The Union Bank of India (UBI) officials called upon the students to commit themselves to a corruption-free India and transform the country on all fronts.
Participating in Vigilance Awareness Week celebrations at Government High School at Sapthagiri Colony here on Tuesday, the UBI officials said the country would progress only if all sections of the society play a responsible role in eradicating corruption.
They said they were reaching out to the students to inculcate the values of honesty and integrity.
On the occasion, the UBI managers P. Prahlad, P. Narayana and A.V. Kumar administered a pledge to the students to eradicate corruption and ensure transparency in the society.
They also distributed prizes and books to the winners of essay writing competitions.
Confederation of All Telangana Consumer Organisations’ (CATCO) president N. Srinivas empowered the students on consumer rights and how to check adulteration. School headmistress G. Pramoda, bank officials M. Anjaneyulu, S. Surya Satyanarayana, K. Samatha, M. Swaroopa, Md Riyaz and others were also present.
