A seminar on Women Safety was held at Radharaman Institute of Technology and Science on Thursday.
It was jointly organised by Radharaman Institution, Radha Mohan Engineering College and Rajiv Gandhi Technological University today, under the programme of the World Bank and Central Human Resources Department. The seminar was on women safety through Technical Education Quality Improvement Program-Three (TEQIP-3).
In this seminar, S.C. Choubey and Sub Specialists Naveen Bhatia and Nitasha Khare, who came from RGPV, addressed the staff members of the faculty members and group of students and groups.
Choubey said that increasing criminal incidents against women The topic of their security has become very important. He said that for safeguarding we should not just depend on the police, but in the society there will be a mechanism that will not give up to these incidents. He said that in many countries of the world, the government and the public have shown such a possible. New York and Munich are examples of the city. Whereas earlier these cities were notorious for crimes, nowhere in the night, women are able to go out of the house fearlessly.
Naveen Bhatia said that to stop the crimes against women, women should make themselves physically and mentally strong. On the other hand Khare said that in many cases women are quietly oppressed. This is due to lack of knowledge of the law and not getting proper guidance. In his remarks, he gave information about various laws related to protection of women and the way to use them. Speaking on this occasion, RR Saxena, Chairman of Rathmaran Group, said that this workshop is useful and said that men and women should also change their thinking and attitude.