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DU VC Urges DUSU Leaders to Spearhead Drug-Free Campus Campaign
- •Delhi University Vice-Chancellor Yogesh Singh urged newly elected DUSU office-bearers for the 2026-27 session to lead the university's drug-free campus campaign by appointing ambassadors in every college.
- •Singh emphasized collaborative efforts on women's safety, suggesting workshops and reiterating the administration's commitment to a safe environment for female students.
- •To address mental health, the Vice-Chancellor directed that a counsellor be appointed in every college and announced plans to establish a wellness centre in each institution.
- •The university is working on hostel facilities in mission mode, expecting two to three new hostels to be completed this year.
- •DUSU President Yash Dabas, Vice-President Deepanshu Shaukeen, and Secretary Riya Chhabri assured the Vice-Chancellor of their constructive cooperation.
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Delhi University Vice-Chancellor Yogesh Singh urged the newly elected DUSU office-bearers to spearhead the university's drug-free campus campaign, suggesting the appointment of ambassadors and establishment of committees in every college and department.
Vice-Chancellor Yogesh Singh directed that a counsellor be appointed in every college where the post remains vacant and announced plans to establish a wellness centre in every college. Regarding accommodation, the university is working in mission mode to complete two to three hostels this year.
The meeting was attended by DUSU President Yash Dabas, Vice-President Deepanshu Shokeen, and Secretary Riya Chhabri. Several senior officials were also present, including Dean of Colleges Balaram Pani, Registrar Vikas Gupta, Dean of Students’ Welfare Ranjan Kumar Tripathi, and Proctor Manoj Kumar.
