The NSS Wing of Central Sanskrit University, Ekalavya Campus, Lembucherra, inaugurated Vigilance Awareness Week and conducted special lectures on the topics' Awareness on Cyber Security’ ‘Importance of Vigilance Awareness’ &‘Women Led Development Policy & Implementation’ on Monday  as part of the Vigilance Awareness Week & Swachhta Hi Seva 4.O campaign.

Dr. Rajesh Kant Tiwari, Assistant Professor, Computer Science from GanganathJha Campus, delivered the lecture on ‘Awareness on Cyber Security’ and urged all to remain vigilant against Cyber crime. Dr.ChetnaVedi, Assistant Professor, Ved Yoga Dhanamandiram, Pune, addressed the intellectual gatherings virtually on the topic ‘Women Led Development Policy & Implementation’. In her address, she opined that women are playing inevitable contribution in making the world lovable & liveable since the time immemorial. Their contribution in all sectors in the present era is noteworthy & appreciable. Various kinds of progressive initiatives taken by the Government has led the foundation of more active involvement of women in the decision making process. Besides, Prof.Awadesh Kumar Chaubey, Head of the School of Philosophy, Ekalavya Campus, delivered a lecture on the importance of remaining vigilant against corruption and urged for taking initiative in introducing proper effective organ to curb financial corruption.

Prof. Prabhat Kumar Mohapatra, Director of the campus, presided over the session & highlighted various roles played by women in the present day society. In his address, he opined that women are the best examples of stress, work and time management and emphasised the importance of remaining vigilant against cyber crime and corruption. Besides, Prof. PrabhatKumar Mohapatra, Director of the campus administered the Integrity pledge for the organization on the occasion of Vigilance Awareness Week. This session was coordinated by Dr.Nandadulal Mandal, Assistant Professor (Shiksha Shastra and stage coordination was done by HanjbamRangraj Sharma, a student of Shiksha Shastra (B.Ed). All the students and staff attended the session actively.