On September 24, 1969, the National Service Scheme (NSS) was formally launched in an effort to forge a significant connection between the school and the community. The Father of the Nation, Mahatma Gandhi, understood that before the student youth were inspired to work for the enhancement of the villages/community, the nation was unable to grow in the correct way. Gandhiji believed that the villages, where nearly all of the population lived represented the nation. Therefore, it was considered appropriate for the students and teachers to be adequately sensitized and utilized for improving the Indian society as a whole with a particular focus on rural community for the purpose of national rebuilding and national rebirth. Thus, the three fundamental elements of education are believed to be students, teachers, and the community.

Vision

The goal is to develop youngsters who are both intellectually and spiritually capable of improving society and led community service activities

Mission

The National Service Scheme has been functioning with the motto "NOT ME BUT YOU" in the hope to inspire students to serve the public, and as consequently, NSS seeks to integrate education and community service.

Objectives:

• Understand the environment in which people work
• Identify yourself in connection with the surrounding community
• Determine the community's desires and problems, then involve them in the solution process.
• Create a culture of civic and social responsibility among themselves
• Gain the skills necessary for living in a community and sharing responsibilities.
• Learn how to encourage community involvement
• Build up a plan for emergencies and natural disasters, andPractice social harmony and national integration