The Rover and Ranger Unit at Government College Sangrah plays a vital role in shaping the character and civic sense of its students. This unit is actively engaged in service-oriented, patriotic, and discipline-building activities, in alignment with the values of the Bharat Scouts and Guides movement.

Prof. Chander Prakash Pathik – Head of Rover Unit
A dedicated mentor, Prof. Pathik guides the male students (Rovers) in various activities that foster responsibility, leadership, and community service.

Prof. Poonam – Head of Ranger Unit
Under her able leadership, the female students (Rangers) participate in numerous initiatives aimed at personality development and social awareness.

Key Activities and Contributions:

• Community : The unit frequently undertakes cleanliness drives, tree plantation programs, and awareness campaigns on issues like health, environment, and education.
• National : Students from the unit have represented the college in state and national-level Rover-Ranger camps, promoting inter-state cultural exchange and patriotism.
• Workshops and Training Camps: Members participate in skill-building workshops, first aid training, disaster management drills, and leadership development programs.
• Support in College Events: The unit provides active assistance during annual functions, conferences, and athletic meets, helping with logistics, stage management, and discipline.

Disciplinary Role:

The Rover and Ranger Unit is instrumental in maintaining discipline during college programs. Unit members are trained to manage crowds, organize queues, and ensure the smooth conduct of events. Their presence promotes a culture of order, punctuality, and decorum across the campus.