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Al Ameen College hosts women’s empowerment and AI awareness program in Beedr
Al Ameen College in Beedr organised a women’s empowerment and AI awareness programme featuring talks by Al Ameen Education Society secretary Mubashir Sindhe and Chandr Cultural, Literary and Educational Charitable Trust president Praveenchandra Meeraganjkar.
The Al Ameen Degree College in Beedr hosted a women’s empowerment and AI awareness programme on Monday, organised by Chandr Cultural, Literary and Educational Charitable Trust.
The event covered topics such as women’s empowerment, leadership development, artificial intelligence, environmental protection, women’s health and menstrual hygiene. Speakers included Al Ameen Education Society secretary Mubashir Sindhe, who urged the youth to develop social consciousness and highlighted the importance of encouraging girls to pursue achievements and confidence.
Chandr Cultural, Literary and Educational Charitable Trust president Praveenchandra Meeraganjkar said that today’s students are tomorrow’s leaders and called for collective effort to bring positive change. The trust is actively working to inspire girls to participate in social activities.
Dr. Manohar Maitre, a professor at the government women’s college, emphasised that women should have equal opportunities in education, administration and business to drive societal progress. Vijay Kumar Valluru, head of the computer science department at the government polytechnic, explained how AI education is transforming jobs and daily life and urged students to learn and use the technology responsibly.
Other speakers included Dr. Varsha Gayatonde, a farm officer, Shalini Florence, a child welfare committee member, Al Ameen Education Society administrator Mohammad Makhbul Ahmad, Principal Mohammad Khaja, Daniel Maitre who moderated the session, and lecturer Saida Karim Khadri who concluded the event.
The event covered topics such as women’s empowerment, leadership development, artificial intelligence, environmental protection, women’s health and menstrual hygiene. Speakers included Al Ameen Education Society secretary Mubashir Sindhe, who urged the youth to develop social consciousness and highlighted the importance of encouraging girls to pursue achievements and confidence.
Chandr Cultural, Literary and Educational Charitable Trust president Praveenchandra Meeraganjkar said that today’s students are tomorrow’s leaders and called for collective effort to bring positive change. The trust is actively working to inspire girls to participate in social activities.
Dr. Manohar Maitre, a professor at the government women’s college, emphasised that women should have equal opportunities in education, administration and business to drive societal progress. Vijay Kumar Valluru, head of the computer science department at the government polytechnic, explained how AI education is transforming jobs and daily life and urged students to learn and use the technology responsibly.
Other speakers included Dr. Varsha Gayatonde, a farm officer, Shalini Florence, a child welfare committee member, Al Ameen Education Society administrator Mohammad Makhbul Ahmad, Principal Mohammad Khaja, Daniel Maitre who moderated the session, and lecturer Saida Karim Khadri who concluded the event.