Jalandhar-08.03.26-; International Women’s Day at Lovely Professional University unfolded through conversations, awareness initiatives, and community engagement that placed women’s wellbeing at the centre of the celebration. By bringing together experts, educators, and students, the university created an environment that encouraged dialogue on health, empowerment, and the evolving role of women in today’s world.
The session was organised for women faculty members and focused on creating awareness around women’s health and emotional wellbeing. A panel discussion formed the highlight of the programme, featuring Dr. Davinder Kaur Singh, a senior gynecologist at Gee Bee Hospital, Phagwara. She shared important insights on menstrual health, anemia, cervical cancer prevention, and the importance of regular health check-ups, emphasizing how early awareness and preventive care can play a crucial role in improving women’s long-term health outcomes. Also introduced the Femora AI app with women’s which is a student startup developed at LPU that works as an AI-powered women’s wellness platform designed to help women better understand their health and bodies.
The discussion also featured Ms. Kanika Luthra, a psychology professional with six years of experience in hospital settings. Holding a Master’s degree in Psychology and certification in Psychological First Aid from the Canadian Red Cross, she spoke about stress management, emotional wellbeing, and the importance of mental health support for working women balancing professional and personal responsibilities. The session encouraged open conversations around both physical and psychological health, enabling participants to exchange experiences and gain practical insights for maintaining balance in their daily lives.
Col. Dr. Rashmi Mittal, Pro-Chancellor of LPU, shared that women today continue to shape families, workplaces, and communities through their resilience, leadership, and compassion. Dr. Mittal remarked that while pursuing their many responsibilities and aspirations, it is equally important for women to remain mindful of their overall wellbeing and personal growth. Dr. Mittal added that when women feel empowered, supported, and confident in their journeys, they create stronger, more progressive communities around them.