Archive · 27 Aug 2026
DAVV Welcomes 900 Freshers With Orientation, Drug-Free India Pledge
DAVV organised a special welcome programme for new students.
It was called Deeksharambh-Rubaroo 2026.
About 900 students took part.
The students came from two DAVV institutions.
University leaders spoke to them about learning and personal growth.
They encouraged students to be curious, disciplined and creative.
The Vice-Chancellor also led a pledge against drug use.
The students promised to help build a healthy and drug-free society.
DAVV held the Deeksharambh-Rubaroo 2026 orientation programme for newly admitted students.
Around 900 students from IIPS and SATHM attended the programme.
Vice-Chancellor Rakesh Singhai urged students to use their creativity, technology skills and energy positively.
Registrar Prajwal Khare addressed students with an energetic speech and Hindi poems.
Freshers took the Nasha Mukt Bharat pledge to support a healthy, responsible and drug-free society.
- Who
- Around 900 newly admitted students of IIPS and SATHM, along with DAVV officials, faculty and staff.
- What
- The Deeksharambh-Rubaroo 2026 orientation programme was held, including a Nasha Mukt Bharat pledge.
- When
- The articles identify the programme as Deeksharambh-Rubaroo 2026 but do not provide a specific date.
- Where
- At Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya in Indore, Madhya Pradesh.
- Why
- To welcome students at the beginning of their academic journey and encourage holistic development and a drug-free society.
- Programme
- Deeksharambh-Rubaroo 2026 Orientation Programme
- Institution
- Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya (DAVV)
- Participating departments
- Institute of International Professional Studies and School of Applied Humanities and Technology Management
- Student participation
- Around 900 newly admitted students
- Pledge
- Nasha Mukt Bharat pledge
- Vice-Chancellor
- Rakesh Singhai
- Programme conducted by
- Jyoti Sharma