visionary leadership of Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla. The valedictory ceremony was graced by Principal Prof. Dr. Ekta Khosla as the Chief Guest. Dr. Navroop, Dean Youth Welfare, Mrs. Kuljeet Kaur, Associate Professor, PG Department of Punjabi, along with other respected faculty members, were also present at the event. The programme commenced with the DAV Anthem, followed by a dignified welcome of the Chief Guest and other esteemed dignitaries.
In her inspiring address, Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla congratulated the entire NSS team for their commendable work and disciplined conduct. She appreciated the volunteers for their sincerity, patience, and sense of responsibility. Through a meaningful story comparing heaven and hell, she emphasized the importance of teamwork, cooperation, empathy, and collective growth, conveying the message that true success lies in supporting and uplifting one another. She motivated the volunteers to remain confident, patient, and focused in life and praised all the activities and achievements of the camp.
Dr. Navroop, in his address, lauded the efforts of the organizing team and encouraged the students to uphold the values of NSS in their future endeavors. Thereafter, Ms. Harmanu, NSS In-charge and Programme Coordinator, presented a detailed report of the seven-day camp, highlighting the major educational, social, environmental, cultural, and community-based activities conducted during the camp. She expressed her heartfelt gratitude to the NSS volunteers, acknowledging their dedication, discipline, teamwork, and tireless efforts. She rightly remarked that teachers plan activities, but it is the students who execute them, and the volunteers proved this through their sincere participation and commitment.
This was followed by the prize distribution ceremony
She also thanked all faculty members, staff, village representatives, and supporting officials who contributed to the success of the camp. Subsequently, volunteers Aashna, Kashish, Pranjali, and Khyati shared their learnings, personal growth, and transformative experiences from the camp. This session truly reflected the spirit of NSS—“Learning through Service.” Following this, a video showcasing the key activities of the first six days of the camp was screened, offering a visual glimpse of the various initiatives undertaken. This was followed by the prize distribution ceremony, where winners of various competitions conducted during the camp—such as essay writing, speeches, poetry, poster making, and other activities—were honored with awards.
Aashina was awarded the title of Best Camper for her outstanding participation and dedication. All volunteers were also given participation certificates in recognition of their hard work and contributions throughout the camp. The programme concluded with a formal vote of thanks proposed by Dr. Deepti Dhir, who expressed gratitude to the Principal, Vice Principal, NSS Coordinator, NSS Programme Officers, faculty members, volunteers, and all contributors for their support and cooperation.
The valedictory ceremony was attended by Mrs. Satinder Kaur (Associate Professor, PG Department of Punjabi), Mr. Neeraj Aggarwal (Assistant Professor, English), Dr. Baljinder Singh (Assistant Professor, Sociology), Dr. Shailender (Assistant Professor, Fine Arts), Mrs. Sukhwinder Kaur (Associate Professor, PG Department of Punjabi), Mr. Ashish (Assistant Professor, Multimedia Department), Ms. Vandana Gupta (Assistant Professor, Home Science), Ms. Pratima (Assistant Professor, History), along with several other faculty members.
The programme was confidently and gracefully hosted by NSS volunteer Muskan Preet. The ceremony concluded with the National Anthem. This valedictory ceremony successfully reflected the spirit of “Yuva Manthan” and left a lasting impression of service, learning, leadership, and social responsibility among the volunteers.