GDC Marheen organises Debate Competition on ‘Probity for Prosperity’ During Vigilance Awareness Week

MARHEEN, Oct 28: Government Degree College (GDC) Marheen organised a debate competition on the third day of Vigilance Awareness Week under the theme “Probity for Prosperity” to promote integrity, transparency, accountability and ethical values among students.

The observance, associated with the birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, aimed to sensitise students to the importance of honesty and ethical conduct in public life and their role in nation-building.

The debate competition provided a platform for students to express their views, exchange ideas and reflect on the significance of probity in strengthening democratic institutions and promoting good governance. The participants highlighted the importance of moral integrity, accountability and transparency in building public trust and ensuring the effective functioning of institutions.

During the discussion, students emphasised that adherence to ethical principles is essential for combating corruption, strengthening public confidence and fostering a culture of responsibility. They also highlighted the need for individuals to uphold honesty and integrity in their personal, academic and professional lives to contribute towards a corruption-free society and sustainable national development.

The programme encouraged critical thinking, effective communication and responsible citizenship among students. It reinforced the message that ethical values must be practised in everyday life and that every citizen has a role to play in promoting transparency and accountability.

The event was organised under the overall supervision of Prof. (Dr.) Anupama Gupta, Principal of the college, whose guidance and encouragement continue to support initiatives aimed at promoting moral values, civic responsibility and social awareness among students.

The programme was managed by Dr. Shallu Rani and Prof. Diksha. Faculty members present on the occasion included Dr. Arun Dev Singh, Prof. Anoop Sharma, Dr. Munisha Devi, Dr. Shallu Rani, Mr. Roshan Lal Sharma, Prof. Manu Saini, Prof. Suman and Dr. Reemi Verma.

The debate competition reaffirmed GDC Marheen’s commitment to nurturing responsible citizens who uphold honesty, transparency and integrity in all spheres of life. The observance served as a reminder that probity is not merely an individual virtue but a collective responsibility essential for good governance, social progress and the prosperity of the nation.

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