Students' union resolves to minimise election expenses

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The college administration and the students’ union of DAV PG College here have resolved to minimise the expenditure during the student union elections. Informing about the decision, the Principal of the DAV PG College Devendra Bhasin and the President of the student’s union of the College, Rahul Kumar informed media persons here on Tuesday that the different student unions have agreed for austerity in the elections and resolved that posters would not be pasted in the college campus. The college administration has decided to strictly implement the provisions of lyngdoh committee in the campus.

Bhasin said that college administration has also decided to build a ‘ Wall of valour’ having pictures of recipients of Param Veer Chakra (PVC) outside the office of Principal within next seven days. The college would also put in place a huge national flag in the college campus, he informed.

The Principal further informed about the plan of singing of national anthem and national song in the college when the academic session starts on July 11.

The Principal said that the process of registration for admission in the Under Graduate (UG) courses of the college has started and more than 4100 students have submitted online forms while more than 5000 offline forms have been sold so far. Making a request for the students to fill the information in the online forms carefully the Principal warned that they would be solely responsible for any misrepresentation of the facts in the form. The process of admissions in 1475 seats of BA, 1200 seats of B.Com and 1140 seats of B. Sc in the college is currently underway.

 Taking a tough stand on the students using fake certificates, the Principal said that every document submitted for admission would be thoroughly scrutinised and the college has purchased software for the purpose.

It is worth mentioning here that 28 students having fake certificates were found by the college in the llB course and FIR was lodged against all of them. In an important step the college has made AADHAR number compulsory for process of admission.

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