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Symposium on ‘Save Girl Child, Save the Nation’ held at GCW Udhampur

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Last updated: January 17, 2025 1:27 am
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Udhampur, Jan 16: In a significant initiative to advocate for gender equality and raise awareness about the challenges faced by girl children in society, the Government College for Women (GCW) Udhampur Thursday organized a symposium on the theme “Save Girl Child, Save the Nation” under the campaign slogan “Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao.”
The event was conducted by the Department of Political Science and DSW in collaboration with Advocate Sanjeet Bavouria, a noted advocate of Udhampur Judiciary, and aimed to highlight the importance of protecting and empowering girl children for the nation’s progress.
The program commenced with a formal welcome by Prof. Swarna Devi, Head of the Political Science Department, who addressed the audience on the pressing need to eliminate practices such as female foeticide and gender discrimination. She also emphasized the significance of the Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao scheme launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in 2015 and its role in promoting the education and welfare of girls across India. Dr. Nalini Pathania, Principal of the college, graced the occasion as the Chief Guest and lauded the Department of Political Science for organizing such a thought-provoking and impactful event. She underscored the urgent need to address gender-sensitive issues in society and highlighted the role of education and community awareness in eradicating gender bias and ensuring equal opportunities for girls. The symposium featured inspiring addresses by eminent guests, including:
Rashika Sharma, SHO, Women Police Station, Udhampur, who highlighted the transformative power of education for girls and its role in their personal and professional growth. Azra Parveen, from the Special Cell for Women, who spoke about the rising challenges of social media exploitation and advised students on safe and responsible use of online platforms. Advocate Sanjeet Bavouria, who focused on the constitutional rights of women and the vital role of protecting girl children in shaping a progressive and equitable nation.
The event also included a Symposium-Competition, where 15 students eloquently shared their views on the theme. Sonia Sharma secured the first position, followed by Bhoomi Lakhotra in second place and Nazeem in third. Prizes were distributed among the winners, and all participants received consolation medals to encourage their continued involvement in similar initiatives. The panel of judges for the competition included Dr. Geetanjali Rajput, Head of the English Department, Prof. Shama Rani, Assistant Professor of Dogri, and Prof. Simran Khajuria, Assistant Professor of English, who evaluated the participants’ speeches and praised their impactful delivery.

 

 

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