HRDC Bhopal in association with the Vigilance department organised a guest lecture at the Technocrat Institute of Technology (TIT), Bhopal, on Wednesday as part of the Vigilance Awareness Week celebrations.
The faculty for this lecture was Sumit Roy, Clinical Psychologist from Bhopal. Amitabh Dubey, AGM (HRD) and Amit Sharma, AGM (Vig) graced the occasion. From TIT group, AS Umesh, Director, TIT and Science, SK Jain, Deputy Director, TIT and Science and AK Pathariya, Principal (Polytechnic), TIT and Science were present. Sanjay S Dhavle, Sr DGM (Vig), PK Jha, DGM (Vig) and Brij Nandan Choudhary, Sr Engineer (Vig) were also present.
AK Pathariya, Principal (Polytechnic), TIT and Science welcomed all the dignitaries and students. He insisted that each individual has a major role in curbing corruption.
Amit Sharma, AGM (Vig) welcomed the distinguished guests and the students. He briefed about the theme for this year “Public Participation in promoting integrity and eradicating corruption” and the role of Central Vigilance Commission.
AS Umesh, Director, TIT and Science shared that vigilance awareness week is celebrated to mark the birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel on October 31. He said that youngsters have a vital role in removing corruption and promoting integrity at professional and personal levels.
SK Jain, Deputy Director, TIT and Science shared his insights on the role students can play in removing corruption. He said that students need to be motivated to learn and do their best in things they can do and become good citizens of future.
Sumit Roy shared his valuable experiences on the
subject ‘Importance of Ethics and Moral Values in professional life’.
He shared with the students about how they can be smart workers and promote healthy and conducive
environment around them which would enable them to excel in life.
Also, he shared with them the psychological and emotional effects which corruption can cause to an individual.
Amitabh Dubey, AGM (HRD) proposed the Vote of Thanks. He encouraged the students to rise high and have a holistic view towards life. The programme was compered by the college students.