TMU Organises Women Empowerment Talk Under Mission Shakti 5.0
Moradabad: The Teerthanker Mahaveer Institute of Management and Technology (TMIMT), College of Management, a constituent of Teerthanker Mahaveer University, successfully organised a Women Empowerment Talk titled “Empowered Women, Empowered Nation” under Mission Shakti 5.0 on 13th April 2026.
The session aimed to create awareness about the pivotal role of women in nation-building while inspiring students—especially young women—to embrace leadership, education, and self-reliance.
Focus on Women's Empowerment and Leadership
The programme was designed to highlight the importance of empowering women through education and active participation in societal development. It also aligned with the broader vision of Mission Shakti 5.0, which emphasises safety, dignity, and independence for women.
Key Objectives of the Programme
The primary objectives of the event included:
- Promoting awareness about women's empowerment and its impact on society
- Inspiring female students to develop leadership qualities and confidence
- Emphasising the role of education in achieving empowerment
- Supporting the goals and vision of Mission Shakti 5.0
Expert Session and Interactive Discussions
The highlight of the programme was an expert lecture delivered by Dr Madhubala Tyagi, Principal of Kaushalya Kanya Inter College. She shared valuable insights on women's empowerment, education, and leadership, encouraging students to adopt a proactive approach towards personal and professional growth.
The session also featured:
- A formal welcome address for the guests and participants
- An engaging discussion on the role of empowered women in national development
- An interactive session where students actively participated and shared their perspectives
Dr Tyagi’s address inspired attendees to build confidence, pursue education with determination, and contribute meaningfully to society.
Coordination and Support
The event was conducted with the support of Teerthanker Mahaveer University and was effectively coordinated by Ms Anshu Chauhan, whose efforts ensured seamless planning and execution.
The programme was organised under the guidance of Prof. Vipin Jain (Dean, Faculty of Commerce, TMIMT) and Prof. (Dr.) Shivanee M. Kaul (Nodal Officer, Mission Shakti 5.0), along with the dedicated support of faculty members and the organising team.
Conclusion
The Women Empowerment Talk proved to be an insightful and motivating initiative, significantly enhancing awareness and confidence among students. The session reinforced the idea that empowering women is fundamental to building a progressive and strong nation.
Such initiatives reflect TMU’s continued commitment to fostering an inclusive, empowered, and socially responsible academic environment.
