Hansraj College hosts seminar on vigilance

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New Delhi, Updated At : 02:26 AM Nov 06, 2025 IST

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Hansraj College, under the aegis of the Delhi University Library, in collaboration with the Airports Authority of India (AAI), organised a vigilance awareness seminar on the theme “Vigilance - Our Shared Responsibility”.

The event aimed to sensitise students and faculty about the broader significance of vigilance in everyday life.

The seminar was graced by Prof Gajendra Singh, Chief Vigilance Officer of Delhi University, and was presided over by Prof Rama, Principal of Hansraj College.

The seminar concluded with an interactive session, where students engaged with the speakers, reflecting on how ethical vigilance can contribute to a corruption-free and value driven society.

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