DARHAL, Oct 29: Government Degree College Darhal organised a Poster-Making and Slogan-Writing Competition under Vigilance Awareness Week 2026, being observed from October 26 to November 1. The programme was organised by the College Cultural and Literary Committee under the patronage and guidance of Principal Prof. Zamir Ahmed Mirza.
The competition aimed to sensitise students about the harmful effects of corruption and promote integrity, transparency, accountability and ethical governance. Participants creatively highlighted issues such as bribery, nepotism and misuse of public authority through posters and slogans, emphasising the importance of collective responsibility in building a corruption-free society.
Five groups participated in the competition. The entries were evaluated by a panel of senior faculty members on the basis of creativity, originality, relevance to the theme and overall presentation. Following the evaluation, Group A secured first position, Group E second position, Groups C and D jointly secured third position, while Group B secured fourth position. The results were announced after the evaluation by the judging panel.
The programme witnessed the participation and support of faculty members, including Prof. Ghulam Abbas, Dr. Taseem Ahmed, Dr. Mohd. Akhlaq, Prof. Anzar Ahmed, Dr. Mohd. Shakoor, Dr. Iftikhar Ahmed, Dr. Faheem Ul Haq, Dr. Hilal Tantray, Dr. Musheer ul Hasan, Dr. Atta Ul Rehman Malik and Dr. Tariq Bhat, along with other teaching and non-teaching staff members and students.
The activity reaffirmed the college’s commitment to nurturing ethical values, civic responsibility and vigilance among students, conveying the message that honesty, transparency and accountability are essential for good governance and a corruption-free India.