Gender Sensitisation

ANNUAL GENDER SENSITIZATION ACTION PLAN (2023-2024)

Gender equality is a fundamental principle for building an equitable and inclusive society. The institute promotes gender sensitization, equal opportunities, cultural change, and the removal of stereotypes through co-curricular activities such as workshops, seminars, guest lectures, debates, and quizzes. The institute organizes awareness programs from time to time on topics such as self-defence training, the importance of human rights, domestic issues and women's rights, cyber security awareness programs related to the safety of women employees and students.

Being a co-educational institute where thousands of women and men come every day for teaching and learning, the need for maintaining safety and security and keeping the ambience free from all encumbrances is felt by the stake-holders at every step. Hence, utmost care is taken in the campus so that the College remains an abode of peace and discipline. It has been decided that various programmes related to Gender Sensitization would be organized on the virtual platform and offline also that will enable, especially the students, to open up their minds and discuss issues related to their everyday life.

 Gender Sensitization against Sexual harassment sub-committee


Dr.Manika Rakshit, Associate Professor,Dept. of Political Science(Convener)
Prof. SudakshinaSengupta, Associate Professor, Dept. of English
Dr. Subhasree Thakur, Associate Professor,Dept. of Zoology
Prof. Abhijit Pathak,Assistant Professor, Dept. of Economics
Prof. Sudeshna Moitra, Librarian
Dr. Kushal De, Assistant Professor,Dept. of Commerce
Dr. Tusi Bhattacharya,Assistant Professor, Dept. of Philosophy
Dr. Tapasree Ghosh,Assistant Professor, Dept. of English
Prof. Nirza Moktan,Assistant Professor, Dept. of Microbiology
Sri SantanuBasu, Clerk
Sri MathurNathSarder , Peon
AtiarRahman (External Member)
Itu Gupta (Student)
TanusreeHalder (Student)
Sneha Das (Student)


 SPECIAL FACILITIES FOR WOMEN

  • Some of the basic needs of our girl-students, women faculties and lady employees of the non-teaching staff are provided for, in this institution.
  • Safety and security are of utmost concern for the authorities and steps are taken to ensure that no untoward incident takes place in the campus.
  • Separate common rooms are provided for the girl students and the teaching, non-teaching lady staff, so that they can rest adequately when they desire. They are kept out of bounds for male teachers and non-teaching staff.
  • CCTV cameras have been installed at the main gates and in the most sensitive areas. Entry into College is permitted on producing valid identity cards.
  • Separate toilets are available for male staff and male visitors.
  • Counselling is an integral part of the College.
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To view the policy document, please click on the following link.
POLICY DOCUMENT
To view the details of the events organised year-wise please click on the following links.