ASET Women Development Cell conducted a seminar on “Women Empowerment” on 25/08/2025 at Sarabhai Hall. The session was handled by Ms. Akhila Nath, Senior Carrier Counselor- Ahalia School of Media Studies. The seminar focused on the importance of women’s self-care, empowerment, and overall well-being. The students of S3 ECE and Civil attended the session. The session emphasized various aspects essential for women’s personal and professional growth.
- Self-Care
Self-care was highlighted as a crucial element for women’s overall well-being. By prioritizing self-care, women can enhance their health, resilience, and quality of life. - Good Scheduling in Daily Life
Following a structured schedule helps in:
Achieving goals and improving prioritization.
Enhancing accountability.
Improving the overall quality of life. - Making Hobbies
Engaging in hobbies encourages women to:
Discover new passions and interests.
Experience personal growth and self-discovery.
Increase self-awareness and creativity. - Empowerment through Saying “No”
The session underlined the importance of setting healthy boundaries.
Saying “No” helps women take control of their lives.
It enables them to prioritize their needs and avoid situations they are not comfortable with. - Professional Care
Participants were guided on seeking professional help when required.
Professional care provides access to specialized expertise, support, and guidance.
It helps women achieve their goals and improve overall well-being. - Discussion on Gender Inequality
The session concluded with a discussion on gender inequality and challenges faced by women in different sectors, including family, workplace, and society. The Women Development Cell continues to work towards empowering women by promoting self-care, professional growth, and addressing social challenges. Through awareness sessions, it encourages women to maintain a balanced life, nurture their skills, and assert their rights in society. The Principal, Dr.P.R Suresh gave a token of appreciation and Ms. Sunitha K G, Chairperson, WDC proposed vote of thanks to the resource person, Ms. Akhila Nath.



