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Workshop on ‘Women and Society: Revisiting Indian Knowledge Systems’ at Central University of Kashmir

Committee (IC), Central University of Kashmir (CUK), in collaboration with the Department of English, School of Languages, organised a one-day national-level workshop on "Women and Society: She also highlighted the importance of awareness about rights and contemporary social realities, while connecting these concerns with India's intellectual legacy.

Workshop on ‘Women and Society: Revisiting Indian Knowledge Systems’ at Central University of Kashmir

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Committee (IC), Central University of Kashmir (CUK), in collaboration with the Department of English, School of Languages, organised a one-day national-level workshop on "Women and Society:

She also highlighted the importance of awareness about rights and contemporary social realities, while connecting these concerns with India's intellectual legacy.

She further noted that the workshop sought to explore how women have contributed as nation-builders and what is required for them to continue making meaningful contributions.

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Committee (IC), Central University of Kashmir (CUK), in collaboration with the Department of English, School of Languages, organised a one-day national-level workshop on "Women and Society: She also highlighted the importance of awareness about rights and contemporary social realities, while connecting these concerns with India's intellectual legacy. She further noted that the workshop sought to explore how women have contributed as nation-builders and what is required for them to continue making meaningful contributions.

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  • Sandhya Tiwari expressed her heartfelt gratitude to the Vice-Chancellor, Prof.
  • Ravinder Nath, for his continued support and guidance in organising such programmes.

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Revisiting Indian Knowledge Systems" at Tulmulla campus here on Friday. Sandhya Tiwari, Presiding Officer, Internal Committee and Dean, School of Languages, said the Internal Committee of CU Kashmir had set forth an agenda to make use of every possible opportunity for the benefit of students, scholars, faculty and staff as per scope and viability.

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