Campus Times| Lucknow

Marking International Women’s Day 2026, Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University organized a programme on the theme “Give to Gain” on March 9, emphasizing women’s empowerment, equality and a safer academic environment. Chairing the event, Acting Vice-Chancellor Sunita Mishra said women should not be confined to traditional roles, as their education and empowerment strengthen families and society alike. She noted that women today are excelling across fields such as education, science, politics, sports, business and defence, contributing significantly to national development.

Role of ICC

Registrar Ashwini Kumar Singh stressed that despite progress, sustained efforts are still needed to achieve true gender equality and ensure equal opportunities for women. Speaking on institutional safety, ICC Chair Abha Mishra highlighted the role of the Internal Complaints Committee in maintaining a respectful and gender-sensitive campus, encouraging individuals to raise their voices against discrimination and harassment.

Experts also addressed digital safety and legal awareness. Dhirendra Pandey warned about emerging cyber threats such as AI-driven deepfake fraud, while Head of the Department of Law, Sudarshan Verma spoke about legal rights that empower women to seek justice. The event also featured poetry and musical performances by students and faculty, celebrating the strength, resilience and achievements of women in society.