| Date 04-Sep-2023 to 04-Sep-2023 |
Location New Delhi |
Format Local |
Dr. Rajesh Tandon was invited as the Chief Guest at the Deshbandhu College's UBA Orientation Programme that was organised for their undergraduate students on 4th September 2023.
The orientation program for Unnat Bharat Abhiyan at Deshbandhu College was a resounding success, fostering a spirit of enthusiasm and commitment among participants. The program commenced with a heartfelt Saraswati Vandana, symbolising our reverence for knowledge as a catalyst for positive change.
The event featured insightful speeches by key figures, including Principal Prof. Kamal Kumar Gupta, UBA Convenor Prof. Varsha Baweja, and IQAC Coordinator Dr. Aditya Saxena. Prof. Gupta highlighted the college's dedication to rural development through education, while Prof. Baweja articulated the objectives of Unnat Bharat Abhiyan, emphasising the college's integral role in its implementation. Teacher Coordinator Prof. Ruby Mishra introduced the chief guest and their achievements.
The highlight of the program was the presence of Chief Guest Dr. Rajesh Tandon, whose inspirational address galvanised students and teachers alike. Dr. Tandon appreciated the college's efforts and urged everyone to embrace the cause of rural development wholeheartedly, emphasising the transformative impact it can have on society. Following the discussion he introduced an insightful idea of applying the theories of your university majors to the village ecosystem for self-improvement. Testing the theories and approaching practicality should be the matter of concern while visiting the villages, he added.
The program concluded on a poetic note, with participants reciting verses that echoed their commitment to UBA's mission. Dr. Geeta delivered a gracious vote of thanks, expressing gratitude to all participants and reinforcing the collective resolve to drive change in rural India.
This orientation program served as a catalyst for Deshbandhu College's journey in Unnat Bharat Abhiyan, igniting a passion for rural development among the college community.
