Under Vigilance Awareness Week, the Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya organised a special lecture on Thursday, at the Rock art conference Hall in the museum premises. Special lectures were given by Joint Director and Transparency officer of the IGRMS, Dilip Singh and they answered the queries of young visitors on the topic of Making corruption free India and Necessary steps for eradicating corruption.
Singh explained public corruption and private corruption from economical point of view through graphs and slide show to prevent corruption. He explained the type of suspension and the example of various incidents in the departmental inquiry and the decision taken by the Chief Vigilance Officer. He said, “We cannot give up on our dream of corruption free India and hence we should work relentlessly towards making our country a better place to live in. The major onus of feeing India from all it social evils lies on the shoulder of our youth who are the torchbearer of our nation. If our youth will be taught good values and encourage holistic growth of their personalities then certainly we can take our nation’s growth many notches higher.” The programme was conducted by Colonel Nitin Raj Deshpandey and vote of thanks given by DS Rao, Administrative Officer.
To mark the national unity and integrity day, on Friday, at 4 pm, a special book exhibition will be organised in the library. From Charaivetti open air exhibition to the Guest House, IGRMS.