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U.N. COLLEGE OF SC& TECH , ADASPUR is an ideal educational constitution imparting education in +2 and +3 level in Arts, Commerce and Science . The college provides following facilities to its students.

1) LIBRARY & READING ROOM:

The college has a huge Library named pt. Godavarish Mishra central Library possessing 9000 books 1000 References arranged Subject wise and good numbers of Journals, Periodicals and Newspapers. The Library remains open from 10.30 A.M to 4.30 P.M on all working days.

2) CANTEEN:

The college canteen provides meals, Snacks, tea, coffee, cold drinks at reasonable rates to students and staff of the college. It remains open from 7.00 A.M.to5 P.M.

3) CO-OPERATIVE STORE:

There is a co-operative store in the college campus. The student and staff of the college can be members of this store. It provides office stationary, and other related materials at reasonable price. It remains open from 10 A.M. TO 11 P.M. on all working days.

4) POST-OFFICE

The college has a post-office in the campus with all facilities . It remains open on all working days except Sunday and Govt holiday. Business is transacted from 10 A.M. to 3.00P.M.

5) COMPUTER CENTRE:

There is one computer centre named IT Dept. for the use of students staff and employees of the college. It is helpful to deliver technical skills in the form different courses at concessional rates.

7) EXTINGUISHER:

The college has extinguisher in several corner as a safety measure against fire.

8) EMPLOYMENT CELL:

The college has one employment cell which provides commendable services in the areas of career guidance and job placement for the growth and future prospectus of our students. Employment cell works as information centre for various employment opportunities.

9) HEALTH CLUB :

The college has one health club to provide free medical check up and health tip to students and staff of the college.

10) PARKING LOTS :

Students and staff of ;the college have been provided with permanent parking facilities in the shape of Cycle stands to park their Cycle/Scooter/Scooties/Mopeds inside the college campus.

11) STADIUM:

The college has a mini-stadium for the promotion of Sports and games. It has the provision of gynamasium , Volly court, football ground and cricket pitch.

12) ATHLETIC CLUB :

“Health is wealth “is the motto of this club . A healthy mind rest in a healthy body. The club shall consist of all members of the staff,& students in the college. The executive body of this club consist of Principal , vice –president, Associate Vice-President, PET and class-representatives.

13. NATIONAL CADENT CROPS (NCC)

The N.C. C. in U.N.College of SC& Teach Adaspur has two units –one male and another Female unit. NCC unit has following aims.

a) To develop character, comradeship and qualities of leadership in the Youth.

b) To provide service training to the Youth .

c) To build up a reserve of armed force Enrolment in to NCC unit is made by CTO on the advice of NCC office.

14. NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME (NSS)

Service is the basic objective of NSS unit of the college. The overall objective is to serve the community. The motto is ‘NOT ME BUT YOU’. The college has four NSS units – 2 Male and 2Female to develop a sense of social and civic responsibility. It organizes regular and special programmers to make education more relevant to present day situation. Enrolment into these units is done at the beginning of the session.

15. YOUTH RED CROSS :

Youth Red Cross is an international organisaiton, the motto of which is Health, Service & Friendship.

Jean Henry Durant, the founder of the Red Cross, was a man whose heart bled for the poor, the sick and the afflicted, one who was so eloquent in his pen and convincing in his conversations, was born in Geneva, Switzerland, then under a Calvinist sweep. Dunant’s father was businessman. His mother was deeply religious. She toned up Dunant’s mind in his formative years. Associated with many welfare organisaitons Durant grew up as a successful banker.

Europe was changining fast in the post 1850’s when Germany and Italy were rapidly heading towards “Unification”. A fierce battle was waged (in June 24, 1859) at Salferino, in northern Italy. Henry Durant was “a mere tourist with no part whatsoever in this great conflict” and it was his “rare privilege to witness the moving scene. The bloodshed, the sight of the heart of the young Durant who “soothed, comforted and consoled” the wounded solders. The inadequacy of medical personnel succour to the wounded soldiers. Promotly came enthusiastic response from the women around to help the maimed and wounded and their cry “Tutti fratelli” (“All are brothers” ) caught like fire.

Durant returned to Switzerland, as a changed man, wrote down his “harrowing experiences” in A MEMORY OF SUFFERING that stirred the conscience of Europe and the whole world.

Many nations of Europe were promoted to form the International committee to Relief of the wounded. They resolved to adopt a distinctive sign. a Red Cross on white ground – to identify and protect those who assisted the wounded solders. Thus was born a new organization. International Committee of Red Cross. Subsequently, the ICRC widened its horizon & rendered yeomans’s service not only during the wars but also during all disasters.

From 1867, the life of Durant became catastrophic. He almost became bankrupt and left Geneva, never to return. Disappointment aged him prematurely and from 1892, due to ill health, he stayed in local hospital at Heiden, for the last 18 years of his life. When he was discovered by a young journalist in 1895, the world was shocked to hear the plight that he was in and came forward to help him, but Durant politely declined to receive any help.

In 1901, the first Nobel Peace Prize was conferred on him, shared jointly with a Frenchman. The ICRC said, from Geneva :

“There is no man who more deserves this honour, for it was you, forty years ago, who set on foot the International Organisation for the relief of the wounded on the battle field. Without you, the Red Cross, the Supreme Humanitarian Achievement of the Nineteenth century, would probably never have been undertaken”.

The apostle of peace, Jean Henry Durant breathed his last on Sunday, October 30, 1910, at Heiden, amidst the serentity of the mountains.

The fundamental principles of the Red Cross are : Humanity, Impartiality, Neutrality, Independence, Voluntary Service, Unity and Universality.

Youth Red Cross of this College functions to develop among the Youth the noble attitude to help the needy and the distressed.

The objectives of Youth Red Cross (Orissa) shall be to train the “Zealous” Youth, in the Fundamental principles of the Red Cross, so that they may remain “Imperturbable, unwearying, unflattering” and develop in them the elements of “quiet self sacrifice” when disasters strike humanity. Keeping this in view the YRC shall endeavour for :

a) Promotion of potentialities of the Youth to enable them to render skilled philanthropic service toned up by a sense of self sacrifice, for the mitigation of suffering of the needy and the distressed ;

b) Promotion of health, hygiene and sanitation and congnate subjects among the members of the community for prevention of diseases and mitigation of suffering.

c) Promotion of motivations among the youth for fostering friendship and fraternity (the spirit of “Tutti Fratelli”) at the national and International level :

d) Promotion of qualities of leadership and traits of personality among the youth;

e) Promotion of the sprit of self-reliance and dignity of labour among the youth ;

f) Promotion of training in various skills to render qualified service to the needy.

g) Promotion of factors which may contribute to the establishment of peace at the national and International level.

Youth Red Cross unit of the college is dealt by Youth Red Cross Counsellor, Secretary, and Principal. Any student can be a volunteer of Youth Red Cross unit of the college.

16. ROVERS & RANGERS

“Service” is the motto of Rovers and Rangers. If functions as a part of an International organizations as per the rules of scouting and guiding. The students having experience in scouting in school days with tender foot certificate can only join as Rovers or Rangers. Priority will be given to President Scouts and President guides or Governor’s Scouts and Governor’s guides to join as Rovers or Rangers respectively. The can participate in State Camps, National Camps and International Camps if selected by Bharat Scouts and Guides organization.

The Principal is the ex-officio President and two members of the staff are nominated by him as leader and Assistant leader. Any student of the college may volunteer himself to be a Rover, subject to the approval of the Rover leader. The crew is bound by the General Rules of Scouting. If any Rover absents himself from three consecutive meeting of the crew without previous intimation, his name will be struck of rolls of the crew. A Rover camp is arranged once a year.

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