Scout & Guide
The Government of Karnataka introduced the Scout & Guides to the colleges from the year 2014. The girls above 16 year who are enrolled for this group are known as rangers and the boys are called rovers.
It is the biggest and most successful youth organisation with thousands of boys and girls enjoying an almost vast range of activities.
As a Scout they will receive expert instructions in a wide variety of outdoor skills and can deal with life’s emergencies.
Scouting began in 1907. Robert Baden-Powell, Lieutenant General in British Army, form the Scouting movement. Scouting for boys first appeared in January 1908. The programme was first focused on boys 11-18 then as the movement grew the younger boys and girls are also included. Scouts are provided with the opportunity for personal growth through challenging, interesting activities that meet the needs of boys and girls. Scouting encourages hobbies, interests and skills to develop leadership and sense of achievement.
Scout- Rangers and Rovers (girls and boys above 16 years respectively) are exposed to huge range of activities based on adventure and personal interest like performance, arts, bush, survival skills, tying and using knots, learn about water safety, camping and cooking.Aim of the scout: The development of young people in achieving their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potentials as responsible citizens and members of local, national and international community.
Following are the principles of scouting:
- Duty to God
- Duty to others
- Duty to self
Scouting is based on following fundamentals:
- Character development
- Health
- Development of skills
- Service
The scout and guides unit is started in the college in the year 2014. The girls and boys are enrolled for scouting as rangers and rovers. 15 boys and 27 girls are enrolled from the college.
Various activities are conducted based on the scouting principles. Students are given information of History of scout and guides. They are encouraged for neatness, singing, skits, tying knots and leadership qualities.
Activities in 2016-17
The main aim of the scout movement especially, Rovers Scouting is to develop good citizenshipamong the boys and youngmen by developing their character health, skills and the spirit of service. Following these principlesthe Scout Rover unit was organised the following activities during the year 2016.17.
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- Ten rovers participated in social service camp at K. K. Koppa Gvoernment First Grade College.
- On the occasion of 3 rd death Anniversary of Narendra Dabholkar, 6 Rovers participated in “ Andhashradha Nirmulan Rally” at Belgaum.
- Bllod donation Camp was organised on 30 th August, 2016, Sixty Students donated blood to KLE Hospital Belgaum.
- Observed the Sadbhavana Day in the College.
- Delivered a special lecture by Prof. S. B. Tate as the Chief Guest for inauguration of Bharat Scouts Guides unit at Jyoti Pre-University College, Belgaum held on 24 th September 2016.
Rovers special camp was organised during 7 th Jan to 9 th Jan 2017 at Chigaremal, Halbhavi
Activities in 2017-18
- Ganpati D. Sawant participated in Rajya Purskar purvsidhata Pariksha Camp at B.S.G. office Belgaum from 30-06- 2017 to 02-07- 2017
- Ganpati D. Sawant participated in Rajya Puraskar Padak Camp at Dr. Annie Besent Scouts & Guides Rajya Training Centre Doddaballapur from 10-07-2017 to 14-07- 2017.
- Ganpati D. Sawant was selected for Rajya Puraskar Padak for the year 2017-18for his outstanding performance by the Bharat Scouts & Guides Karnataka.
- 14 Rovers participated in District level Nipun Training & Exam at Sashya Chetan District Training Centre, Daddikamlapur from 09-09- 2017 to 12-09-2017.
- Blood Donation Camp was organised. Rovers donated the blood to K.L.E. Hospital, Belgaum.
- Three Rovers participated in National Integration Camp at Jain Heritage School Belgaum from07-01- 2018 to 11-01- 2018.
- Scout Rovers participated in Swachha Bharat Abhiyaan at Railway Station Belgaum
- Swachha Bharat Rally was organised at Machhi Market, Belgaum 15 Rovers were participated.
- On the eve of M. Gandhi Jayanti Rovers cleaned the premises of Gandhi Statue by following Swachha Bharat Abhiyaan.
- Scout Rovers participated in pulse polio campaign at Mahipalgad, Maharashtra (11 th March 2017.)
Rajya Puraskar Padak : Ganpati D. Sawant B.Sc. VI Sem
NIS Camp :
- Ganpati D. Sawant
- . Akash S. Kamble
- Pavan Maddi
Activities Conducted in 2018- 2019
The Bharat Scouts and Guides is a Voluntary, non-political, educational movement for young people .This is open to all without distinction of origin, race or creed. Following this principles we have done registration of Rovers at the very beginning. Then we have lane of activities throughout the year.
Following are some snapshots:
- Five Rovers helped Kodagu & Kerla flood affected people in Aug 2018.
- Eight Rovers actively participated in pioneering & adventure camp at Doddaballapur (Karnataka) from 01-03-2019 to 05-03-2019.
- Blood donation camp was organised on 12th Jan, 2019. Rovers donated the blood to KLE Society.
- On the Occasion of Mahatma Gandhi Jayanti Rovers and Rangers of our college cleaned the campus by following Swaccha Bharat Abhiyan 2nd oct 2018.
- On the Occasion of ‘Youth week’ in association with Zilla Panchayat and Nehru yuva Kendra Belgaum organised special lecture for Youth. Swami Mokshanandji was the Chief Guest Of the function.
- Observed national voters day i.e. on 25th Jan, 2019.
- Three Rangers actively participated in Pioneering & adventure Camp at Doddaballapur (Karnataka) from 01-03-2019 to 05-03-2019. Eight Rovers Actively Participated in Pioneering & Adventure Camp at Doddaballapur (Karnataka) From 01-03-2019 to 05-03-2019.
Ranger Leader
Prof. Anuradha Hundare
Dept. of Economics
Rover Leader
Prof. S.B. Tate
Dept of Hindi