Women Protection Laws Awareness Campaign - 8th March 2026

On 8th March 2026, SSVPS BSD College of Engineering organized a Women Protection Laws Awareness Campaign to mark the celebration of International Women’s Day. The program aimed to educate students, faculty members, and staff about the various legal provisions available for the protection and empowerment of women in India. The initiative reflected the institution’s commitment to promoting gender equality, safety, and legal awareness within the academic community.

The campaign was organized by the college administration in collaboration with the Women Development Cell (WDC) and Internal Complaints Committee (ICC). The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from students across different departments, along with teaching and non-teaching staff members. The primary objective of the campaign was to create awareness about women’s rights, safety measures, and legal remedies available in cases of harassment, discrimination, or violence.

The program began with an introductory address highlighting the significance of International Women’s Day and the importance of empowering women through education and legal awareness. The speaker emphasized that knowledge of legal rights plays a crucial role in ensuring women’s safety and confidence in society. Students were encouraged to understand and exercise their rights whenever necessary.

During the campaign, various important women protection laws in India were explained in a clear and accessible manner. These included the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, the Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, and provisions under the Indian Penal Code that address crimes against women. The session also covered legal support systems such as women helplines, police assistance, and complaint mechanisms available within educational institutions.

A special emphasis was placed on the role of the Internal Complaints Committee (ICC) in addressing complaints related to sexual harassment within the campus. Students were informed about the procedures for filing complaints, confidentiality measures, and the support provided to victims. The campaign helped remove hesitation and encouraged open discussions regarding women’s safety issues.

Interactive activities were also conducted during the program to engage students and reinforce awareness. These included short presentations, discussions, and awareness posters highlighting women’s rights and safety guidelines. Participants actively shared their thoughts and experiences, making the session informative and impactful.

The campaign also focused on the importance of respect, equality, and responsible behavior in building a safe and supportive environment for women. Students were reminded that ensuring women’s safety is not only a legal responsibility but also a social and moral duty of every individual.

The event concluded with a message encouraging students to spread awareness about women protection laws within their families, communities, and social circles. The organizers expressed hope that such initiatives would contribute to building a safer and more inclusive society.

Overall, the Women Protection Laws Awareness Campaign conducted by SSVPS BSD College of Engineering, Dhule on 8th March 2026 successfully highlighted the importance of legal awareness and empowerment of women. The program served as an important step toward creating a campus culture that values dignity, equality, and safety for all.