Dr. Debleena Bhattacharya
Chairperson
Chemical Engineering
Educated Women, Stronger Communities
By empowering women, we unlock their potential to drive societal and economic advancement. Their active involvement in decision-making and economic activities leads to greater prosperity for all.
Challenging the Status Quo
Educated women are more likely to question the status quo, challenge traditional norms, and contribute to innovative solutions that benefit society as a whole.
Becoming Green Leaders
Studies show a strong correlation between women's education and environmental awareness. Educated women are more likely to advocate for sustainable practices and contribute to a healthier planet.
Building a More Inclusive Democracy
Educated women are more likely to participate in political processes, vote in
elections, and hold leadership positions, contributing to stronger and more
representative democracies.
September 2024
Agents of Change & Conflict Resolution
Research suggests that societies with higher levels of women's education tend to be
more peaceful and less prone to conflict. Educated women play a vital role in
peacebuilding and conflict resolution efforts.
September 2024
Building a More Connected World
EEducated women possess the knowledge, skills, and confidence to engage with diverse cultures and perspectives. This fosters greater understanding, breaks down stereotypes, and promotes cooperation on a global scale.
Inspiring Creativity and Cultural Enrichment
Educated women are more likely to engage in creative pursuits, contribute to artistic expression, and enrich the cultural landscape of their communities.
