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BEACH CLEANING
Sundaratheeram theeradesa sucheekaranam. The NSS GEMS Unit displayed their dedication to environmental cleanliness and community engagement by actively participating in the inaugural day of the "Sundaratheeram Theeradesa Sucheekaranam" cleanliness mission. This ambitious initiative, spearheaded by the Calicut Corporation, aimed to promote a cleaner environment with active public involvement. The event kicked off on October 2nd, serving as a powerful reminder of the impact that collective efforts can have on the upkeep of public spaces The NSS GEMS Unit's involvement in the first day of this massive cleanliness mission underscored their commitment to social responsibility and environmental well-being. As they joined hands with fellow citizens, their presence symbolized a shared dedication to fostering a cleaner and healthier community. The participation of NSS volunteers resonated with the organization's ethos of contributing to society through hands-on actions. The "Sundaratheeram Theeradesa Sucheekaranam" mission took on a monumental task, spanning 22 kilometers of beachfront cleanup over the course of a week. The NSS GEMS Unit's involvement on the inaugural day set the tone for this ambitious undertaking. A total of 34 NSS Volunteers participated in the program. Their active participation demonstrated that small steps taken by dedicated individuals can lead to significant changes, inspiring others to join in the ongoing effort to maintain the beauty and cleanliness of public spaces. The event highlighted the importance of public engagement in maintaining the environment. By participating in such initiatives, individuals and organizations like the NSS GEMS Unit contribute to the creation of a culture of cleanliness and responsibility. Their involvement emphasized that a collective commitment to preserving natural resources and public spaces is vital for the betterment of the community as a whole. In conclusion, the NSS GEMS Unit's participation in the first day of the "Sundaratheeram Theeradesa Sucheekaranam" cleanliness mission showcased their dedication to environmental stewardship and community involvement.

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BLOOD DONATION CAMP
A remarkable display of unity and altruism was witnessed as a blood donation camp unfolded under the collaborative efforts of the NSS GEMS Unit and the Manjeri Blood Bank. On April 8th, 2021, this noble initiative took place within the college premises, showcasing the power of collective goodwill. With more than a hundred participants stepping forward, this event underscored the essential role that community-driven blood donation plays in saving lives. Under the joint auspices of the NSS GEMS Unit and the Manjeri Blood Bank, the blood donation camp symbolized a harmonious partnership dedicated to a humanitarian cause. As the college opened its doors to host this noble endeavor, it became a hub of generosity and compassion. The active involvement of the NSS unit demonstrated their commitment to social welfare, serving as a reminder that collective action can make a tangible difference in addressing critical needs. The significant turnout of over a hundred donors showcased the depth of empathy within the community. Each blood donation stood as a life-saving act, potentially impacting numerous individuals who rely on such donations during medical emergencies. The event not only highlighted the importance of voluntary blood donation but also emphasized the transformative power of people coming together to support a common cause. In conclusion, the blood donation camp organized jointly by the NSS GEMS Unit and the Manjeri Blood Bank stands as a testament to the potential of collaboration for the greater good. The event's success, marked by the participation of more than a hundred donors, highlights the profound impact that community-driven initiatives can have on the lives of those in need. Such endeavors remind us of the incredible difference that can be made through simple acts of kindness and the willingness to contribute to the well-being of others. About 40 volunteers participated.