BMSCE NSS Unit Wins National Social Impact Award for Massive Blood Donation Drive

The NSS Unit of BMS College of Engineering received the National Social Impact Award, given by the National Integrated Forum of Artists and Activists (NIFAA) India and the NSS State Cell. The award is a recognition of their outstanding performance on the Samvedna -2 Blood Donation Campaign 2025.

The award was given by Padma Shri Dr. C. R. Chandrashekhar, along with Dr. Prathap Lingaiah, NSS State Officer, and Dr. Ashwin S. Shetty, National President of NIFAA. The award highlights Dr. Sujatha N.'s leadership of the NSS Unit.

Record-Breaking Samvedna-2 Campaign Success 

The award also recognizes the significant contribution of BMSCE to the Samvedna-2 Blood Donation Campaign 2025. The team organized 1,055 camps across Karnataka, and supported thousands through blood donation, and set new precedents of student-led service.

Dual Recognition by an International Organisation 

The NSS Unit was also awarded a Certificate of Appreciation by the World Record of Excellence in England in its efforts on the biggest blood donation drive, Samvedna II 2025. These two awards highlight their humanitarian effect.

University Leadership Credits Team Effort The NSS Unit appreciated the constant support of the BMSCE management and the Principal. They provided advice to students to conduct effective community-service projects, which reached thousands across Karnataka.

Why This is important 

With more emphasis on placements and rankings in engineering colleges, BMSCE can be distinguished by its social responsibility. The success indicates that engineering students of Karnataka are able to balance between academic and community service.

The national status positions BMSCE as a model for NIRF institutions that are technical excellence and humanitarian service providers.