R S PURA, Oct 29: The National Service Scheme (NSS) Unit, in collaboration with the Vigilance Committee of Government Degree College (GDC), RS Pura, organised a documentary screening on the theme “My India, Corruption-Free India – An NSS Initiative” as part of the ongoing Special NSS Camp and Vigilance Week.
The programme was organised under the patronage of the Principal, Prof. Preetpal Kour, whose guidance and encouragement inspired students to actively participate in the initiative and reaffirm their commitment to the values of honesty, integrity, discipline, service and social responsibility.
The screening aimed to sensitise students about the harmful effects of corruption on society and emphasise the importance of transparency, accountability and ethical conduct in public life. Through the documentary, students were encouraged to reflect on their role as responsible citizens and recognise the significance of individual and collective efforts in building a corruption-free nation.
The initiative also highlighted the role of youth in promoting ethical values and strengthening the foundations of a just, transparent and accountable society. As an integral part of the NSS Special Camp and Vigilance Week, the programme sought to foster civic awareness and encourage students to become active contributors to the national mission of eradicating corruption.
The programme concluded with a renewed emphasis on the responsibility of every citizen, particularly the youth, to uphold moral values and work towards a corruption-free India.
The programme was organised by Convener Vigilance Committee Prof. Geetika Goswami, NSS PO Prof LokeshaDubgotra with active participation and coordination of committee members.
The initiative reflects Government Degree College, RS Pura’s continued commitment to community engagement, value-based education and the holistic development of students through meaningful social awareness activities.