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Panel Discussion on “Know Your Rights: Legal Literacy for Women’s Safety”

Organized at Poornima University | 30th August 2025

On 30th August 2025, Poornima University, in collaboration with Adv. Anuradha Upadhyay and her team, hosted a panel discussion on women’s safety and legal literacy. The event was held at the 3rd Floor Seminar Hall, Department of Computer Science & Engineering, and witnessed an enthusiastic participation of students and faculty members.

Panel Discussion on “Know Your Rights: Legal Literacy for Women’s Safety”

Key Highlights of the Session

  1. Understanding Women’s Fundamental Legal Rights
    The panel opened with a comprehensive discussion on the fundamental rights of women guaranteed under the Constitution of India and their significance in day-to-day life.
  2. Addressing Harassment & Legal Procedures
    Speakers explained the laws related to harassment, workplace safety, and redressal mechanisms. The session also guided students on the procedures for filing complaints and accessing legal aid, emphasizing the importance of awareness in ensuring safety and justice.
  3. Practical Insights & Interactive Dialogue
    The panel was designed as an interactive session, encouraging students to ask questions and share perspectives. This made the discussion practical, relatable, and highly impactful.

Message from the Experts

  • Adv. Anuradha Upadhyay and her team highlighted the need for legal literacy among young women and stressed that awareness is the first step toward empowerment.

  • The coordinators — Dr. Shikha Sharma, Dr. Priyanka Verma, and Mr. Rajkumar Sharma — played a pivotal role in facilitating the session and ensuring active student engagement.

A Step Toward Empowerment

The event concluded with a collective acknowledgment that knowledge of one’s rights is an essential tool of empowerment. By bridging the gap between law and everyday life, this session enabled students to feel more confident about addressing concerns related to safety and equality.

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