The Sarpanch of Rajeweadi gave the inaugural speech and welcomed all the NSS volunteers. In his speech, the Sarpanch encouraged all the volunteers to work for the betterment of the village as well as work on themselves through various activities over the course of the 7 days of camp. Respectable reporter Mr. Rajendra Shinde also expressed his best wishes for the camp to all the volunteers. Sarpanch, along with the villagers, assured all sorts of cooperation to make the camp more successful.
     After the inauguration program, a fun activity was conducted to encourage volunteers and help them bond with their team. All the volunteers were highly enthusiastic for camp. Thus, the first day concluded

   The Second Day, as per the schedule, started with a run and morning exercise. Following the exercise, NSS flag-hoisting ceremony was held on the Rajewadi primary school grounds followed by NSS and SPPU song and a morning assembly. The enthusiastic volunteers tasked with shramdan cleaned the village entrance and school ground. As they discovered the true meaning of "Shramdan," the volunteers worked extremely well together.

      In the evening a guest session on the topic "Gender Sensitization" was delivered by speaker Mrs. Samruddhi Panse. The speaker starts the session by making everyone familiar with the term "Gender sensitization." The speaker sensitises individuals regarding gender issues. To sensitise individuals regarding gender issues, the speaker made everyone understand the difference between certain gender related terms. The speaker also talks about how gender bias takes different forms in society. Lastly, the speaker sheds light on the benefits of gender sensitization and ways to teach gender sensitivity and its inclusion.
     Following this fantastic interactive session, an inter-team advertising competition was held on the same topic of gender sensitization. Each team performed creatively and within the given time constraints. Thus, the second day concluded.

   The Third Day, of NSS Camp again commenced with the same ritual of invocation of NSS Song, SPPU song along with the morning assembly. Every day of camp was challenging. As per planned agenda three teams were assigned for “Shramadan”. The Teams were divided into groups and assigned the work of cleaning the village streets and nearby area of the temple & school ground cleaning.

   At noon, the volunteers made an announcement of the evening session by visiting the village. They invited the villagers to attend the important evening session.

      The speaker Mrs. Dr. Vaishali Bhosale delivered a lecture on the topic, “Women hygiene, Cancer, Menstrual cycle and Diabetes". Women's hygiene is a significant topic that is covered in this session. The speaker talks about the importance of proper hygiene for women and how illnesses can spread among them because of poor menstrual hygiene. The speaker further discusses the menstrual cycle and various terms associated with it. The speaker then explains "cancer and diabetes." What causes them, and how can they be avoided by making simple changes to our day-to-day lives. This session truly enlightened the villagers along with the volunteers. The session had a good response from the females of the village.

     All NSS volunteers actively participated in this activity. Along with student’s faculty members also participated enthusiastically.

   The Fourth Day, of NSS Volunteers begun their daily routine with same activities. In the first half of the day NSS volunteers removed and segregated weeds, unwanted plants and plastic waste material from streets and cleaned the premises of the Lord Shiva Temple. They have collected around 12 big bags of plastic from different parts of the village.

  10-15 volunteers engaged themselves in a discussion and prepared themselves for teaching the students in the primary school beside their residence.

     Personal views on some basic topics were put forward by the students of the school to the volunteers. In the second half of the day Prof. Mr. Dnyaneshwar Kajale sir delivered a lecture on, “Soil health, Soil testing and Agricultural Entrepreneurship”. The speaker begins by analysing the parts of soil. The speaker explains how these elements work together to contribute to soil health and how their absence might result in infertility in the soil.

      The speaker also discusses how soil testing is the most crucial technique for controlling fertiliser use and crop production. The speaker initially spoke about the various forms of energy, and he further discussed little about Renewable energy capacity and it has been set to expand 50% between 2019 and 2024, led by solar energy. This is according to the International Energy Agency (IEA)’s ‘Renewable 2019’ report, which found that solar, wind and hydropower projects are rolling out at their fastest rate in four years. The speaker concludes by discussing the entrepreneurial processes used in agriculture or related industries. The speaker had a nice interaction with NSS volunteers. This session truly enlightened the villagers along with the volunteers.

   The Fifth Day, began with enthusiastic response from all the volunteers for yoga and NSS Song. Every new day came with new challenges and increases excitement.

  As per the plan the teams were assigned for “Shramdan”. The Teams were divided into groups and assigned the work of Wall Painting. Volunteers cleaned the area near school’s wall. Collected all the plastic from that area. The whole team was filled with amazing energy and enthusiasm.

     In conclusion, the sixth-day camping trip to the village was an enriching experience. We learned about the customs and traditions of the villagers and shared our own. We made new friends and gained new perspectives. This journey taught us the importance of empathy, kindness, and community. We left the village with a heavy heart but with a sense of fulfillment that we had made a positive impact in the lives of the villagers.

      The Seventh day was the Mahashivratri closing day of the camp. Alumni members also accompanied the NSS volunteers and had a healthy and friendly interaction. Alumni Members shared their experience with all the volunteers about the overall arrangements and coordination between the teams and heads. Overall structure of 7 days was coordinated and managed by the NSS coordinators and team heads. All volunteers arranged the proper schedule of the days. All the villagers co-operated and helped in all possible ways they could. The camp created a family like feeling in the village where everyone was willingly ready to help each other.

     The session was concluded by a vote of thanks proposed by NSS Programme officer. NSS Programme officer thanked the village authorities for their support and concluded the Winter Camp. Also, the team heads thanked all volunteers and NSS Program officers for their support and coordination.