UDAAN 2026 – National Girl Child Day: Awareness & Empowerment Session
About the Program
In observance of National Girl Child Day, Acharya is organising UDAAN 2026, an Awareness and Empowerment Session dedicated to nurturing confidence, leadership, and career readiness among girl students.
Scheduled on 23rd January 2026 at the Acharya Institutes Campus, the session aims to create a supportive platform for young women to explore personal development, social awareness, and future career pathways through expert-led interactions.
The programme will feature eminent speakers from psychology, cyber safety, and engineering education, offering valuable insights on mental well-being, digital safety, leadership, and professional growth.
Objectives of the Program
- To promote awareness on personal safety, mental health, and cyber security
- To enhance leadership qualities, social skills, and team-building abilities
- To encourage career awareness and informed decision-making
- To empower girl students through personality development and self-confidence building
- To commemorate National Girl Child Day by reinforcing the importance of education and empowerment
Expected Outcomes of the Program
- Improved self-awareness and confidence among participants
- Better understanding of cyber safety and responsible digital behaviour
- Enhanced communication, leadership, and interpersonal skills
- Increased clarity on career options and personal growth pathways
- Stronger motivation among students to pursue their goals with resilience and independence
Target Audience: School students
Committee Members
- Dr. Bhagirathi Bai V, Director – Academics, Acharya Institutes
- Prof. Sheela S Maharajpet, Assistant Professor, Department of MCA, AIT
- Prof. Sheela S Maharajpet, Assistant Professor, Department of MCA, AIT
Dr. Padmakshi Lokesh
Designation : Clinical Psychologist & Educationist
Ms. Rohini Reddy
Designation : Inspector, Cyber Crime Police Station, North Division
Dr. Kala Venugopal
Designation : HOD, CSE, Acharya Institute of Technology