Best NSS Volunteers Award: 4 Kamaraj College Students Honoured
Four students of NSS Unit 218 at Kamaraj College (Autonomous), Thoothukudi, have received the University Level Best NSS Volunteers Award for the 2025–2026 academic year.
Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli, conferred the recognition on the four volunteers. All four are third-year BBA students of Kamaraj College.
The Best NSS Volunteers Award is a proud achievement for the students and their NSS unit. It recognises their place among volunteers honoured by the university for the academic year.
Four students receive university recognition
The students from NSS Unit 218 who received the award are:
- Mr. Subash – III BBA
- Mr. Karthick – III BBA
- Ms. Preadeek Kiruthika – III BBA SL
- Mr. Mariappan – III BBA SL
The four students represent two third-year BBA groups. Their recognition brings attention to the contribution of student volunteers within the college.
The Best NSS Volunteers Award also gives their fellow students a reason to celebrate. A university-level honour marks an important moment in a volunteer’s college journey.
The names and class details above follow the information supplied for this announcement. The recognition relates specifically to the 2025–2026 academic year.
Recognition for NSS Unit 218
The National Service Scheme gives students opportunities to take part in service beyond their regular academic work. At Kamaraj College, NSS Unit 218 has been involved in activities that bring students into contact with the wider community.
The Best NSS Volunteers Award places four members of that unit in the university’s list of recognised volunteers. It is an achievement for the students while also drawing attention to the unit’s work.
Participation in NSS asks students to give time and effort alongside their studies. It can also help them understand the needs of others and the value of working with a group.
A volunteer’s experience is shaped by the activities in which they take part and the people they meet. University recognition gives students a moment to reflect on that experience and continue their involvement.
Kamaraj College students can read more about the unit’s activities through the college’s NSS page. The page provides a wider view of NSS work at the institution.
Service alongside academic study
Subash, Karthick, Preadeek Kiruthika, and Mariappan are all pursuing their third year of BBA. Their Best NSS Volunteers Award shows that student achievement can extend beyond classroom performance.
College life gives students opportunities to develop through study, service, and participation in group activities. NSS provides one setting in which they can take responsibility and contribute their time.
Such experiences can encourage students to listen to others, work together, and respond to situations outside the classroom. These are useful habits for students in any course of study.
For BBA students, participation in service activities also offers a setting in which to practise cooperation and organisation. The award recognises the four students as NSS volunteers; it does not specify their individual projects or activities.
The Best NSS Volunteers Award may also encourage other students to learn about NSS. Seeing fellow students honoured at the university level can make the value of volunteering more visible on campus.
A university-level achievement
Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli, presented the award for the 2025–2026 academic year. Receiving recognition at this level is a notable accomplishment for the four Kamaraj College volunteers.
The Best NSS Volunteers Award gives their work a place in a wider university setting. It connects an achievement within NSS Unit 218 to recognition beyond the college.
University awards can also highlight the importance of student participation in service. They remind the college community that volunteering forms part of a student’s wider learning experience.
This recognition belongs to four named students, each with a place in the unit’s achievement. Together, they have brought attention to NSS Unit 218 and its student volunteers.
Readers can learn more about the National Service Scheme at Manonmaniam Sundaranar University’s NSS page. It describes the university’s NSS activities and purpose.
Congratulations to the awardees
Kamaraj College congratulates Subash, Karthick, Preadeek Kiruthika, and Mariappan on receiving the university-level honour. Their achievement marks a memorable point in their final year of BBA study.
The Best NSS Volunteers Award for 2025–2026 brings recognition to the four students and NSS Unit 218. It also draws attention to the place of service in college life.
Their achievement can encourage more students to take an interest in NSS and contribute to activities that benefit others. Kamaraj College extends its best wishes to all four awardees for their studies and future service. Kamaraj College
