The workshop focused on creating awareness among female students regarding women’s safety, cybercrime,
and available support systems. The programme aimed to empower students with knowledge, build confidence,
and encourage responsible citizenship while equipping them with information about helpline services and
preventive measures against crime through the “APRAJITA: No Silence, No Violence – Empowering Women
Against Crime” workshop organized by the Mass Communication Club at the UG Campus on 20th March 2026
in association with Amar Ujala.
The programme commenced with an introduction to the “Aprajita” initiative, a campaign by Amar Ujala
focusing on women’s empowerment and safety, followed by the formal welcome of the dignitaries. Prof. (Dr.)
Nancy Sharma, Principal – UG Campus, welcomed the Chief Guest, Ms. Neha Kumari, Sub-Inspector,
Sahibabad Police Station, and the Guest of Honour, Ms. Nisha Singh, Bureau Chief, Amar Ujala THA Office,
by presenting a plaque of honour. In her welcome address, she emphasized the importance of the session and
encouraged students to face situations related to women’s safety and personal security with courage and
confidence.
Ms. Neha Kumari, as the Chief Guest, highlighted critical issues such as women’s safety, cybercrime
awareness, domestic violence support systems, and the importance of citizen responsibility. Ms. Nisha Singh
elaborated on various self-defense measures and demonstrated practical techniques to handle challenging
situations effectively. The speakers also shared important helpline numbers and suggested practical measures
that students can adopt in their daily lives to ensure their safety.
The session was highly interactive, with students actively participating, asking questions, and sharing their
concerns. Real-life examples and case discussions enhanced understanding and relatability. The workshop
proved to be highly informative, enabling participants to gain valuable insights, increased awareness, and a
stronger sense of personal safety and confidence.
The event was highly engaging, with students demonstrating enthusiasm, discipline, and active involvement
throughout the session. Participants showed keen interest in topics such as cybercrime and safety measures and
engaged in meaningful discussions, reflecting the effectiveness of the programme.
The event was coordinated by Dr. Monika Sharma and Prof. Rama Rani Mishra in the presence of Prof. (Dr.)
Nancy Sharma, Principal – UG Campus, Dr. Vidushi Singh (Dean Academics), Prof. Kanika Tandon, faculty
members, and students of the UG Campus.
