An NSS Unit of 100 volunteers
exists in the Institute. These volunteers carry out social
service and Rural Development Programmes and help government
authorities to implement their poverty alleviation and
employment generation schemes. The NSS Unit aims at
inculcating leadership and good citizenship qualities in the
volunteers.
The college NSS Unit has carried
out lot of activities in nearby villages such as
identification of beneficiaries for IRDP loans and
socio-economic surveys in a number of nearby villages, and
was instrumental in starting Trysem Training in the college.
One of the social surveys in the year 1987 lead to release of many
bonded Labourers in the village Jambar near Vidisha town
and was instrumental in forming a cooperative society of
stone quarry workers to provide them better wages, work
opportunities as well as work environment. Another such
survey on the village population below the poverty line was
quoted in the report submitted to Loksabha by a Parliament
Committee which toured Madhya Pradesh in 1987 to investigate
conditions under which farm Labourers were working.