🕊 NSS@SB Observes Hiroshima Day with Peaceful Gesture of Paper Cranes

Honouring Hiroshima Day with Paper Cranes and a Message of Peace

In remembrance of Hiroshima Day, the National Service Scheme (NSS) unit at SB College carried out a heartfelt peace campaign at the college main gate. The symbolic event took place at 8:45 AM, where NSS volunteers distributed hand-folded paper cranes to students, staff, and passersby.

This small but powerful act was a tribute to the lives lost and a call to embrace peace, hope, and humanity in today’s world.

Event Highlights

• 🕊 Date & Time: 6th August, 8:45 AM
• 📍 Venue: College Main Gate, SB College
• 🎗️ Activity: Distribution of paper cranes symbolizing peace
• 🙌 Organised by: NSS@SB

Why Paper Cranes?

The paper crane is a powerful international symbol of peace, inspired by Sadako Sasaki, a young Hiroshima survivor. The NSS volunteers aimed to spread awareness about the consequences of war and the importance of non-violence, particularly among youth.

A Kerala Campus Committed to Peace

By organizing this initiative, SB College joins other colleges in Kerala promoting values of global citizenship and compassion. The event emphasized the role of students in shaping a peaceful and tolerant future.

Community Impact

Such symbolic efforts foster:

• Greater awareness of historical events like Hiroshima
• Promotion of peaceful values among students and society
• Pride in Kerala’s proactive campus culture

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