TMU College of Pharmacy Organises Mission Shakti 5.0 Phase II
Moradabad: The Teerthanker Mahaveer College of Pharmacy, a constituent of Teerthanker Mahaveer University, successfully conducted Mission Shakti 5.0 Phase II (Day 1) on 20 April 2026 at its seminar hall. The initiative is part of the government-led Mission Shakti 5.0 campaign aimed at promoting women’s safety, empowerment, and awareness.
The programme witnessed the participation of 50 students and faculty members, focusing on empowering young individuals—especially women—through education, awareness, and skill development.
Focus on Women's Empowerment and Self-Reliance
The event was designed to educate students about key aspects of women’s empowerment, including safety, health, and entrepreneurship. It encouraged participants to become confident, informed, and self-reliant contributors to society.
Objectives of the Programme
The programme was organised with clearly defined goals aligned with the vision of Mission Shakti:
- To spread awareness about women’s empowerment and safety
- To motivate students towards entrepreneurship and self-reliance
- To educate participants about women’s health and hygiene
- To encourage active participation through co-curricular engagement
Expert Sessions Highlight Key Themes
The event featured insightful expert lectures that addressed both professional growth and health awareness:
Entrepreneurship and Innovation
An expert session was delivered by Urvashi Saxena, who shared valuable insights on entrepreneurship and innovation. She encouraged students to adopt creative thinking, explore start-up opportunities, and move towards self-employment and independence.
Women’s Health and Hygiene Awareness
Another important session was conducted by Pooja Jha, who highlighted critical aspects of women’s health, hygiene, and overall well-being. She emphasised the importance of maintaining a healthy lifestyle and raising awareness about preventive healthcare practices.
Acknowledgement of Support and Coordination
The successful execution of the programme was made possible under the guidance of:
- Dr. (Prof.) Ashu Mittal, Chairperson & Principal
- Dr. (Prof.) Mayur Porwal, Vice Principal
- Mrs Deeksha Verma, Event Organiser
Special appreciation was extended to Dr Anuradha Pawar and the faculty members of the College of Pharmacy for their support in organising and coordinating the seminar. The contribution of teaching and non-teaching staff ensured the smooth functioning of the event.
Conclusion
The Mission Shakti 5.0 Phase II (Day 1) programme at TMU College of Pharmacy successfully achieved its objectives by combining awareness, education, and skill-building. Through expert-led sessions on entrepreneurship and women’s health, the initiative empowered students with knowledge and confidence to pursue self-reliance and well-being.
Such initiatives reaffirm the university’s commitment to fostering an informed, empowered, and socially responsible student community aligned with national priorities of women's empowerment and development.
