Inauguration of Two-Day National Seminar on Common Sense at Sangam University

Sangam University, Bhilwara, hosted the opening session of a two-day national seminar on the subject of Common Sense. The distinguished guests for the event were Professor Alpana Kateja, Vice Chancellor of Rajasthan University, Jaipur, and Chairperson Professor Sunita Mishra, Vice Chancellor of Mohanlal Sukhadia University, Udaipur.

*Professor Alpana Kateja, in her role as the Vice Chancellor of Rajasthan University, shared insights into the significance of common sense in life. She also expressed interest in collaborating with Sangam University for a national seminar in the future. Professor Sunita Mishra, Chairperson of the seminar and Vice Chancellor of Mohanlal Sukhadia University, congratulated the university on hosting the seminar, marking the first-ever collaboration between the two universities.*

*Expressing gratitude for the presence of the first female Vice Chancellor of both universities, Sangam University's Vice Chancellor, Professor Karunesh Saxena, thanked Professor Alpana Kateja for attending the event. The seminar covered three sessions on the first day.*

*The first session featured Professor Surendra Kumar Katearia from Mohanlal Sukhadia University, who presented his life experiences, emphasizing the simplicity and relevance of the Common Sense topic. The second session saw presentations by Professor Arvind Mahla and Professor Rajendra Mishra on the socio-psychological aspects of common sense. In the third session, Delhi-based mental health specialist Priyamvada Srivastava spoke about character building through the application of common sense.*

*The seminar honored Professor Rashmi Saxena, Professor C. R. Suthar, and Professor Arvind Mahla. Sangam University's Vice Chancellor Professor Karunesh Saxena, Vice Chancellor Professor Manas Ranjan Panigrahi, and Registrar Professor Rajiv Mehta facilitated the recognition ceremony.*

*The seminar also included hybrid presentations of research papers from participants representing various states across the country. At the conclusion of the program, Professor Preeti Mehta, Head of IQAC, expressed gratitude to all the guests and participants.*