RS PURA, Nov 4: The National Service Scheme (NSS) Unit of Government Degree College (GDC) RS Pura successfully concluded its week-long special camp on the theme “Making India Corruption-Free” with a valedictory function held under the patronage of Principal Dr. Preetpal Kour.
The special camp, organised from October 26 to November 3, 2026, aimed to sensitise students about the importance of integrity, transparency, accountability and ethical values in building a corruption-free nation. NSS volunteers participated enthusiastically in various activities promoting social responsibility, civic awareness and community service.
The programme commenced with a welcome address by Dr. Savleen Kour, who welcomed the chief guest, guest of honour, Principal, faculty members and NSS volunteers. The occasion was graced by Pawan Sharma, Retired SSP, JKPS, as the chief guest, while Principal Dr. Preetpal Kour attended as the guest of honour.
In his address, Pawan Sharma highlighted various dimensions of corruption and its adverse impact on society and national development. Drawing upon his experience in police administration, he sensitised students about vigilance mechanisms and measures to prevent corruption in government departments. He encouraged young volunteers to oppose corrupt practices and uphold the values of truth, justice and integrity.
Principal Dr. Preetpal Kour appreciated the NSS Unit for organising the camp on such a socially relevant theme. She urged students to adopt ethical values in their personal and professional lives, emphasising that building a corruption-free India requires collective commitment, awareness and responsible citizenship.
A detailed report of the activities conducted during the week was presented by Prof. Lukesha Dubgotra, who highlighted the initiatives undertaken by NSS volunteers and the outcomes of the camp. She observed that the programme provided students with a meaningful platform to understand their social responsibilities and contribute towards building an ethical and accountable society.
Participation certificates were also distributed among NSS volunteers in recognition of their active involvement and contribution throughout the camp.
The special camp was organised by NSS Programme Officer Prof. Lukesha Dubgotra along with the committee members. The valedictory function concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by Dr. Sunil Kumar.
The programme ended with a renewed commitment towards the national cause of making India corruption-free, highlighting that the fight against corruption begins with individual integrity, awareness and collective action.