Empowering Women in Science: A Bright Future
In a powerful statement highlighting the vast opportunities available for women in science, Susheela Devi Negi, a prominent scientist from the Central Government’s Ministry of Science and Technology, addressed a seminar at Graphic Era Deemed University.
Empowering Women through Collaboration
The seminar, titled ‘Unlocking Potential: Empowering Women in Science Careers’, featured Negi as the chief guest. She emphasized the importance of collective efforts to boost female participation in science and technology. According to her, providing women with adequate encouragement, resources, and support is essential for advancing their careers in this field.
Government Initiatives and Support
During her presentation, Negi highlighted various government initiatives aimed at supporting women in science. These include:
- Women in Science and Engineering (WISE)
- Women Instinct for Development and Ushering in Scientific Heights and Innovations (WIDUSHI)
- Gender Advancement for Transforming Institutions (GATI) for school-going girls
This informative session was organized by the Biotechnology department, showcasing a commitment to foster gender equality and support women’s empowerment in scientific pursuits.
In Attendance
The event saw participation from important figures, including Head of the Biotechnology department Rupak Nagrik, Organizing Secretary Tanvi Kaur, and fellow faculty members such as Vinod Kumar, Anita Pandey, and Anju Rani, along with PhD scholars and students. Jyotsana Mishra hosted the seminar, contributing to a vibrant discussion on the future of women in science.
