DU organises orientation programme for Northeastern state students

Updated on: Wednesday, September 26, 2012

An orientation programme for DU students from the northeastern states is set to take place on Wednesday at Sir Shankar Lal Hall. It is organized by a group of students and the office of the Dean of Students' Welfare.

"All the colleges will participate. We have invited the vice-chancellor and the joint commissioner of police Robin Hibu," said Mezei a third-year student and one of the organizers.

"There will be other officials who will brief students. They will be told about their rights and what they should do if they face any problem," he said adding that the orientation will also function as a career-counseling session. "There will be a 'legal interaction' session before the break," said Mezei.

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