TEJASVINI YUVATI SAMMELAN ORGANIZED

TEJASVINI YUVATI SAMMELAN ORGANIZED

11-OCT-ENG 1

RAJIV NAYAN AGRAWAL

BUXAR-------------------------With the aim of fostering leadership qualities among female students, making them self-reliant and confident, and ensuring their active participation in nation-building, the Buxar city unit of the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) organized the 'Tejasvini Yuvati Sammelan' (Empowered Young Women's Conference) on Friday at the Manas Auditorium of Maharshi Vishwamitra College. The conference featured discussions on crucial topics such as women's empowerment, women's safety, personality development, and social responsibilities. Speakers urged the students to recognize their talents, face challenges resolutely, and step forward to bring about positive change in society.

Himani Kumari presided over the event, while Abhigya Mishra conducted the proceedings. Chief Guest Varsha Pandey, along with special guests Shubham Kumari (Assistant Sub-Inspector, Buxar Town Police Station) and Prof. Dr. Archana Rai, addressed the students.

Chief Guest Varsha Pandey stated that dedication to one's goal, discipline, and persistent hard work are essential for achieving success in life. She encouraged students to strive to move forward in every situation while maintaining faith in their own capabilities. She remarked that young women are vital pillars of progress for the family, society, and the nation. Only educated, aware, and self-reliant young women can play a pivotal role in building an empowered society and a developed nation.

Discussing the various dimensions of 'Panch Parivartan' (Five-fold Transformation), she emphasized social harmony, environmental conservation, awareness regarding *Swadeshi* (indigenous products), the fulfillment of civic duties, and the promotion of positive values ​​within the family and society. She also appealed to the students to fearlessly raise their voices against social evils and injustice and to discharge their responsibilities in the national interest.

Sub-Inspector Shubham Kumari of the Buxar Town Police Station stated that every young woman should be aware of her rights, duties, and social responsibilities. Armed with self-confidence, awareness, and self-reliance, female students can robustly face the challenges of life. Emphasizing women's safety, she encouraged female students to seek appropriate assistance in any uncomfortable situation. She stated that alongside education and career pursuits, it is essential to be aware of one's safety and legal rights. She also shared her contact details for assistance should the need arise.

Prof. Dr. Archana Rai remarked that women's empowerment is not merely about providing employment opportunities; true empowerment is achieved only when women have access to a safe environment, equal opportunities, and respect, and possess full knowledge of their rights.

She urged the students to develop knowledge and skills through education and to contribute to resolving social challenges. She emphasized the importance of maintaining self-respect, remaining vigilant about one's rights, and raising one's voice against injustice. She noted that if young women are provided with the right opportunities and a conducive environment, they can showcase their talent in every field.

Speakers at the conference highlighted that young women are currently proving their mettle in diverse sectors such as education, administration, sports, science, social service, and leadership. Such events provide students with a platform to share their views, gain inspiration, and become aware of their social responsibilities.

Baby Kumari delivered the vote of thanks at the conclusion of the program. The event was attended by Department Coordinator Avinash Pandey, District Coordinator Abhinandan Mishra, 'Khelo Bharat' Regional Co-coordinator Manish Singh, and numerous ABVP activists—including Viraj Singh, Priyanshu Shubham, Rahul Kumar, Abhishek Gupta, Rishi Nandan Dubey, Sanjit Yadav, Aditya Singh, Nandan Kumar, Divyanshu Mishra, Prabhas Chaubey, Shubhankit Pandey, Deepak Kumar, and Vaibhav Srivastava—along with a large number of female students.