Cultural Programme Highlights Seven-Day NSS Camp at Government Senior Secondary School Sihorpain
Sihorpain, October 15, 2026: A cultural programme featuring the talent and creativity of students was organised during the seven-day National Service Scheme (NSS) special camp at Government Senior Secondary School, Sihorpain. Satya Pal Sharma attended the event as the chief guest. The school principal, B. R. Kamal, along with members of the School Management Committee (SMC), was also present.
During the programme, all four NSS teams participated enthusiastically and presented a variety of cultural performances. The students showcased their talent, creativity, social awareness and team spirit through their performances. Their efforts were appreciated by the chief guest and other members present at the event.
Chief guest Satya Pal Sharma lauded the efforts of the NSS volunteers and encouraged them to actively contribute to social service, discipline, mutual cooperation and nation-building. He emphasised the important role young people can play in the development of society and the nation. He also highlighted the importance of such camps in nurturing a spirit of service and helping students become responsible citizens.
School Principal B. R. Kamal appreciated the enthusiasm and active participation of the NSS volunteers. He encouraged students to remain conscious of their social responsibilities and take an active part in activities aimed at public welfare.
The seven-day special camp is being conducted under the guidance of NSS Programme Officers Shashi Pal and Anuradha Rani. Various activities related to social awareness, cleanliness and creative expression are also being organised as part of the camp.
Under the leadership and guidance of Principal B. R. Kamal, these activities aim to develop a spirit of service, social responsibility, leadership skills and collective participation among students.
The NSS camp is providing students with an opportunity to go beyond classroom learning, understand community needs and recognise their responsibilities towards society. The cultural programme further encouraged teamwork, creativity and active participation among the volunteers.