About the Club

• Right to information
• Right to choose
• Right to safety for consumers

The club of the Dhanalakshmi Srinivasan College of Arts And Science For Women (Autonomous) has created an awareness students about consumer education rights and responsibilities, was established in 2009.

 

To bring awareness and realization among students about their duties and responsibilities as citizen of India and to educate students about right of the consumer protection Act 1986.

Highlights

Consumer Club got best consumer club award in the year 2017- 2018 for executing best activities.

Electoral Literacy Club (ELC)

The Electoral Literacy Club (ELC) of our college has been established with the objective of nurturing a culture of informed, ethical, and responsible voting among young citizens. The club provides a platform for students to engage with the democratic process, understand the importance of active participation in elections, and uphold the values of our Constitution.

Through activities like debates, quizzes, poster-making, pledge campaigns, mock polls, street plays, and interactive sessions, the ELC creates awareness about voter rights, responsibilities, and the electoral process. It also educates students on the importance of inclusive and accessible elections, while discouraging malpractices such as electoral bribery and misinformation.

The ultimate aim of the ELC is to build “Informed and Empowered Future Voters” who contribute meaningfully to the democratic fabric of the nation. By joining the club, students not only learn about the power of the ballot but also develop leadership, communication, and organizational skills.

Objectives of the ELC

• To develop electoral literacy among students.
• To promote ethical and informed voting practices.
• To encourage youth participation in strengthening democracy.

An Entrepreneurship Development Cell (EDC)

An Entrepreneurship Development Cell (EDC) aims to foster entrepreneurial spirit and skills among students. The club is designed to provide a platform for students to learn from experienced entrepreneurs, network with like-minded individuals, and develop their business ideas.

Objectives of Entrepreneurship Development Cell

• Inculcate Entrepreneurial Culture: Encourage students to think creatively and develop an entrepreneurial mindset.
• Develop Entrepreneurial Competencies: Equip students with the necessary skills, techniques, and confidence to become successful entrepreneurs.
• Sensitize Students to Industrial Scenarios: Expose students to real-world business experiences and industrial developments.
• Nurture Latent Entrepreneurial Talent: Identify and support students with entrepreneurial potential.

Activities of Entrepreneurship Development Cell

• Workshops and Seminars: Organize interactive sessions with successful entrepreneurs, industry experts, and policymakers.
• Industrial Visits: Arrange visits to businesses and industries to provide students with hands-on experience.
• Entrepreneurship Clinics: Offer guidance and support to students with business ideas.
• Networking Events: Facilitate connections between students, entrepreneurs, and industry professionals.
• Competitions and Awards: Host competitions and recognize outstanding entrepreneurial achievements.

Benefits of Joining an Entrepreneurship Development Cell

• Networking Opportunities: Connect with like-minded individuals, entrepreneurs, and industry professionals.
• Mentorship: Receive guidance and support from experienced entrepreneurs and industry experts.
• Access to Resources: Utilize facilities, equipment, and software to develop business ideas.
• Skill Development: Enhance entrepreneurial skills, such as communication, teamwork, and leadership.

Unnat bharat abhiyan (UBA)

Unnat bharat abhiyan (UBA) is about "Knowledge for society and Knowledge from society " - using academic research and innovation to uplift rural India sustainably.Unnat Bharat Abhiyan is a flagship programme of the Ministry of Education, Government of India, launched in 2014 with the vision of transforming rural India through knowledge, technology, and community engagement.

• Build partnerships between higher education institutions and rural communities.
• Identify development issues in selected villages and work on practical solutions.
• Promote sustainable rural development by applying technology and innovations.
• Create awareness among students about rural India’s problems and challenges.

Exnora

Exnora is a grassroots, non-profit environmental movement that started in Chennai (Madras), Tamil Nadu, in 1989, founded by M. B. Nirmal. The name Exnora comes from the words “Excellent, Novel, and Radical ideas.”

Aim

To make communities clean, green, and environmentally responsible.

Activities

• ️Street cleaning and waste management.
• ️ Tree plantation and greening programs.
• ️Awareness campaigns on pollution control, water and energy conservation.
• ️Recycling, composting, and plastic reduction drives.

Goals of Exnora Club

• ️To keep the environment clean, green, and pollution-free.
• ️To educate and involve students and citizens in protecting nature.
• ️To promote waste segregation, recycling, and composting.
• ️To organize tree plantation and afforestation programmes.
• ️To encourage community participation in solving civic problems.
• ️To spread awareness about eco-friendly practices (like avoiding plastics, saving water, conserving energy)

National Service Scheme

National Service Scheme Day 2022: From History to ...The National Service Scheme (NSS), launched in India in 1969, was inspired by Mahatma Gandhi's ideals of community service and aims to develop the personality of students through voluntary social work. On September 24, 1969, the Union Education Minister Dr. V.K.R.V. Rao initiated the program in 37 universities, with the support of the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports and the Planning Commission. The program's motto, "Not Me, But You," emphasizes selfless service for the welfare of society.

Objectives

Personality Development: The NSS aims to develop the personality and character of student youth through voluntary community service. Community Engagement: It serves as an extension of the higher education system, providing students with hands-on experience in community service. National Integration: The program acts as a powerful instrument for national integration, fostering understanding between urban and rural populations.

National cadet corps

National cadet corps Day 2006 and reraise in the year of 2023 :From history to.... National Cadet Corps (NCC) in 1948. The NCC was formally established by the National Cadet Corps Act of 1948, following a recommendation by the H.N. Kunzru Committee. The Army wing is the largest component of the tri-service NCC, which also includes Naval and Air wings established later in 1952 and 1950, respectively. The Army wing focuses on developing character, discipline, and leadership in youth, preparing them for service and a secular outlook, and has been an integral part of civil defense during conflicts.Development of youth : The main aim of the Army wing is to build character and discipline in young people, preparing them to be excellent citizens and future leaders in all aspects of life.Second Line of Defense: During the 1965 and 1971 wars with Pakistan, NCC cadets served as a second line of defense, assisting in civil defense, organizing camps, and even capturing enemy paratroopers.

Youth Red Cross (YRC)

The primary motive of YRC is to promote humanitarian values and encourage community service among youth. It aims to inspire, encourage, and initiate humanitarian activities to minimize human suffering and contribute to creating a more congenial climate for peace.

Goals

Promote Health Awareness: Conduct social and health awareness programs to educate people about various health issues. Humanitarian Services: Encourage students to extend humanitarian services to society, fostering a sense of social responsibility. Leadership Development: Develop leadership qualities among students through training and volunteer work. Civic Responsibilities: Instill a sense of civic responsibility and humanitarian concern in young people.

Responsibilities

• University YRC Coordinator: Oversees YRC activities, recommends participants for state-level programs, and organizes district-level programs.
• District Organizers/Joint District Organizers: Start YRC units in colleges, monitor performance, and maintain records.
• Programme Officer: Motivates student youth to understand YRC values, plans, and implements activities.
• YRC Members: Participate in community service, health awareness programs, and other activities.

Achievements

• Blood Donation Camps: Organize blood donation camps, promoting voluntary blood donation.
• Health Awareness Programs: Conduct workshops, seminars, and competitions to raise awareness about health issues.
• Community Service: Engage in various community service activities, fostering a sense of social responsibility among youth.
• Leadership Development: Develop leadership skills among students through training and volunteer work.

Consumer Club

A Consumer Club is a voluntary group (often in schools, colleges, or communities) formed to create awareness among consumers about their rights, responsibilities, and available remedies. It acts as a platform for consumer education, empowering individuals to make informed choices and fight unfair trade practices.

Objectives of Consumer Club

• Create awareness about consumer rights and responsibilities.
• Educate members on the Consumer Protection Act and other consumer-related laws.
• Promote ethical consumer behavior in society.
• Empower students/youth to become responsible and informed consumers.
• Spread awareness about quality, standards, and certifications (like ISI, AGMARK).
• Encourage reporting of unfair trade practices or consumer exploitation.

Goals of Consumer Club

• Build a consumer movement at grassroots level.
• Strengthen consumer protection by public participation.
• Develop leadership skills among youth in consumer advocacy.
• Bridge the gap between consumers and regulatory authorities.
• Promote sustainable consumption and eco-friendly habits.

A Women's Cell

A Women's Cell is an organization or committee that supports women's empowerment, provides a safe space for women to share concerns and ideas, and fosters a community among women.

Objectives

• Supports women's empowerment: Promoting equality, rights, and opportunities for women.
• Provides a safe space: Creating a platform for women to share concerns, experiences, and ideas.
• Fosters community: Building a sense of belonging and connection among women.

Goals

• Empower women: Enhance women's confidence, self-esteem, and leadership skills.
• Promote equality: Challenge societal norms and stereotypes that limit women's potential.
• Support women's rights: Advocate for women's rights and interests.

Health and Wellness Club

Health and Wellness Clubs play an important role in promoting healthy lifestyles and creating awareness about physical, mental, and emotional well-being among the future generation.

Objectives

To create awareness among school & college students about the importance of maintaining good health, balanced nutrition, fitness, and mental well-being, and to encourage them to adopt healthy habits in their daily life.

• Eat Right – Encourage balanced diet, proper nutrition, and healthy eating habits.
• Stay Fit – Promote regular physical activity, yoga, and exercise for overall fitness.
• Think Positive – Build mental resilience, stress management, and emotional well-being.
• Stay Clean – Develop habits of personal hygiene and cleanliness.
• Say No to Harmful Substances – Create awareness about the ill effects of tobacco, alcohol, and drugs.
• Wellness for All – Encourage peer support, inclusiveness, and a culture of caring for self and others.

Innovation Club

• To inspire students to think creatively and come up with innovative solutions.
• To provide a platform for experimenting with ideas and projects.
• To develop problem-solving, teamwork, and leadership skills.
• To encourage entrepreneurship and research-oriented thinking.
• To create awareness about the latest trends in science, technology, and society.

Benefits for Members

• Develops creativity and analytical thinking.
• Enhances practical knowledge and problem-solving skills.
• Builds confidence through presenting and pitching ideas.
• Helps in career development by encouraging entrepreneurship and innovation mindset.
• The Innovation Club is not just about ideas; it’s about turning those ideas into reality.

Eco Club

Eco Clubs play a vital role in creating environmental awareness among the future generation. They serve as platforms for students to understand environmental issues, develop eco-friendly habits, and actively participate in activities that contribute to protecting and conserving nature.

Aims

Eco Club is to create environmental awareness among school and college students, encouraging them to work towards environmental improvement.

Objectives

• To reduce waste and unnecessary resource consumption.
• To reuse materials wherever possible instead of discarding them.
• To recycle waste into useful products for a cleaner environment.
• To encourage plantation drives and green initiatives.

Anti-Drug Club

An Anti-Drug Club is a student-led or community-based group formed to create awareness about the harmful effects of drug and substance abuse. It encourages healthy lifestyles, builds peer support, and empowers people—especially youth—to stay away from drugs.

Objectives

• Awareness: Educate students and the community about the dangers of drugs, alcohol, and tobacco.
• Prevention: Discourage initiation into drug use through campaigns, activities, and peer support.
• Support: Provide guidance to those struggling with addiction or at risk.
• Community Building: Promote healthy habits, sports, cultural programs, and positive alternatives.
• Advocacy: Work with local authorities, NGOs, and institutions to strengthen anti-drug measures.