Chandigarh, Oct. 9 -- The six-day National Service Scheme (NSS) special camp 2025-2026, centred on the theme 'Health, Hygiene and Cleanliness', culminated at Mount Carmel School, on September 30. The programme, which engaged student volunteers in rigorous service and awareness activities, was held under the guidance of the founders and directors, Earnest Charles J Samuel and Annie Charles Samuel, with approval from the NSS department, UT Chandigarh. The camp's daily schedule began with prayer, the NSS pledge and warm-up exercises, followed by a series of impactful events designed to instil civic sense, discipline and social responsibility. On Day One, intensive self-defence training was launched by Chandigarh Police under the 'Swayam' programme, along with Swachhata Participation Day activities and competitions.On the second day, volunteers undertook community service at Mohali's Sai Temple, participating in cleaning and Langar seva.On the third day, expert sessions were conducted on personal hygiene by Dr Tasneef Kausar and Organ Donation by the Mohan Foundation. The principal Parveena John Singh stated that the dedication shown by our NSS volunteers in blending skill-building with selfless service has truly made this camp a success....