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Workshop on Begg technique held

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Participants are eligible to receive 18 CDE credit points for taking part in the event
Indian Begg Study Group founder-president Vijay P. Jayade felicitated

VISAKHAPATNAM: The Department of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopaedics of the GITAM Dental College and Hospital conducted a workshop on “refined Begg technique” in association with the Indian Orthodontics Society. GITAM University President M.V.V.S. Murthi inaugurated the workshop.

Dental College Principal K. Gangadhara Prasad briefed about the refined Begg technique and informed that participants of the workshop were eligible to receive 18 CDE credit points as per the norms of the Dental Council of India.

Indian Begg Study Group founder-president Vijay P. Jayade, an expert from the Indian Orthodontic Society Girish Karandikar and Begg study group sectretory Chetan Jayade were felicitated by Dr. Murthi. Organising sectretary Y.N. Sasidhar and others spoke.

Lecture on corruption

The Right to Information Act was a milestone in the road to transparency and should help curb corruption at all levels, Visakhapatnam Port Trust Chief Vigilance Officer P. Murali Mohan during a lecture on “awareness on corruption in public life” organised by the GITAM Institute of Management.

Corruption was a weakness and not strength and it was a criminal activity that could be curbed at individual level and not at societal level.

He advised that if the common citizens took a stand to combat petty corruption, the large corruption would automatically reduce.

GITAM Institute of Management Principal K. Sivarama Krishna presided over the meeting.

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