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SWACHHATA SEVA – Cleanliness Drive 2026

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Date: October 1st, 2026

As part of Swachhata Hi Seva 2026, NSS Unit–IV of SDM Institute of Nursing Sciences, Sattur, Dharwad, organized a voluntary cleanliness drive (Shramadaan) on 01 October 2026 at Sattur. The activity was conducted with the objective of promoting cleanliness, hygiene, civic responsibility, and community participation among NSS volunteers and the general public.

Objectives:

The cleanliness drive was organized with the following objectives:

  • To promote the importance of cleanliness and hygiene in the community.
  • To encourage NSS volunteers to actively participate in voluntary community service.
  • To create awareness regarding proper waste disposal and maintenance of clean public places.
  • To develop a sense of civic responsibility and social commitment among students.
  • To contribute to the Swachhata Hi Seva 2026 initiative through voluntary Shramadaan.

Conduct of the Programme:

A total of 40 NSS volunteers from NSS Unit–IV actively participated in the cleanliness drive. The programme was conducted in coordination with the local community and with the permission of the Panchayat member.

The volunteers undertook cleanliness activities at important public places in Sattur, including:

  • Sattur Bus Stand
  • Tulaja Bhavani Temple premises
  • Local School premises

The volunteers collected scattered waste, removed litter from the surroundings, cleaned the public areas, and helped improve the overall cleanliness of the selected locations. The activity also provided an opportunity for the volunteers to interact with the community and emphasize the importance of maintaining clean and hygienic surroundings.

Outcome of the Activity

The cleanliness drive resulted in:

  • Improved cleanliness of selected public places in Sattur.
  • Increased awareness among volunteers regarding community hygiene and sanitation.
  • Active participation of nursing students in community service.
  • Promotion of the values of voluntary service, social responsibility, and civic participation.
  • Strengthened community engagement through the NSS initiative.

Conclusion:

The Swachhata Hi Seva 2026 – Voluntary Swachhata Seva (Shramadaan) conducted by NSS Unit–IV, SDM Institute of Nursing Sciences, Sattur, on 01 October 2026 was successfully completed with the active participation of 40 NSS volunteers. The cleanliness drive resulted in:

The programme successfully reinforced the NSS motto of “Not Me But You” by encouraging students to serve the community through voluntary action.