International Women’s Day Celebrated with Enthusiasm at Sai Tirupati University

Udaipur: Sai Tirupati University, located in Umarda, Udaipur, celebrated International Women’s Day with great enthusiasm on Saturday. The university honored its female employees, recognizing their invaluable contributions across various departments. The event witnessed women showcasing their talents through digital games, mehndi, rangoli, and fireless cooking competitions, winning multiple prizes. Female doctors from the institution also mesmerized the audience with their exceptional skills, making the event truly remarkable.
Women Must Be Digitally Educated – Chetna Bhati
The chief guest, Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP), Udaipur, Chetna Bhati, delivered an insightful lecture on digital frauds and preventive measures. She emphasized that digital literacy is essential for all women in today’s era and that training in social media security, digital banking transactions, fraud calls, mobile tracking, and cybersecurity should be mandatory for every woman.
Speaking on the occasion, CEO Sheetal Agarwal expressed gratitude to DSP Chetna Bhati for her informative session, highlighting the significance of education and experience for women from all walks of life. She further elaborated on Sai Tirupati University’s contribution to women empowerment, emphasizing its efforts in promoting education, skills development, and leadership opportunities for women.
Focus on Women Empowerment & Equal Opportunities
The event also featured addresses by Association Chairperson Ashish Agarwal, Vice-Chancellor Dr. Prashant Nahar, Registrar Dr. Devendra Jain, and PIMS Umarda Principal Dr. Suresh Goyal. They acknowledged the valuable contributions of female employees and officers in the university’s smooth operation and growth. Discussions centered around women empowerment, skill development, and equal rights, reinforcing the university’s commitment to gender equality.
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