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The Ranger Unit's code of conduct follows the guidelines set by the Bharat Scout and Guide. Explore the activities and achievements of the Ranger Unit. Learning about traditional weaving and participating in an environmental cleaning initiative. An introduction to the Ranger Unit, its activities, values and responsibilities. Celebrating the spirit, identity and fellowship of the Scouting and Guiding movement. Extending support to the local community through a school outreach initiative. Commemorating India's Independence Day and honouring the spirit of the nation. Testing and assessment activities to support Ranger learning and skill development. Encouraging participation, physical activity and community awareness through a walkathon. Taking part in service-oriented activities and community engagement. Participation in a state-level gathering celebrating teamwork and the spirit of guiding. Promoting eye health awareness and access to basic vision screening. Recognising leadership, commitment and responsibilities within the Ranger Unit. Developing teamwork, confidence and outdoor skills through adventure-based learning. Supporting Ranger proficiency, assessment and achievement through camp activities. Highlighting environmental responsibility and the importance of protecting nature.
The Bharat Scouts & Guides is a voluntary, non-political, educational movement for young people. It's open to all, regardless of origin, race, or creed, based on the purpose, principles, and methods founded by Lord Baden-Powell in 1907. Rangering, started by Lord Baden-Powell in 1919, is the senior wing of Scouting and Guiding. The movement aims to help young people develop their physical, intellectual, social, and spiritual potential, making them responsible citizens and community members. Any college or university girl student between 17-25 years old can join as a Ranger.
The Rangering Unit of Jyoti Nivas College Autonomous aims to develop good citizenship among young women by fostering their character, skills and service spirit. This is achieved through engaging activities, mostly outdoor-oriented, such as camping, hiking, and other outdoor pursuits. The program targets young women aged 17-25 years, known as Ranger Scouts (Training stage), and provides a progressive program of activities and achievements. The goal is to shape their character and prepare them to serve their community, embodying the motto "Service". By progressing through training and exam levels like Pravesh, Nipun, Rajya Puraskar, and Up Rashtrapati Puraskar, young women can fully live by the movement's motto: "Do your best, to be prepared for Service".
The Promise for the Rangers:
"On my honour, I promise that I will do my best-
To do my duty to God and my country
To help other people and
To obey the Guide Law".
The Law for the Guide/the Ranger is:
• A Guide is trustworthy.
• A Guide is loyal.
• A Guide a friend to all and a Sister to every other Guide.
• A Guide is courteous.
• A Guide is friend to animals and loves nature.
• A Guide is disciplined and helps protect public property.
• A Guide is courageous.
• A Guide is thrifty.
• A guide is pure in thought, word and deed.
Camps – Rangering is a uniformed activity. It provides various types of training related to the personality development like Leadership, Discipline, Social Service, Disaster Management, First Aid, Fire fighting, Community Development Programme, Civil Defence and Environment Conservation etc. through camps at Local/District/State/National Level. Activities - Hiking & Trekking, Mountaineering and adventure camps are also organized regularly at State/National level for their development. Various solo and group competitions like Geeta Gayan, Drama, Display are encouraged at State/National level. There are opportunities to participate in International Programmes.
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Activity Reports
Community Service
01
Visit to a Handloom Weaving Factory, Anekal and Cleaning Activity at Muthyala Maduvu, Anekal
Training
02
Orientation for Ranger Unit 2025–26
Celebration
03
Celebrating World Scarf Day
Community Service
04
Outreach Programme to Government School, Koramangala
Celebration
05
Independence Day Celebration 2025
Training
06
Nipun Testing Camp
Community Service
07
Walkathon
Community Service
08
Hassanamba Service Camp
Camp & Adventure
09
State Jamboratte
Community Service
10
Free Eye Check-Up Camp
Ceremony
11
Investiture Ceremony 2026–27
Camp & Adventure
12
National Youth Adventure Camp
Camp & Adventure
13
Nipun and Rajyapuraskar Camp
Environment
14
World Environment Day Celebration
• Dr. Pratima Bhat, Assistant Professor, Department of Electronics.
• Mrs. Ashwini M.S, Assistant Professor, Department of Hindi.
• Mr. Hemanth D N, Assistant Professor, Department of Electronics.
• Dr. Vinay Raghavendra, Assistant Professor, Department of Biotechnology.
