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A meeting of the National Service Scheme will be held on August 15, 2013 at 11:00 am in the college meeting hall. The Associate Dean will chair the meeting. The agenda includes approving the minutes from the last meeting, approving the calendar of regular activities and annual special camp, approving the NSS units and program officers, approving expenditures and the proposed budget, and approving the camp site, date, and expenditure pattern. The date of the next meeting will also be determined.
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Notice for convening meeting
- 1. NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME College of Agriculture, Dapoli No. ACD/NSS/1234/2013 Date: 20.08.231 Notice of Meeting A meeting of National Service Scheme is arranged on 15.08.2013 at 11.00 am in the meeting hall of the college under the chairmanship of the Associate Dean. The agenda for the meeting is as follows. AGENDA 1.Approval of minutes of the last meeting, 2.Approval of calendar of regular activities and annual special camp, 3.Approval of NSS units and programme officers, 4.Approval to expenditure incurred and proposed budget, 5.Approval of camp site, date and expenditure pattern, 6.Any other subject with the permission of the chair, 7.Date of next meeting. Signature P.G. Mehta and Programme Officer NSS Copy submitted for information to: 1.Dr. V. G. Patil, NSS Coordinator, DBSKKV, Dapoli.
- 3. Skeletal Agenda More informative agenda 1.Approval of the minutes of last meeting 2.Apologies for absence 3.Organization of agro- festival 4.Consensus 5.Any other business 1.Approval of the minutes of last meeting held on 15.02.2013. 2.Apologies for absence 3.Organization of agro- festival on 01.01.2014. 4.Consensus: all the members should agree on to organization of agro- festival. 5.Any other business with the permission of the chair.