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Women's Cell/ Equal Opportunity Cell

Women, a most sensitive and delicate form of human being- more sociable, sensitive, warm, compassionate, polite, anxious, self-doubling, and more open to aesthetics. Women if today are not shy in speaking up their mind and are known as wonderful communicators, negotiators and statesman. Women have the ability to make better deal and personal engagements with people due to their impressive personality and unmatched art of oratory.


Women club or forum is a great help to the young girl as this society help and motivates the young students how to be active, smart and confident. By inviting great personalities like IPS officers, IAS officers, D.C. of the city like Dr. Preeti Yadav, or Dr. Manpreet Kaur, a gynecologist, various business women, journalists, speakers, politicians, and professors are invited in the college for girls and their lectures motivate them and their personalities and make them knowledgeable that how these women’s have achieved their place in society and how they are giving back their best for young generation.

In order to institutionalize such steps and measures, the Women’s Cell is henceforth entrusted with following functions and responsibilities:

  1. To sensitize the community at large towards gender related issues and to take such measures as would be necessary to create gender sensitivity on the campus;
  2. To conduct orientation programs for new students and employees;
  3. To suggest measures for providing a safe working environment for women on the campus and to recommend actions to be taken by the institute from time to time in order to deter the commission of any acts of sexual harassment or gender discrimination in any form;
  4. To organize workshops and awareness programmes at regular intervals for sensitizing students and staff members of the institute with the provisions of the Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention prohibition and Redressal) act 2013;
  5. To offer advice on available courses of action to an aggrieved women on campus if she approaches the Women Cell.
  6. To perform such other functions on behalf of the institute as may be assigned to it by the Principal and Higher Authorities .

Women's Cell/ Equal Opportunity Cell Members

  1. Prof. Meena kumari (Convener)
  2. Prof. Shaminder Kaur
  3. Prof. Harmandeep Kaur
  4. Prof. Bushra Khanam
  5. Prof. Pooja Verma
  6. Prof. Lavleen Verma
  7. Prof. Ritu Sachdeva
  8. Prof. Natasha Kalra
  9. Prof. Taranjot Kaur
  10. Prof. Sonia Sharma
  11. Dr. Anu Rani (HEIS)

5-1-4 Annual report of the committee motioning the activities and number of grievances redressed. Rport download is given below:

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Activities

Report Session 2022-23 onwards

Sr. No.

Date

Name of the Activity

Resource Person Details

Collaboration

Unit

No. of Teacher

No. of Students

Brief summary of activities

1. 

08-03-2023

International Women’ Day

Amrit Kaur (PCS)

Women” Cell of the College

30

300

On March 8, 2023, Government College, Ropar under the guidance of Principal Jatinder Singh, celebrated International Women’s Day with great enthusiasm and fervor. The event aimed to honor the achievements of women and girls in our community and to promote gender equality and women's rights with the theme' Women of Change'. The celebration was marked by a series of performances and activities, with girl students showcasing their talents through various dances and other perfomances. The guests of the event were retired principals and Amrit Kaur(PCS) who is also an alumni of the college. Dr. Harjas Kaur was awarded with the 'Achiever of the Day' award for her outstanding achievements. Various staff members participated in the event and did various activities.

2. 

12-08-2023

'MokaTian da Mela Da, ChoudharDhiya Di'

(Teej festival)

 -

Women's Cell of College &

Post Graduate Department of Punjabi

49

700

The Teej festival at Government College Ropar was celebrated with the theme 'MokaTian da Mela Da, ChoudharDhiya Di' by the Postgraduate Department of Punjabi. Staff and students participated enthusiastically, enjoying Punjabi cultural songs and swinging on campus. Principal Jatinder Singh Gill emphasized preserving Punjab's heritage amidst modernization. Vice Principal Dr.HarjasKaur praised the event's organization. Competitions included folk singing, mehndi, veil tying, and bangle making, with winners like Bhavna in dance and Harshika in mehndi. Professors judged the competitions, culminating in Bhavna winning Miss Teej.Top of FormBottom of Form

3. 

03-10-2023

Sanitary Pad Distribution Program

 -

Women Cell, Government College Ropar

&

STATE BANK OF INDIA Under CSR Initiative

15

1400

On March 2, 2024, Government College Ropar, in collaboration with STATE BANK OF INDIA Under CSR Initiative t conducted a sanitary pad distribution program through its Women's Cell. The initiative aimed to improve menstrual hygiene among students by providing free pads. Supported by Punjab Government, the distribution was organized at campus hall ensuring easy access. Students appreciated the initiative for increasing access to hygiene products and educational support. It underscored Punjab Government's commitment to student welfare and health, promoting a more supportive campus environment. Future distributions are planned to sustain these efforts.

4. 

5-3-2024

Distribution of sanitary napkins

 -

Women” Cell of the College supported by Higher Education Punjab

10

500

The Women’s Cell of Government College, Ropar, in collaboration with the Punjab Government, organized a significant initiative to distribute sanitary napkins to girl students. This event was part of a larger campaign aimed at promoting menstrual health and hygiene among young women. The distribution event took place on , at the college campus and saw enthusiastic participation from students and faculty members alike.Each girl student received a hygiene kit containing sanitary napkins sufficient for several months. Volunteers from the Women’s Cell and faculty members assisted in the orderly distribution process.

Post-distribution, an interactive session was held where students could share their thoughts and provide feedback on the initiative. Many students voiced their appreciation for the program, stating that it would greatly help in maintaining their menstrual hygiene, especially for those from economically disadvantaged backgrounds. The feedback highlighted the positive impact of the initiative on the students' health and well-being.

. The initiative was well-received by the students and highlighted the critical role of community and government support in addressing women's health issues.

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5. 

13-03-2024

Rubaroo

(International Women's Day)

Dr.PreetiYadav,

Deputy Commissioner,

District Rupnagar

 -

10

200

On March 13, 2024, Government College Ropar celebrated International Women's Day with the theme "Robroo". Principal Jatinder Singh Gill and Women's Cell Convener Professor MeenaKumari organized the event. Dr.PreetiYadav, Deputy Commissioner of District Rupnagar, was the Chief Guest, engaging students with her motivational journey and addressing their questions openly. Speakers including DCPO RajinderKaur, Dr.DildeepKaur from the Nursing College, and KanwaljitKaur from Sakhi One Stop Centre provided insights and solutions to student concerns. The event included distribution of prizes to winners of various competitions. Professor MeenaKumari thanked the guests, with moderation by Professors Natasha Kalra and LoveleenVerma. Principal Jatinder Singh Gill, Vice Principal Dr.HarjasKaur, Co-Convener Prof. ShaminderKaur, college staff, and DCPO office members contributed to the success of the program.