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Meet on corruption in Hyderabad

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HYDERABAD: The State Governor, Mr Sushil Kumar Shinde, will inaugurate a seminar on "Towards a corruption free India," here on Wednesday. The Central Vigilance Commissioner, Mr P. Shankar, and his predecessor, Mr N. Vittal, will also participate.

According to the organisers, the Vigilance Study Circle (VSC), Hyderabad, several governors of States, and well known personalities will speak on the need to eliminate corruption in the country.

The VSC is a forum for vigilance professionals working in banks, insurance companies, Government departments and public sector undertakings.

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