TMU Organises Essay Competition Under Mission Shakti 5.0 Phase II
Moradabad: The Teerthanker Mahaveer College of Pharmacy, a constituent of Teerthanker Mahaveer University, organised an Essay Competition under Mission Shakti 5.0 (Phase II – Day 2) on 21 April 2026. The event was conducted at the seminar hall of the College of Pharmacy and witnessed active participation from 40 students.
The initiative aimed to promote awareness on critical issues such as women’s empowerment, safety, health, and entrepreneurship while encouraging students to articulate their perspectives through structured writing.
Promoting Awareness Through Creative Expression
The essay competition served as an intellectual platform for students to explore socially relevant themes and express their ideas effectively. It aligned with the broader objectives of Mission Shakti, focusing on awareness, empowerment, and skill development.
Key Objectives of the Programme
The competition was organised with clearly defined academic and social goals:
- To create awareness about women’s empowerment and related societal issues
- To enhance students’ writing, analytical, and critical thinking skills
- To encourage thoughtful engagement with topics related to safety, health, and entrepreneurship
Competition Highlights
The event was conducted in a structured and engaging manner:
- Theme: Topics centred on women’s empowerment, safety, entrepreneurship, and health awareness
- Participation: 40 students actively contributed well-structured and insightful essays
- Evaluation Criteria: Entries were assessed based on content quality, clarity of thought, creativity, relevance, and presentation
- Outcome: The activity significantly enhanced students’ awareness and strengthened their writing and analytical abilities
Academic Guidance and Support
The programme was successfully organised under the guidance of Dr. (Prof.) Ashu Mittal, Chairperson & Principal, and Dr. (Prof.) Mayur Porwal, Vice Principal. The event coordination was led by Mrs Deeksha Verma, with valuable support from faculty members, including Dr. Anuradha Pawar and Mrs. Urvashi Saxena.
The collective efforts of faculty and non-teaching staff ensured the smooth execution and overall success of the competition.
Conclusion
The Essay Competition under Mission Shakti 5.0 (Phase II) proved to be an impactful academic initiative, fostering awareness, creativity, and critical thinking among students. By encouraging meaningful discourse on women’s empowerment and related issues, the event contributed to shaping socially responsible and informed individuals.
Such initiatives highlight the commitment of TMU towards holistic education, combining academic excellence with social awareness and empowerment.
