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| MAM college organized online lecture | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Mar 3: The NSS Unit of Maulana Azad Memorial College, Jammu, in collaboration with the Electoral Literacy Club and the Department of Political Science, orchestrated an enlightening online lecture titled 'Role of Women in Elections.' The event, held under the patronage of the esteemed Principal Dr. B.B. Anand, witnessed enthusiastic participation from NSS volunteers and students of the Political Science Department.
Dr. Prem Singh, Head of the Political Science Department at GDC Poone (Reasi), served as the esteemed speaker for the lecture, providing invaluable insights into the pivotal role played by women in electoral processes. The session, expertly coordinated by Dr. Om Raj Katoch, Head of the Economics Department, aimed to foster awareness and understanding of gender dynamics within the realm of electoral politics.
Under the able management of NSS Program Officers Prof. Shabeer Ahmed, Prof. Lukesha, and Prof. Kailash Sharma, the online lecture served as a platform for engaging discourse and knowledge-sharing on pertinent issues related to women's participation in elections.
The collaborative effort between the NSS Unit, Electoral Literacy Club, and the Department of Political Science underscores the college's commitment to promoting civic engagement and democratic participation among its student body. By leveraging digital platforms, the college continues to facilitate meaningful interactions and educational initiatives despite the challenges posed by the current global landscape.
The success of the online lecture reflects the collective dedication of faculty members and students alike towards fostering a culture of informed citizenship and social responsibility. Such initiatives not only enrich academic discourse but also contribute towards building a more inclusive and participatory democratic society.
As the college remains steadfast in its pursuit of holistic education and community engagement, it looks forward to hosting more such enlightening sessions that empower students to become active agents of positive change in society. |
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