Unnat Bharat Abhiyan (UBA), the flagship programme of the Ministry of Education, the Cell of the University intends to enrich the five adopted villages. In furtherance of the same, the cell has been running a career counselling programme for the past two months in an attempt to educate the students about their career alternatives and their financial viability.

We conducted a programme today at Dompada, one of the adopted villages in the Cuttack district. The trainees of various job holders who passed the civil services test attended this programme. The cell’s members presented a skit outlining the value of higher education and encouraging the public to contact the cell’s counsellors if they needed any additional assistance. Furthermore, the villagers raised their concerns and questions they had in their mind and those were effectively answered by Dr. Kuntirani Padhan, our faculty advisor. The cell’s members additionally interacted with the trainees and acquired some really helpful information and guidance. The state visits experiences were also shared by the civil servants, who also appreciated the cell’s efforts to promote the general improvement of the adopted villages.

We would like to express our gratitude to Dr. Kuntirani Padhan, our faculty adviser, for her constant support and guidance which made it possible for us to undertake this?ntire?isit. Additionally, the visit would not have been possible without the coordination and facilitation of Mr. Durbala Mantry, the coordinator of the programme.

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Unnat Bharat Abhiyan (UBA), the flagship programme of the Ministry of Education, the Cell of the University intends to enrich the five adopted villages. In furtherance of the same, the cell has been running a career counselling programme for the past two months in an attempt to educate the students about their career alternatives and their financial viability.

We conducted a programme today at Dompada, one of the adopted villages in the Cuttack district. The trainees of various job holders who passed the civil services test attended this programme. The cell’s members presented a skit outlining the value of higher education and encouraging the public to contact the cell’s counsellors if they needed any additional assistance. Furthermore, the villagers raised their concerns and questions they had in their mind and those were effectively answered by Dr. Kuntirani Padhan, our faculty advisor. The cell’s members additionally interacted with the trainees and acquired some really helpful information and guidance. The state visits experiences were also shared by the civil servants, who also appreciated the cell’s efforts to promote the general improvement of the adopted villages.

We would like to express our gratitude to Dr. Kuntirani Padhan, our faculty adviser, for her constant support and guidance which made it possible for us to undertake this?ntire?isit. Additionally, the visit would not have been possible without the coordination and facilitation of Mr. Durbala Mantry, the coordinator of the programme.

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Unnat Bharat Abhiyan (UBA), the flagship programme of the Ministry of Education, the Cell of the University intends to enrich the five adopted villages. In furtherance of the same, the cell has been running a career counselling programme for the past two months in an attempt to educate the students about their career alternatives and their financial viability.

We conducted a programme today at Dompada, one of the adopted villages in the Cuttack district. The trainees of various job holders who passed the civil services test attended this programme. The cell’s members presented a skit outlining the value of higher education and encouraging the public to contact the cell’s counsellors if they needed any additional assistance. Furthermore, the villagers raised their concerns and questions they had in their mind and those were effectively answered by Dr. Kuntirani Padhan, our faculty advisor. The cell’s members additionally interacted with the trainees and acquired some really helpful information and guidance. The state visits experiences were also shared by the civil servants, who also appreciated the cell’s efforts to promote the general improvement of the adopted villages.

We would like to express our gratitude to Dr. Kuntirani Padhan, our faculty adviser, for her constant support and guidance which made it possible for us to undertake this?ntire?isit. Additionally, the visit would not have been possible without the coordination and facilitation of Mr. Durbala Mantry, the coordinator of the programme.

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National Law University Odisha, under the aegis of Project KUTUMB, organized a Medico-legal Camp on 16^th October, 2022 at Babatilka Nagar, CDA Cuttack, Odisha. During the culmination of the camp various activities in addition to the provisioning of medical services at the medical camp were undertaken by students from the Centre for Mediation and Negotiation, ranging from spreading awareness about mediation as a dispute resolution tool. Faculty and staff members from National Law University, Odisha in addition to the community leaders from the village attended the event. ?/p>

The students from NLUO presented a skit signifying the importance of mediation as a dispute resolution mechanism and information was also shared regarding the methods in which mediation can be conducted. The information was shared regarding mediation facility available at the University. The program was well received by the members of the community who welcomed the team from NLUO with open arms and whole-heartedly participated in the program by asking questions, sharing their concerns and issues and showing the team around the village to apprise it of the living conditions and the facilities provided by the government. It was a successful program with members of community and the University establishing a long-lasting relationship. Given below are some glimpses from the medico-legal camp.

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University has organized a workshop on Positive Mental Health to prevent self-harm in the campus on 24^th and 25^th September 2022 in collaboration with Anubhav Positive Psychology Clinic under which students and faculties participated with zeal and enthusiasm.

The enriching sessions were conducted by Ms. Sohini Mukherjee, Counseling Psychologist and Ms. Ipsita Banik, Clinical Psychologist?rom Anubhav Positive Psychology Clinic which is a renowned organization providing excellent support in the field of mental health, counselling, training and capacity building for the past 25 years, all over India and abroad.

The workshop focused on

1. General Mass Awareness Session on Stress
2. Promoting Well being
3. Focusing on Goal identification and determination
4. Stress management

The workshop comprised of various activities like express yourself, draw yourself, poster making etc

Besides these sessions One to One Counseling by Ms. Sohini Mukherjee, Counseling Psychologist and Ms. Ipsita Banik, Clinical Psychologist was availed by the NLUO Fraternity.

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National Law University Odisha, under the aegis of Project KUTUMB, organized a Medico-legal Camp on 25^th September 2022 at Munda Sahi village, CDA Cuttack, Odisha. During the culmination of the camp various activities in addition to the provisioning of medical services at the medical camp were undertaken by students from the NSS bureau and the Centre for Mediation and Negotiation, ranging from spreading awareness about mediation as a dispute resolution tool and importance of good food and balanced diet under the Poshan Abhiyaan of Government of India. Prof. Ved Kumari, Vice-Chancellor, Prof Yogesh Pratap Singh, Registrar, Prof. Ravinder Barn (from University of London), faculty and staff members from National Law University, Odisha and the District Child Protection Officer Smt. Pragati Mohanty attended the event. ?/p>

The students from NLUO presented a skit signifying the importance of mediation as a dispute resolution mechanism and information was also shared regarding the methods in which mediation can be conducted. The information was shared regarding mediation facility available at the University. Volunteers from the NSS bureau of NLUO created awareness amongst ?eople regarding the Poshan Abhiyan of Government of India as being implemented by Government of Odisha, with primary focus on health of children, new born children, lactating and expecting mothers. The program was well received by the members of the community who welcomed the team from NLUO with open arms and whole-heartedly participated in the program by asking questions, sharing their concerns and issues and showing the team around the village to apprise it of the living conditions and the facilities provided by the government. It was a successful program with members of community and the University establishing a long-lasting relationship.

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