Five Volunteers Selected from Jiwaji University for Republic Day Parade

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Volunteers Participate in Selection Camp

A total of 75 volunteers from eight districts of Jiwaji University participated in a camp held at Amity University, Gwalior. They underwent various stages of selection for the Republic Day Parade. The university-level camp was organized by the National Service Scheme (NSS) cell.

Selection Process Assessed Skills

The selection process meticulously tested the volunteers' physical fitness, cultural performance skills, and general knowledge related to the National Service Scheme. This camp served as a crucial stepping stone for selecting volunteers who would eventually represent the state in future parades.

Regional Camp Selection

The selection of the best volunteers for the regional camp was overseen by Dr. Ashok Kumar Shroti, Deputy Programme Advisor from the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, who graced the occasion as the chief guest. He addressed the volunteers, emphasizing the significant and unforgettable experience of participating in the Republic Day Parade.

“The experience of participating in the Republic Day Parade is extremely important and unforgettable for every volunteer,” Dr. Shroti stated. He also described the selection process as an opportunity to strengthen the learning process rather than just focusing on the final outcome.

Amity University's Pro-Chancellor, Lieutenant General (Retd.) V.K. Sharma, also extended his best wishes to the young volunteers for their upcoming journey. The judging panel, comprising Dr. Manoj Awasthi, Rachna Jain, and Captain Dr. Sameer Bhargav, evaluated the volunteers' performances.

Five Selected for Joint Regional Camp

Five outstanding volunteers, selected for their excellent performance at the university level, will now participate in a joint regional camp for six states to be held in Agra. This event presents a significant opportunity for them to represent their state and showcase their talent at the national level.

Event Concludes with Gratitude

During the concluding session, Dr. Rachna Katthal expressed her gratitude to all the guests and presented them with mementos. Dr. Manish Dubey thanked all the officials, team in-charges, and volunteers who actively participated in the event. A total of 104 individuals directly contributed to the success of the entire event.