A Report On - Gayatri Vidya Parishad College of Engineering

GAYATRI VIDYA PARISHAD COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING(AUTONOMOUS)

A Report On

REGULAR ACTIVITIES[2017 – 2018]

Organized by

NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME

NSS UNIT – GVPCE (A)(UNIT No.: AP11-007)

GAYATRI VIDYA PARISHAD COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING (A)Madhurawada, Visakhapatnam – 530 048

NSS UNIT AP11-007 REGULAR ACTIVITIES REPORT 2017-18

GVP COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING (A)

GAYATRI VIDYA PARISHADCOLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

(Autonomous)

NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEMEUNIT NO: AP11-007

NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEMEUNIT: AP11-007

REGULAR ACTIVITIES REPORT of 2017-2018

Name of the Principal & Chairman: Prof. A. BALA KOTESWARA RAOName of the Programme Officer: Dr. C.V. NageswaraRaoName of the Assistant Programme Officer Y.C.V. Kondaiah

NSS Unit and its student volunteers of the college, burstingwith full of energy brought out the spirit of the NSS Motto“NOT ME BUT YOU” by conducting the followingsensitization programmes for the society.



SWACHH BHARATHPAKHWADA

SWACHH BHARATH PAKHWADA(01st – 15th August 2017)


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1st – 15th AUGUST 2017NSS Unit of G.V.P. College of Engineering (A) has taken up several activities during 2017 –2018 under Swachh Bharat Pakhwada programme. The list is given in table below:

S.No Date Activity Name LocationNo of

VolunteersParticipated

Quantification(Area/length/Weight)

1 01-08-2017 Clean CampusGVPCE(A)Campus

6050 m x 5 m50 m x 5 m

2 02-08-2017 CleaningKommadiRythu Bazaar

21200 kg of garbagecollected

3 03-08-2017 CleaningMadhurawadaRythu Bazaar


4 04-08-2017Cleaning & CreatingAwareness onSwachh Bharath

Highway40


5 05-08-2017Cleaning & CreatingAwareness onSwachh Bharath

.Bakkanapalem–village road


6 06-08-2017 CleaningState Bank OfIndiaMadhurawada

42110kg of garbagecollected

7 07-08-2017Online E-Courses onSwachh BharathMission

ThroughInternet

70220 certificatesreceived




CLEANING OF COLLEGE PREMISES

(1st August 2017)

Activity Name CLEANING OF COLLEGE PREMISES

Activity No: GVPCE(A)/CFSR/NSS UNIT (AP11-007)/RA/2017-18/Activity – 001Activity Dates 01-08-2017Location of theActivity

GVP College of Engineering (A)MadhurawadaVisakhapatnam District

Activity Duration 1 DayBeneficiaries Faculty&studentsDescription of the activity:NSS Unit of GVPCE(A) of GVP College of Engineering (A) has taken up the challenge ofcleaning college premises .All the volunteers have participated actively by cleaning all thedepartments

Members Present:1) Student volunteers of NSS




Photographs of the Activity:Day-1




Photographs of the Activity Contd….




CLEANING OF KOMMADI RYTHU BAZAR

(2nd August 2017)

Activity Name CLEANING OF KOMMADI RYTHU BAZAR


Kommadi Rythu BazarkommadiVisakhapatnam District

Activity Duration 1 DayBeneficiaries General PublicDescription of the activity:NSS Unit of GVPCE(A) of GVP College of Engineering (A) has taken up the challenge ofcleaning vegetable market .All the volunteers have participated actively by cleaning all thevegetable waste






BEFORE CLEANING: AFTER CLEANING:




CLEANING OF MADHURAWADA RYTHU BAZAR

(3rd August 2017)

Activity Name CLEANING OF MADHURAWADA RYTHU BAZAR


Madhurawada Rythu BazarMadhurawadaVisakhapatnam District

Activity Duration 1 DayBeneficiaries General PublicDescription of the activity:NSS Unit of GVPCE(A) of GVP College of Engineering (A) has taken up the challenge ofcleaning vegetable market .All the volunteers have participated actively by cleaning all thevegetable waste






AFTER CLEANING: BEFORE CLEANING:




CLEANING OF NATIONAL HIGHWAY-16

(4th August 2017)

Activity Name CLEANING OF NATIONAL HIGHWAY-16

Activity No: GVPCE(A)/CFSR/NSS UNIT (AP11-007)/RA/2017-18/Activity – 004

Activity Dates 04-08-2017

Location of theActivity

Madhurawada

Visakhapatnam District

Activity Duration 1 Day

Beneficiaries General Public

Description of the activity:

NSS Unit of GVPCE(A) of GVP College of Engineering (A) has taken up the challenge ofcleaning NH-16 .All the volunteers have participated actively by cleaning all the plastic wastewhich are in middle of dividers and on footpaths.

Members Present:

1) Student volunteers of NSS




CLEANING OF BAKKANAPALEM VILLAGE ROAD

(5th August 2017)

Activity Name CLEANING OF BAKKANAPALEM VILLAGE ROAD




Madhurawada





NSS Unit of GVPCE(A) of GVP College of Engineering (A) has taken up the challenge ofcleaning bakkanapalem village road .All the volunteers have participated actively by cleaning allthe waste.

Members Present:





CLEANING OF STATE BANK OF INDIA PREMISES

(6th August 2017)

Activity Name CLEANING OF STATE BANK OF INDIA PREMISES




Madhurawada





NSS Unit of GVPCE(A) of GVP College of Engineering (A) has taken up the challenge ofcleaning bakkanapalem village road .All the volunteers have participated actively by cleaning allthe waste.

Members Present:






BEFORE CLEANING: AFTER CLEANING:




ONLINE E-COURSES ON SWACHH BHARAT MISSION

(7th August 2017)

Activity Name ONLINE E-COURSES ON SWACHH BHARATMISSION




Through Internet


Beneficiaries Students


NSS Unit of GVPCE(A) of GVP College of Engineering (A) has done online e-courses onswacch bharat mission.

Members Present:





PHOTOGRAPH OF CERTIFICATE:











SWACHH SANKALPSE SWACHH SIDDHI

ESSAY COMPETITION: WHAT WILL I DO FOR CLEANLINESS HELD ON 5-9-2017

PRIZE WINNERS:

NSS UNIT – AP11-007

PRIZE NO NAME ROLL NO BRANCH/CLASS/SEC

I K SAI SAMPATH 16131A05A0 CSE/2/2

II L.L. RACHANA VEPA 16131A04A0 ECE/2/3

III B.S.S. SHANMUKH 16131A0111 CIVIL/2/1

NSS UNIT - II

PRIZE NO NAME ROLL NO BRANCH/CLASS/SEC

I SAMMETA SRI HARIKA 15131A04I7 ECE/3/4

II G.H.V. VARA PRASAD 15131A0810 CHEMICAL/3/1

III K. BHASKAR RAO 15131A0144 CIVIL/3/1



OBSERVANCE OFNSS FOUNDATION DAY

23 SEPTEMBER 2017

Activity Name OBSERVANCE OF FOUNDATION DAY OF NATIONALSERVICE SCHEME FOR THE YEAR 2017


GVP College of Engineering (A)MadhurawadaVisakhapatnam

Activity Duration 1 DayBeneficiaries Faculty&studentsDescription of the activity:NSS Unit of GVPCE(A) of GVP College of Engineering (A) has observed the nss foundationday by taking pledge on endorsing their community service to our country.

Members Present:1) Student volunteers of both the units of NSS



SWACHH ANDHRAPROGRAMME

NOV – DEC 2017

NSS VOLUNTEERS STARTING THEIR SURVEY ON ODF



MINUTES OF MEETING WITH PANCHAYAT SECRETARY ON 22-11-2017Subject: SWACHH ANDHRA PROGRAMME – Main Focus on ODF(Open Defecation Free)NationRef: Letter from APSCHE THROUGH NSS COORDINATOR DATED 24-10-2017

As per the directions of JNTUK NSS Cell regarding SWACHH ANDHRA PROGRAMME, ameeting with Shri K. Karunakar, Panchayat Secretary, Kapuluppada and K. Nagarampalem is held on22-11-2017 i.e., Wednesday. Faculty coordinators of two units NSS UNIT – AP11-007 and NSSUNIT – II along student volunteers have expressed about the guidelines and objectives of the activity.Dr C.V. Nageswara Rao, NSS PO has detailed him about the program and requested for his valuableadvice. Panchayat Secretary has given us directions in executing the program and suggested variouspoints to be considered before taking up survey to see our nation as Open Defecation Free Nation byMarch 2018. He also emphasized on how each individual should take responsibility right from theirrespective families and neighbourhood. The following points were discussed: 1. It is resolved that twopanchayats namely Kapuluppada and K. Nagarampalem each consisting of 7 villages shall be selectedby our NSS units for taking up SWACHH ANDHRA PROGRAM. 2. A soft copy of the survey sheetshall be prepared by our NSS unit and the same shall be finalized by Panchayat Secretary 3. Presentstatus of the IHL (Individual Household Latrines) shall be issued to enable for an effective survey. 4.After the survey report is given with respect to availability and non-availability of toilets, applicationforms shall be issued upon screening. Consequently the forms shall be filled in by the resident withthe help of student volunteer and the same shall be submitted in the Panchayat office for furthercourse of action. 5. Awareness on general hygiene conditions and significance of giving toilets athomes shall also be taken up. Action Plan for SWACHH ANDHRA 1. Making a list of villages underKapuluppada and K Nagarampalem Panchayat 2. Visiting households for making survey ofavailability of IHL (Individual Household Latrines) 3. Gathering information of already sanctionedhouses 4. Surveying on present conditions of available Latrines 5. Making a list of houses not havingtoilets – submitting the list to Panchayat secretary – Following up further course of action with theguidelines of Panchayat Secretary

Faculty members present:1) Dr C.V. Nageswara Rao, Associate Professor, Dept of Chemical Engineering & NSS ProgrammeOfficer, NSS Unit AP11-0072) Shri Y.C.V. Kondaiah, Assistant Professor, Dept of EEE & NSS Assistant Programme Officer,NSS Unit AP11-0073) Shri Ch. Avinash, Assistant Professor, Dept of CSE & NSS Assistant Programme Officer, NSSUnit - II Student Volunteers present:1) Mr. G. H. Vara Prasad, Dept of Chemical Engineering2) Ms. P. Mandakini, dept of CSE3) Mr. G. Venkatesh, dept of Chemical Engineering



Table 1: LIST OF VILLAGES UNDER SURVEY

Table 2: GROUP NAMES IN PORTAL

S. No GroupNumber Group Name In Portal Remarks

1 Group 1 GVPCE (A) – NSS – (UNIT AP11-007) – 001(NEW)2 Group 2 GVPCE (A) – NSS – (UNIT AP11-007) – 002(NEW)3 Group 3 GVPCE (A) – NSS – (UNIT AP11-007) – 003(NEW)4 Group 4 GVPCE (A) – NSS – (UNIT AP11-007) – 004(NEW)5 Group 5 GVPCE (A) – NSS – (UNIT AP11-007) – 005(NEW)6 Group 6 GVPCE (A) – NSS – (UNIT AP11-007) – 006(NEW)7 Group 7 GVPCE (A) – NSS – (UNIT AP11-007) – 007(NEW)8 Group 8 GVPCE (A) – NSS – (UNIT AP11-007) – 001(NEW)9 Group 9 GVPCE (A) – NSS – (UNIT AP11-007) – 009(NEW)

10 Group 10 GVPCE (A) – NSS – (UNIT AP11-007) – 010(NEW)

S No Village Name Panchayat Remarks1. ChinnaMangamaripeta

Kapuluppada

2. Dibbadipalem3. Gangadipalem4. Sommanapalem5. Reddilapalem6. Kllivanipalem7. GollalaTimmapuram



Table 3b: Student details of each group can be created

Group.No S No. Name of Student Roll No Branch Class-sec

001 (New)

1 B GANGADHAR 16131A0810 Chemical 1

2 D S SOWMYA SINGH 16131A0806 Chemical 1

3 G N S V SATYA NARAYANA REDDY 16131A0811 Chemical 1

4 GANDI VENKATESH 16131A0809 Chemical 1

5 K KALYAN TEJA 16131A0813 Chemical 1

6 K MADHURI NAGA CHANDRIKA 17135A0808 Chemical 1

7 PUDIPEDDI MANDAKINI 16131A05I5 CSE 48 S KRISHNA PRATYUSHA 16131A0839 Chemical 1

9 V NAGA SAI SAMPATH 16131A0843 Chemical 1

10 Y POORNIMA 16131A0844 Chemical 1

002 (New)

1 A REVATHI 16131A0103 Civil 1

2 B PAVAN PUTRA REDDY 16131A0113Civil 1

3 B S S SHANMUKH 16131A0111Civil 1

4 B SAILAJA 16131A0183 Civil 2

5 M.V.M.SAI CHOWDARY 16131A0149Civil 1

6 R LOKESH 16131A0179Civil 2

7 S JAYANARSIMHAM 16131A0188Civil 2

8 V ASHA 17135A0824 Chemical 1

9 V GOVIND SAGAR 16131A0131Civil 1

10 V.V.S.S.D.MANIKANTA 17135A0825 Chemical 1

003 (New)

1 A POOJITHA 16131A0516 CSE 12 A SUPRIYA 16131A0508 CSE 1

3 B H N MALLIKARJUNA KUMAR 16131A0529 CSE 1

4 J SAI SUMA PRIYA 16131A0580 CSE 2

5 L.ASHA JYOTHI 17135A0115 Civil 1

6 M.PREM 17135A0119 Civil 2

7 M.SATHYA NARAYANA 17135A0117 Civil 2

8 MEHTAB BEGUM 17135A0116 Civil 2

9 S PAVAN KUMAR REDDY 16131A0196 Civil 2

10 Y V YAMINI 16131A05O1 CSE 4



Table 4b: GROUP NAMES IN PORTAL contd..

Group. No S No. Name of Student Roll No Branch Class-sec

004 (New)

1 K SAI SAMPATH 16131A05A0 CSE 2

2 K SIRISHA 16131A0591 CSE 2

3 K V R S SAI SWAROOP 16131A0584 CSE 2

4 M L HARIKA 16131A05D3 CSE 3

5 M MEGHANA 16131A05E1 CSE 3

6 M PRASANTH 16131A05E4 CSE 3

7 M SRIDEVI SUPRIYA 16131A05E3 CSE 3

8 P DHEERAJ 16131A05I1 CSE 4

9 P S SUMA 16131A05K6 CSE 4

10 S V S LAKSHMI 16131A05J8 CSE 4

005 (New)

1 K PRADEEP VARMA 16131A0479 ECE 2

2 B DIVYA CHANDANA 16131A0437 ECE 1

3 G MRUNALINI 16131A0458 ECE 1

4 K MANDHIRA MEGHANA 16131A04A0 ECE 2

5 K V SAI SANDHYA 16131A05M6 ECE 4

6 M V SIVA KALI PRASAD 16131A04B6 ECE 2

7 P.CHITRA HARSHA 17135A0533 CSE 3

8 P.EBENEZER CHANTI 17135A0534 CSE 3

9 R.GREESHMA SANDHYA 17135A0537 CSE 3

10 S MOHAMMAD MUNEER 16131A05L3 CSE 4

006 (New)

1 K GYAN SAI 16131A0482 ECE 2

2 K LAKSHMI SHRAVYA 16131A0481 ECE 2

3 K N S M SITA RAM 16131A0480 ECE 2

4 K RATNA SAI ROHIT 16131A0497 ECE 2

5 M SRAVYA SAI SUMA SRI 16131A04D0 ECE 3

6 P ESWAR 16131A04G7 ECE 3

7 P RAMA LAKSHMI 16131A04G6 ECE 3

8 P ROHITA SRILEKHA 16131A04G9 ECE 3

9 RACHANA LL VEPA 16131A04I0 ECE 3

10 T SAI HANEESHA 16131A04J0 ECE 4



Table 5b: GROUP NAMES IN PORTAL contd..

Group.No SNo. Name of Student Roll No Branch Class-sec

007 (New)

1 A AMRUTA 16131A0202 EEE 12 B VINEETH 16131A0209 EEE 1

3 B.MOULI 17135A0406 EEE 1

4 CH.SRI VAMSI 17135A0407 EEE 1

5 D VEERUDU 16131A0227 EEE 1

6 K HITHESH 16131A0243 EEE 1

7 K.SWATHI 17135A0425 ECE 18 T SAI SUPRIYA 16131A04L7 ECE 4

9 V DAVID STANLEY 16131A04N1 ECE 4

10 V SANDEEP KUMAR 16131A04N2 ECE 4

008 (New)

1 C VAISHANAVI 16131A1219 IT 12 CH SURYA MEGHANA 16131A1222 IT 13 J S DAMODHAR

DIWAKAR16131A0293 EEE 2

4 K PAVAN KALYAN 16131A0270 EEE 2

5 M PRAHARSHA 16131A0255 EEE 1

6 M RACHITHA 16131A0260 EEE 1

7 N GNANESH 16131A1277 IT 28 P PRAJWALITHA 16131A0267 EEE 2

9 T SATYA RATNAVATI 16131A0298 EEE 2

10 V.HARI KRISHNA 17135A0222 EEE 2

009 (New)

1 A J CHAKRA PANI 16131A0311 MECHANICAL 1

2 B AKILESH MISRA 16131A0310 MECHANICAL 1

3 B KAVYA 16131A0338 MECHANICAL 1

4 G VENKATA SAI 16131A0388 MECHANICAL 2

5 J AVINASH 16131A0396 MECHANICAL 2

6N SAI DURGA PRASAD 16131A1278 IT 2

7N V S CHANDANA 16131A1279 IT 2

8P RUPIKA 16131A1284 IT 2

9V SRIKAR 16131A12B2 IT 2

10V TARAKA AYYAPPA 16131A12B1 IT 2

010 (New)

1 G.UPENDRA KUMAR 17135A0316 MECHANICAL 2

2 K GANESH NAIDU 16131A03B6 MECHANICAL 2

3 K L V S SANDEEP 16131A03A9 MECHANICAL 2

4 M V V S DEEKSHITH 16131A03D5 MECHANICAL 3



5 N POORNA TEJA 16131A03F6 MECHANICAL 3

6 P BHARGAVI SRI 16131A03H0 MECHANICAL 3

7 R.DEVRAJ SAI KUMAR 17135A0317 MECHANICAL 2

8 R.KUSUMA 17135A0331 MECHANICAL 3

9 S GOPIKA 16131A03J3 MECHANICAL 4

10 T.DIVYA 17135A0337 MECHANICAL 4

Table 6: GROUP1 - GVPCE (A) – NSS – (UNIT AP11-007) – 001 (NEW)

S.No Name Total Houses Surveyed Remarks1 D S SOWMYA SINGH 1

2 PUDIPEDDI MANDAKINI 4

3 GANDI VENKATESH 1

4 K MADHURI NAGA CHANDRIKA 1

5 Y POORNIMA 1

6 K KALYAN TEJA 1

7 V NAGA SAI SAMPATH 1

8 B GANGADHAR 2

9 G N S V SATYA NARAYANA REDDY 2

10 S KRISHNA PRATYUSHA 1

Table 7: GROUP 2- GVPCE (A) – NSS – (UNIT AP11-007) – 002 (NEW)

S No Name Total Houses Surveyed Remarks1 V ASHA 1

2 A REVATHI 1

3 R LOKESH 4

4 M.V.M.SAI CHOWDARY 5

5 K L V S SANDEEP 1

6 B PAVAN PUTRA REDDY 1

7 B S S SHANMUKH 1

8 S JAYANARSIMHAM 1

9 B SAILAJ 1

10 V GOVIND SAGAR 1

11 V.V.S.S.D.MANIKANTA 1

Table 8:GROUP3 - GVPCE (A) – NSS – (UNIT AP11-007) – 003 (NEW)

S No Name Total Houses Surveyed Remarks1 L.ASHA JYOTHI 2

2 A SUPRIYA 1

3 A POOJITHA 1

4 S PAVAN KUMAR REDDY 1

5 MEHTAB BEGUM 2

6 J SAI SUMA PRIYA 1

7 Y V YAMINI 1

8 M.SATHYA NARAYANA 1

9 B H N MALLIKARJUNA KUMAR 1

10 M.PREM 2



Table 9: GROUP 4 - GVPCE (A) – NSS – (UNIT AP11-007) – 004 (NEW)

S No Name Total Houses Surveyed Remarks1 P DHEERAJ 3

2 P S SUMA 2

3 M MEGHANA 3

4 K V R S SAI SWAROOP 3

5 M SRIDEVI SUPRIYA 3

6 K SIRISHA 3

7 K SAI SAMPATH 4

8 M L HARIKA 3

9 M PRASANTH 3

10 S V S LAKSHMI 3


S No Name Total Houses Surveyed Remarks1 B DIVYA CHANDANA 1

2 K V SAI SANDHY 1

3 K PRADEEP VARMA 1

4 S MOHAMMAD MUNEER 1

5 P.EBENEZER CHANTI 1

6 P.CHITRA HARSHA 1

7 K MANDHIRAMEGHANA 1

8 R.GREESHMA SANDHYA 1

9 M V SIVA KALI PRASAD 2

10 G MRUNALINI 1


S No Name Total Houses Surveyed Remarks1 K RATNA SAI ROHIT 1

2 P ROHITA SRILEKHA 1

3 K LAKSHMI SHRAVYA 1

4 M SRAVYA SAI SUMA SRI 1

5 P RAMA LAKSHMI 1

6 K GYAN SAI 4

7 K N S M SITA RAM 1

8 P ESWAR 1

9 T SAI HANEESHA 1

10 RACHANA LL VEPA 1

Table 12: GROUP 7 - GVPCE (A) – NSS – (UNIT AP11-007) – 007 (NEW)S No Name Total Houses Surveyed Remarks

1 T SAI SUPRIYA 4

2 V SANDEEP KUMAR 1

3 K HITHESH 1

4 CH.SRI VAMSI 1

5 V DAVID STANLEY 1

6 B.MOULI 1

7 K.SWATHI 2

8 A AMRUTA 6

9 B VINEETH 3

10 D VEERUDU 1




1 M PRAHARSHA 2

2 C VAISHANAVI 5

3 J S DAMODHAR DIWAKAR 1

4 K PAVAN KALYAN 1

5 P PRAJWALITHA 1

6 V.HARI KRISHNA 1

7 N GNANESH 1

8 M RACHITHA 2

9 CH SURYA MEGHANA 5

10 T SATYA RATNAVATI 1


1 A J CHAKRA PANI 1

2 B AKILESH MISRA 1

3 J AVINASH 1

4 N V S CHANDANA 1

5 B KAVYA 1

6 P RUPIKA 7

7 G VENKATA SAI 2

8 V SRIKAR 2

9 V TARAKA AYYAPPA 1

10 N SAI DURGA PRASAD 1


1 R.KUSUMA 1

2 K L V S SANDEEP 1

3 M V V S DEEKSHITH 1

4 N POORNA TEJA 1

5 G.UPENDRA KUMAR 5

6 R.DEVRAJ SAI KUMAR

7 K GANESH NAIDU

8 T.DIVYA 2

9 P BHARGAVI SRI 2

10 S GOPIKA 1

Table 16: NUMBER OF HOUSES IN VILLAGE

S No Village NameTotal

Number ofHouses

Number ofHouses

Remaining

Number ofHouses Successfully

EnteredRemarks

1. DIBBADIPALEM 36

2. GANGADIPALEM 15

3. SOMMANAPALEM 49

4. KALLIVANIPALEM 22

5. REDDYLAPALEM

6. GOLLALA TIMMAPURAM 29

7. CHINAMANGAMARIPETA



PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE EVENT:

Volunteers with Anganvadi teacher and residents of Mangamaripeta

STARTING OF CONSTRUCTION WORK



UNDER CONSTRUCTION OF TOILET AND INTERACTING

WITH CONTRACTORS




WITH CONTRACTORS




WITH CONTRACTORS



COLLECTING DATA FROM ANGANWADI TEACHER ON IHHL

Interacting with sarpanch



STARTING STAGE OF CONSTRUCTION OF IHHL

NSS VOLUNTEERS SURVEYING IN SOMANNAPALEM



NSS VOLUNTEERS SURVEYING IN DIBADDIPALEM



NSS VOLUNTEERS SURVEYING IN REDDILAPALEM




UNDER CONSTRUCTION OF IHHL

UNDER CONSTRUCTION OF BATHROOM UNDER IHHL



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SANCTIONED BATHROOM OF MPPS REDDILAPALEM UNDER SWACHH NIDHI

NSS VOLUNTEERS SURVEYING IN KARRIVANIPALEM



BIRD-EYE VIEW OF KALLIVANIPALEM WITH NSS VOLUNTEERS



NSS VOLUNTEERS GETTING INTERACTED WITH ANGANWADI SCHOOL STUDENTS

AND MOTIVATING THEM ON IHHL



MPPS KALLIVANIPALEM GRANTED BATHROOM UNDER SWACHH NIDHI



SURVEYING BY NSS VOLUNTEERS ON IHHL IN CHINAMANGAMARIPETA



AWARENESS GIVING BY NSS VOLUNTEERS ON IHHL IN CHINAMANGAMARIPETA



SURVEYING BY NSS VOLUNTEERS ON IHHL IN CHINAMANGAMARIPETA



SURVEYING BY NSS VOLUNTEERS ON IHHL IN GANGADAPALEM



AWARENESS GIVING BY ODF COORDINATOR ON IHHL IN CHINAMANGAMARIPETA



JANMABHOOMI MAAVOORU PROGRAMME

5 JANUARY 2018

DETAILS OF DAY WISE ACTIVITIES

JANMABHOOMI MAA VOOORU PROGRAMTheme: EDUCATION - Vidya Viakasam

organized on 5th january 2018

Organized in ZPHS school - Pedda Mangamaripeta -K Nagarapalem Panchayat

Organized by NSS Unit - AP11-007 of GVP Collegeof Engineering (A). For classes: 6th to 9th

Competitions held: Essay writing - Elocution -drawing Competition - Singing



OBSERVANCE OFNATIONAL YOUTH DAY

OBSERVANCE OF NATIONAL YOUTH DAY

Swami Vivekananda

Sports CompetitionsOrganized By

NSS UNIT – GVPCE (A) UNIT-11-007 & IIName of the Principal & Chairman:

Prof. A. Bala Koteswara Rao

Programme Officer : Ch. RajeshAssistant Programme Officer Ch. Avinash .



About National Youth Day :

National Youth Day is celebrated in India on 12 January on the birthday of Swami

Vivekananda. In 1984 the Government of India declared the day as the National Youth Day

and since 1985 the event is celebrated in India every year.

NATIONAL YOUTH DAY THEMEFollowing are the year wise theme of national youth day celebration in India:

The theme of 2011 was “Sabse Pehle Bharat”.

The theme of 2012 was “Celebrating Diversity In Unity”.

The theme of 2013 was “Awakening The Youth Power”.

The theme of 2014 was “Youth For Drugs Free World”.

The theme of 2015 was “Youngmanch” and “Youth for Clean, Green and Progressive India”

(and slogan was “hum se hai nayi shuruaat”).

The theme of 2016 was “Indian Youth for Development, Skill and Harmony”.

The theme of 2017 was “Youth for Digital India”.

National Youth Day (Yuva Diwas or Swami Vivekananda Birthday) is celebrated by the youths at

all the schools, colleges by performing the parade, speech on Swami Vivekananda, recitations,

music, songs, conventions, Yogasanas, presentations, competition for essay-writing,

seminar, sports and etc. Lectures and writings related to the ideas of Swami Vivekananda are also

performed by the students to inspire the Indian youths. Variety of other performances are also carried

out by the people participated in the event all over the India as well as outside the country in order to

promote education, art, way of life, trust among youths inspire their inner soul.

About the Program

While carrying out NSS activities it is observed that some volunteers areunable to make it to participate on a particular day as they have to participate insports competition. Around 25 in each unit are involved in sports. This spirit,generated an idea for observing NATIONAL YOUTH DAY.



With the valuable inputs from Dr S.S.V. Jagannadha Rao , Director ofPhysical Education students could plan a strategic approach in playing a sportand it is decided by them that any sport shall be played as NSS Unit -1 vs NSSUnit - II.Congratulations to the volunteers for this strategy and coordination.He also made a statement that sports give some recreation (besides hecticvolunteering to serve the society) and keeps up the health as well.

The sports being played areBoys: Cricket - Volley Ball – Kabaddi-Table TennisGirls: Thowball-Table Tennis

I profusely thank Director - Physical Education and Ms Y Yamuna Rani, AsstProfessor, Physical education for their continuous support.

Again it is my responsibility to thank our beloved Principal Sir for hisencouragement.

All volunteers have proved that it is WIN - WIN paradigm situation ratherthan a win-lose paradigm.

The Winners of Various Competitions are:

1. Cricket – NSS Unit –II2. Volley ball – NSS Unit- AP-11-007.3. Kabaddi – NSS Unit –II.4. Throwball – NSS Unit-II.5. Table Tennis(Male) – NSS Unit –II.6. Table Tennis(Female) –NSS Unit-II



CRICKET:



THROW BALL :



TEAMS CRICKET AND THROWBALL



KABADDI :



TEAM KABADDI



BCT PROJECTDIGITIZING THE VILLAGES

It was nice talking to you today morning but due to the not so good communication links, unable tocontinue the discussion.The following are the details of the projects.

Project # 1:

Name: Digitization of VillagesDuration: 2 – 3 weeks based on the progress.Work area: My residence at Madhurawada, a final visit to BCT for a presentation.Number of hours: 1-2 hoursNature of the project: Customize a WordPress template and create number of web-sites under thesame domain.Type of Project: Web-Design and updatesRequirements: Volunteer students 4-5 with Laptop (mandatory). Knowledge of Telugu script writingis required.Start date of the project: 2nd Feb 2018

Background: NASSCOM-Microsoft have asked us to digitize the village data under BCT and we haveprepared a base template and a document for replication to other villages. The volunteers are requiredto take a new village and update the data on the web.

Project#2:Name: Editing of Textbooks for Electrician Skill development for BCT RHS (Residential HighSchool)Duration: 3 weeksWork area: anywhereNumber of hours per day: 1-2 hoursNature of the project: Based on a template, re-edit the textbook for electrician skill development andupdate with latest images as required.Type of the project: Word editing and Image updatingRequirements: Volunteer students 4-5 with Laptop (mandatory). Knowledge of Telugu script writingis required.Start date of the project: 2nd Feb 2018Background: The earlier textbooks are getting destroyed by usage and need an update based on thecurrent changes in the field.For both projects, I will be the project manager and upon successful completion, the student will beawarded with a certificate from BCT and a day’s stay at BCT for understanding BCT’s work invillages.Kindly let me know on how do we take it forward at the earliest.

Best Regards,Sriram NADIMINTIGoverning Body member, Technology Director. BCT



STATE LEVEL YOUTHFEST JNTUK & SVU17th & 26-27 FEB 2018

STATE LEVEL NSS YOUTH FESTIVAL – 2018

Figure 1: R Devaraj sai kumar, Receiving appreciation certificate in ESSAY competition.

In the STATE LEVEL NSS YOUTH FEST - 2018 organized by SVU on 26-27 Feb 2018 ourNSS student volunteer of NSS UNIT-1 [AP11-007]. R Devaraj sai kumar(17135A0317), Mechanical Engg, section 2 has bagged 3rd place in ESSAY competition.

CONGRATULATIONSMr Devaraj Sai Kumar - You have kept the pride

our NSS unit high -Keep it up



The competitions were in two phases:

Phase-1: @ JNTUKSelection at JNTUK - Kakinada on 17th February 2018.Total no. of students from our NSS units participated were 09.

Total of 250 students has participated in this phase - 21 members selected - one of them wasour student volunteer.



Phase-2: @ SVUCompetition in State Level Youth Fest at SVU on 26-27 Feb 2018.Total of 15 universities participated in this fest.

The list of the student volunteers participated for selections at JNTUK - Kakinada

Name of the

NSS Volunteer

Hall

Ticket NoBranch E-Mail Id Aadhar ID.

UNITNUMBER

EVENT

G.H.V.Prasad 15131A0810 [email protected]

9133620241851840828749 II

QuizCompetition

K.Sai Amulya 15131A0256 [email protected]

8333803833564572576004 II

K.V.S.R.Sriniketh 15131A0816 [email protected]

9494830361855521476270 II

MandiraMeghana

16131A04A0 [email protected]

9705846049740507901301

AP-11-007

Debate

DevarajSaiKumar 17135A0317 [email protected]

8885043329635729869745

AP-11-007

Essay Writing

M.Venkatesh 15131A03B4 [email protected]

9515911544773203868682 II Patriotic Poem

M.Uma SantoshiLaxmi

16135A0815 [email protected]

7306048610543891384753 II Poster/Painting

U.Tushara 15131A0837 [email protected]

8121450750848321918158 II Elocution

P.Mandakini 16131A05I5 [email protected]

9705503132359607024656

AP-11-007

Debate



VANAM MANAMLABELING PROGRAM

The better way to honour someone or celebrate an occasion isby gifting a tree. A living and breathing gift that lives for

several decades and significantly benefits the plane



Uses of forestsPeople began life on this planet as forest dwellers. They were food gatherersand depended on the forest for all their needs: food, clothing, and shelter. Theygradually became food growers, clearing a small patch in the forest to growfood. But they continued to depend on forests to meet a lot of their needs. Eventoday people depend on the forest for paper, timber, fuel wood, medicine, andfodder.

Fuel wood:wood is an important source of energy for cooking andheating. Some of the wood is converted to charcoal and used for cooking.

Fodder: Fodder from the forest forms an important source for cattle andother grazing animals in the hilly and the arid regions and during adrought.

Soil erosion Check: Tree roots bind the soil and prevent erosioncaused by wind or water. Leaf fall also provides a soil cover that furtherprotects the soil.

Medicinal use:Even today man is dependent on the forest for herbs andplants to fight against disease Leaves, bark, and other parts of many othertrees also have medicinal value and are used to make various ayurvedicmedicines.

Fibre:Plant fibre has many different uses. Soft fibres such as jute arederived from the stems of the plant. Hard fibre from the leaves of hempand sisal are used to make fabrics for various applications. Coir, anotherform of fibre from the fruit of the coconut, is used to make ropes.

Floss:The fruits of many species of Indian trees produce silky floss. Themost common of these is simal. It is used to made cotton wool,mattresses, and pillows.

Essential oils:Tropical grasses such as lemon grass, citronella, andkhus are the source of essential oils. Oil is distilled from the wood ofvarious species such as sandalwood, agar, and pine. Oil is also derivedfrom the leaves of certain plants and trees such as eucalyptus, camphor,wintergreen, and pine. These oils are used for making soaps, cosmetics,incense, pharmaceuticals, and confectionery.



Plant GallerySpecies No:→

001 002 003

Species→

CommonName

Canadian Redbud Neem Tree Fern

ScientificName

Cereis Canadensis Azadiraehta Indica Aphglossum

Uses Ornamental plant Insect Repellant,Diabetes Control ,

Antibiotic ,Treating Skin

Diseases

HomopathicMedicines,

Nutrients to Soil

Species No:→

004 005 006

Species→

CommonName

Star Jasmine Mango Russian Olive Tree

ScientificName

TrachelespermumJasminoides

Magnifera Indica Elaeagnus AngustiFolia

Uses Treating highblood pressure,Muscle Cramps

Prevents Cancer,LowersCholesterol, GoodSkin, ImprovesEye health

Good forconstructions,Produces ediblefruits



Species No:→

007 008 009

Species→

CommonName

Lemon White Spruce Norfolk Island Pine

ScientificName

Citrus Lemon Picea Glanca ArancariaHeterophylla

Uses Cooking, rich inVitamin C, Citricacid, Drinks, Treatmouth Infections

Pulpwood, Lumberfor Construction,Furniture, Houselogs, Paddles

Timber, Ornamentaltree, Christmas tree

Species No:→

010 011 012

Species→

CommonName

MediterraneanCypress

Fire Wheel China Rose

ScientificName

Italian Cypress Steno carpusSinatus

Rose Chinesis

Uses Ornamental tree formillennia, planted

in Florida and partsof coastal states

PopularOrnamental tree

Breading of manymodern garden

roses



Species No:→

013 014 015

Species→

CommonName

Coconut tree Sago Palm White Ash

ScientificName

Cocos Nucifera Cycas Revoluta FraxinusAmericana

Uses For cooking,preparing Coconut

chips

For making Sago,Cooking Purposes

Making Baseballbats, Tool handles,

Florins

Species No:→

016 017 018

Species→

CommonName

EvergreenMagnolia

Rose Of Winter Red Jasmine

ScientificName

MagnoliaGrandflora.L

Camellia Japonica Plumeria Rubra

Uses It isespalieredagainst walls,which improves itsfrost-hardiness.

Ornamental andDecorative purpose

Decorativepurpose



Species No:→

019 020 021

Species→

CommonName

Big Sage Tree Fabaceae tree Yellow bells

ScientificName

Lantana Camaral Cercis Canadensis Tecoma Stars

Uses Ornamental plant,provide Greenery

Ornamental plants,seeds serve as food

for birds

Medical valueslike anti-syphylitic,vermifuge

Species No:→

022 023 024

Species→

CommonName

Hibiscus Oleander Plumenia

ScientificName

Hibiscus rasaSinesis

Nerium Oleander L Plumenia Pudika

Uses Ornamental,decorative flowers,liquid extracts areused in shampoosetc.

Poisonous, despiteit is used inmedicines to treatheart conditions,asthma, cancer etc.

Colorful Flowers,Fragrant inGarlands.



Species No:→

025 026 027

Species→

CommonName

AllamandaCathartica

Fire Wheel African Marigoldtree

ScientificName

Golden Trumphet StenocarpusSinuatus

Tagetes erecta

Uses Poisonous, holdssignificantmedicinal powerswhen usedcorrectly.

Glossy leaves forOrnamentalpurpose, Colorfulflowers in Garden.

Aromatic ,digestive, fortreatment ofCough,Constipation etc.

Species No:→

028 029 030

Species→

CommonName

Jungle Geranium Christ’s thorn Zinnia Plant

ScientificName

Ixora Coccinea Euphorbia milliDes Moul

Zinnia Elegansjacq

Uses FoundationPlantings,Flowering Beds.

for treatingbreathingdisorders, asthama,

throat sparms etc.

Flowering Plants,Decorative,Colorful.



Species No:→

031 032 033

Species→

CommonName

Box Plant Wild Basil Aloe Vera

ScientificName

Buxussempervirens

ClinopodiumVulgane

Aloe Vera(L)Burm.f

Uses Treating diseasesrelated related tolung, SteroidalAlkanoids

Food dishes, herbaltea, preparing dyes

Skin lotions, HairShampoos, Gastrictonics

Species No:→

034 035 036

Species→

CommonName

Judas Tree Cherry Laurel Frangula Alnus

ScientificName

Cercissiliquastrum

PrunusLaurocerases

Alder BuckthornCharcoal Plant

Uses Ornamental tree,seeds oil forlubricant

Water distillation,medicinal uses liketreating cough

Dyes, Gunpowder,Manufacture ofShoe laces,nails.



Species No:→

037 038 039

Species→

CommonName

Bungle Tree Buck Wheat Plant Yellow TrumpetBush

ScientificName

Ajuga Reptans EriogonumLatifocium

Tecoma Stans

Uses Edible, for treatingThyroid,nervousness,bleeding

Analgesic, nectarfor butterflies,decorative

Drought tolerant,Attracts Bees,Ornamentalpurpose

Species No:→

043 044 045

Species→

CommonName

Holy Basin orTulasi

Pulchella Siamese Cassia

ScientificName

OcimumTenuiflorum

Gailardia Pulchella Senna Siamea

Uses Medicinal Values Decorative Use Medicinal ,Furniture Wood



Species No:→

046 047 048

Species→

CommonName

CasuariniEquisetifloria

Christ Plant Mexican Buckeye

ScientificName

Beach Sea-Oak Euphorbia milii UngnadiaSpeciosa

Uses Wood Decorative Decorative

Species No:→

040 041 042

Species→

CommonName

GreatBougainvillea

LigustrumLucidum(L.L)

Giant Cane &River Cane

ScientificName

Bougainvillea Ligustrum Lucidum ArudinariaGigantea

Uses Anti-Bacterial ,Anti-inflammatoryAnti-Viral,Anti-Fertility

Analgesic, nectarfor butterflies,decorative

Wood forConstruction



VOLUNTEERS

SNO NAME ROLL NO DEPT

1 N.Gnanesh 16131A1277 IT

2 V.Tarak 16131A12B1 IT

3 P.Rupika 16131A1284 IT

4 N.V.S.Chandana 16131A1279 IT

5 Ch.Vaishnavi 16131A1219 IT

6 M.L.Harika 16131A05D3 CSE

7 P.S.V.S.Niharika 16131A05H5 CSE

8 P.Dheeraj 16131A05I1 CSE

9 B.H.N.Mallikarjuna Kumar16131A0529 CSE

10 S.V.S.Lakshmi 16131A05J8 CSE

11 K.V.Sai Sandhya 16131A05M6 CSE

12 A.Supriya 16131A0508 CSE

13 P.Sri Suma 16131A05K6 CSE

14 K.Sai Sampath 16131A05A0 CSE

15 M.Prasanth 16131A05E4 CSE

16 P.Ebenezer Chanti 17135A0534 CSE

17 M.Satyanaryana 17135A0117 CIVIL

18 L.Asha Jyothi 17135A0115 CIVIL

19 B.S.S.Shanmukh 16131A0111 CIVIL

20 B.Pavan Putra 16131A0113 CIVIL

21 V.G.Sagar 16131A0131 CIVIL

22 A.Revathi 16131A0103 CIVIL

23 Pavan Kumar 16131A0196 CIVIL

24 Narasimham 16131A0188 CIVIL

25 G. Venkatesh 16131A0809 CHEMICAL

26 B.Gangadhar 16131A0810 CHEMICAL



27 K.Kalyan Teja 16131A0813 CHEMICAL28 D.Sowmya Singh 16131A0806 CHEMICAL29 K.M.N.Chandrika 17135A0808 CHEMICAL30 V.Asha 17135A0824 CHEMICAL31 D.Veerudu 16131A0227 EEE32 M.Praharsha 16131A0255 EEE33 M.Rachitha 16131A0260 EEE34 M.Suma Sri 16131A04D0 ECE35 P.Rama Lakshmi 16131A04G6 ECE36 P.R.Srilekha 16131A04G9 ECE37 P.Eswar 16131A04G7 ECE38 K.Swathi 16131A0425 ECE39 T.Sai Haneesha 16131A04J0 ECE40 T.Sai Supriya 16131A04L7 ECE41 Sandeep V. 16131A04N2 ECE42 Ch.Sri Vamsi 17135A0407 ECE43 Upendra Kumar 17135A0316 MECHANICAL44 K.Ganesh Naidu 16131A0336 MECHANICAL45 R. Dev Raj SaiKumar 17135A0317 MECHANICAL46 G.Venkat Sai 16131A0388 MECHANICAL47 P.Bhargavi Sree 16131A03H0 MECHANICAL48 R.Kusuma 17135A0331 MECHANICAL49 T.Divya 17135A0337 MECHANICAL50 N.Poorna Teja 16131A03F6 MECHANICAL51 M.Dikshith 16131A03D5 MECHANICAL52 A.J.Chakrapani 16131A0311 MECHANICAL53 B.Kavya 16131A0338 MECHANICAL



WORK BY OUR VOLUNTEERS



WORLD WATER DAY&

NATIONAL SCIENCE DAY



ABSTRACT:-

On the observance of National Science Day and Water ConservationDay, The NSS unit-1 volunteers of Gayatri Vidya Parishad college ofengineering(A) has taken a step forward to create awareness amongthe people about how water plays a vital role in humans survival. Anawareness week is conducted between 26th of February 2018 to 2nd

of march 2018.

Everybody wants happiness

But nobody wants pain

But you cant have a rainbow

Without a little rain

So for that little rain to happen, we have taken the initiative tograb the trespassers attention through some attractive water tricksand conveyed the message of conserving water. The volunteers havealso explained about the possible ways on which one can give theircontributions towards conserving water.



On the occasion of WATER CONSERVATION DAY and NATIONALSCIENCE DAY the NSS unit-1 volunteers of Gayatri Vidya ParishadCollege Of Engineering(A), Visakhapatnam have put their effortsforward to bring about an awareness on water conservation in thecampus.

Save Water it Will Save you Later…!! As the saying goes, we thestudents of NSS and other social group volunteers have put up someexhibits to grab the attention of the crowd and convey our messageon saving water

Water = Life,

Conservation = Future!

It takes a Lot of Blue tostay Green.



AWARENESS THROUGH MAGIC TAP :

INTRODUCTION

Phillip bloom is an inventor who saw the idea of a ‘frozen moment’ tap while holidaying inthe United States. In a shop window he saw taps gushing with water while apparentlysuspended in mid-air and not attached to any source of water.

The taps intrigued him but, as they were selling for more than $100 each, he decided to puthis inventive skills to the test to make his won.

The magic tap is a clever illusion. It consists of a faucet mysteriously hovering above a poolor basin with an endless supply of water gushing out of it from seemingly nowhere. Thefaucet remains surprising steady despite having no visible support and where is all this watercoming from? This spectacular effect is achieved by a transparent tube in middle of watercolumn that holds the tap in place and, at the same time keeps feeding it with water pumpedfrom below. The water goes up through the tube and exits at the top. The water goes upthrough the tube and exists at the top. The water column, which is usually turbulent,effectively hides the tube from view.

Several giant floating tap fountains can be found around Spain, Belgium, US, Canada andother parts of the world.

WATER TECH INDIA introduced the product of worth Rs1, 50,000/- is placed in Gujaratwhich is not unique but expensive and became as a commercialproduct in society.



On behalf of water day celebrations we displayed it.

DESCRIPTION

As it is miniature version of magic tap we used a bucket with a hole at thecentre and 50ml burette with four holes is attached to tap and pipe is takenthrough the bucket and is attached to another end of burette .The water travelsupwards through pipe due to high pressure at the bottom. As water reaches tothe top of burette it falls down from the holes made at the end of burette due togravity. This happens continuously, which appears that the water is comingthrough pipe without any sources.

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“WE DID IT TO CONVEY THE MESSEAGE THAT HOW TO USE WATER

EFFECTIVELY FOR BOTH AESTHIC VIEW WITH OUT WASTING IT.











WATER SURVEYIn the present day society creating awareness about conservation of water isvery essential. There are already many places which are suffering a severe watershortage .If we don’t take this issue seriously then we need to face severeconsequences.

From the moment we wake up we need .Improper water supply causes a lot ofinconvenience to all of us. But still we waste a lot of water. If we ignore thissituation then there will be a day when water will cost more than gold!

Well our college NSS (NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME) unit took theinitiative to create awareness among the pupil of our college. As a part ofWORLD WATER DAY which is observed on 22nd march every year, weconducted a survey among the students of our college .

As a part of survey we created a google form and around 200 students gavetheir responses.The main motto of theis survey was to identify the water usageand wastage and to motivate them to use water wisely.The questions like Howmuch water they drink? How many buckets of water they use to bath?Howmuch amount of water you utilise for cooking purpose? And so on.

This survey was conducted in the 1st week of march.All their resposes wererecorded andat the end we also mentioned some motivating and inspiring words

In this process all the department students actively participated and gave theiropinions and responses.



WATER TRICKS TO CREATE AWARENESSON CONSERVATION OF WATER



TRICK:- SEPARATION OF OIL AND WATER

The procedure of the trick goes as follows:-Take a glass of water (transparent glass), in an another container take

some oil with added colors. Pour the oil slowly into the glass of water from oneedge of the glass. Now, you will be able to see a layer of oil floating on top ofthe water and the colors get dispersed into the water

THEOREY:- Since, oil is less denser than water it tends to float onwater without dissolving in it.















TRICK :- HOT WATER AND COLD WATER

ABOUT TRICK:-

Different temperature water has different density. Warmer water isless dense and will have a lower weight when compared to coldwater. First take one glass of cold water and add few drops of yellowfood colour and now take another glass of hot water and add fewdrops of red food colour to it. Carefully hold the index card on top ofthe hot (red) water and flip it upside down, resting the cup on top ofthe cold (yellow) water cup. Quickly remove the index card allowingthe cold water and hot water to mix. Now you can observe thatthese two do not mix because Whenever you put together twoliquids the liquid that is less dense will float on top of the denserliquid. Since hot water is less dense than cold water. When you putthe two together with the hot water on top these two do not mix.This is the principle of our experiment. We have explained this trickto our students and to some our faculty members. All of our teammates have performed our level best and tried to bring awarenessamong them. And here we are attaching some of our pictures takenduring our event.....



TRICK:- SODA WATER WITH GRAPES

ABOUT TRICK:-THINGS WHICH WE NEED:

2. Soda water3. Grapes

PROCEDURE:1. Fill the glass bowl with soda water about 3/4th of its depth.2. Drop some grapes with peel into the glass bowl.3. Now, peel of some grapes and place it in the glass bowl4. Wait for a period of 15-20 minutes.5. You can observe that the grapes which have peel remain constanton the top of the soda water and the grapes that don't have peelfluctuate up and down.

The grapes with no peel fluctuate up and down which is justbecause due to gravity, mass and density!



TRICK:- Non leakage water bag

ABOUT THE TRICK:-

We consider a bag or packet with water and we pass a large Length of nail or apen through it horizontally…Water in it doesn’t leaks…..

TRICK:- PEPPER IN WATER



ABOUT THE TRICK:-

In bowl of water, we add a pepper powder and when youtouch it pepper attaches to finger if you apply soap to finger and nowif you keep it in bowl with pepper it doesn’t adhere to our finger …

TRICK:- PASSING WATER BETWEEN PAPERS TRICK

ABOUT THE TRICK:-

We arranged five transparent disposable glasses one afterthe other, as shown in the picture, and then filled the first, middleand last glass fully with water. The water in the three filled glasseswas colored with three different food colors (here, red, green andyellow). Then, the glasses were connected to each other usingblotting/tissue paper, and left to rest for about 40 minutes. It wasobserved that water transported through the paper from the threefiled glasses into the two empty glasses between them. The waterlevel in all the five glasses becomes equal.



TRICK:- LAVA LAMP

ABOUT THE TRICK:-

A glass is filled one fourth with water and three fourth with cookingoil. Food colour is added to the water to make it too the thick lookmore promising. When a tablet that prodices effervescences is addedto it. It produces bubbles escaping through the liquid. It is a feast toeyes and the trick was able to gather a big crowd

After performing the trick we spoke about World Water Day. We alsoeducated them on simple hack to save water. We advised that, weneed to do our bit to conserve water as it is one of the essentialcomponents of life.

TRICK:- BALLOON CANDLE TRICK



ABOUT THE TRICK:-

This trick just based on simple physics law called as "ABSORPTION OFHEAT". When you put an object over a flame, it starts getting hot--gaining heat that is released from the flame. In a normal balloonfilled with air, the rubber of the balloon quickly heats, fraying andcoming apart—

so the balloon gets a hole and pops. But if the balloon is filled withwater, the heat that the balloon rubber is gaining can dissipate intothe water inside, raising the temperature of the water and leavingthe rubber surface cool and undamaged. This is because watertransfers heat much more efficiently than air, and has a higher heatcapacity (how much heat is needed to raise its temperature).

Due to this phenomenon, the balloon won’t pop.



TRICK:- CHANGING DIRECTION TRICK

ABOUT THE TRICK:-

This trick just based on simple physics law called as "REFRACTION".When light ray passes through the air and reaches the glass surfaceand then passes into water where it changes its refractive index. Andthis ray passes through the back surface of glass and then refracted.Thus at a certain focal length between image and glass. The focalpoint is formed in between them making the image reversed. Due tothis phenomenon, at a certain focal length when we peep the imagethrough the glass of water we can observe the reversed image.

And all this will happen only due to refraction of light...



TRICK:- FIRE AND WATER MAGIC TRICK

ABOUT THE TRICK:-

The phenomenon of water rising after covering a burning candlemainly involves the combustion of candle and the contraction oftrapped heat air.

EQUIPMENT:

o Beaker or a household glasso Candles with a floatable baseo Lighter or matcheso Pie pan or a plate(s) approximately 12” in diameter and ½”

deepo Water

EXPLANATION:Fill a plate with water about a ¼” deep. Light the candle and set it inthe middle of the plateWhen the burning candle is covered with the beaker, the flameeventually goes out because it uses up all the oxygen. Fire needsoxygen to burn. The other gas left behind has less pressurecompared to air. Remember that when the candle burns the oxygen



turns to carbon dioxide. Carbon dioxide has less pressure thanOxygen. As a result of the different pressure inside the beaker, theair pressure outside the beaker tries to equalize the lower pressuredifference inside the beaker but does so by pushing the water intothe beaker. This is why the water rises. It is sitting between the airoutside of the beaker and the left over gases inside the beaker



CLEAN CAMPUSPROGRAMME



BLOOD DONATIONDRIVE

20 FEBRUARY 2018GVP MEDIAL HOSPITAL



PULSE POLIO IMMUNISATIONPROGRAMME

11 MATCH 2018



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