Women have been the driving force behind progress in every sphere of life—be it science, education, business, or governance. Their strength, resilience, and unwavering spirit have continuously broken barriers and paved the way for a more inclusive world. International Women’s Day serves as a reminder to celebrate their contributions and advocate for gender equality.
Ramgarh Engineering College (REC), Murubanda, joyfully celebrated International Women’s Day on March 8, 2025. Organized by the Institute Innovation Council (IIC), the event honoured the power, resilience, and achievements of women.
The celebration took place on the college campus, with around 100 enthusiastic girl students participating. It began with the Dwip Prajyalan (lamp lighting) ceremony, led by Principal Dr. Sharbani Roy and the respected lady faculty members.
The event featured inspiring speeches from Dr. Sharbani Roy, Vice Principal Dr. Nazmul Islam, and IIC Coordinator. Principal Dr. Roy emphasized that women are the pillars of a progressive society, and REC remains committed to empowering them. Vice Principal Dr. Islam encouraged every girl to believe in herself, stand for her rights, and chase her dreams without fear.
Adding to the essence of the occasion, Media Coordinator Mr. Pallab Das reminded everyone that International Women’s Day is not just a celebration but a call to action for gender equality and empowerment.
The event brimmed with creativity as students showcased their talents through speech, dance, singing, and painting competitions. The competitions were judged by a distinguished panel, including Dr. Sharbani Roy, Dr. Ayani Nandi, Mrs. Komal Kumari, Mrs. Sreyoshee Bhattacharya, Mrs. Jyoti Kumari, and Ms. Mamani Mondal.
The celebration at REC was a testament to the power of education and empowerment. It reinforced the belief that every woman has the potential to shape the future and redefine societal norms. By nurturing confidence, creativity, and courage, events like these inspire young women to break barriers and reach new heights in every field.