Srinagar: A significant stride towards women empowerment was taken today at Women’s College Pulwama, where Pulwama Police in collaboration with save youth save future (SYSF), organized a event titled “She Leads, Women Empowerment.”
The initiative celebrated the achievements of women from Pulwama, acknowledged their contributions across diverse fields, and encouraged young girls to step forward with confidence and determination.
The program was graced by PD Nitya, SSP Pulwama, as the Chief Guest, alongside Anika Nazir, President, Women’s Wing (SYSF). Other distinguished dignitaries present included DySP Awantika Wazir, DySP Fiza Shah, Chief Medical Officer Pulwama, ARTO Pulwama, Principal Women’s College Pulwama, and Principal Girls Higher Secondary School Pulwama. District Coordinators of SYSF: Jasib Shabir (Pulwama), Rasik Ahmed Sheikh, Irshad Ahmed Bhat, Shabir Ahmad Sheikh (Budgam), and Amir Ahmed Sheikh (Srinagar) also actively participated.
The event featured inspirational addresses underscoring the importance of women’s role in education, resilience, and leadership. Ms. Anika Nazir delivered a motivational speech, reflecting on the historic and contemporary contributions of Kashmiri women in shaping society.
The Chief Guest, SSP Pulwama PD Nitya, in her keynote address, praised the achievements of Pulwama’s women and commended SYSF’s sustained efforts in the domain of youth empowerment. She reaffirmed the commitment of Pulwama Police to support such initiatives, remarking that “empowered women lead to empowered families and, ultimately, a stronger society.”
On the occasion, young achievers from Pulwama, Khushii, Aneesa Iqbal, Nisha Fayaz, Sundas Jan, Irtika Mehraj, Sheebu Ashraf, Shabrose Mehak, and Mehvish Ashraf, were felicitated for their remarkable contributions and excellence in their respective fields.
Additionally, dignitaries including ARTO Pulwama, CMO Pulwama, Principal Women’s College Pulwama, and Principal Girls Higher Secondary School Pulwama were honored for their valuable services and contributions to society.
The program concluded with a Vote of Thanks delivered by Shabir Ahmad Sheikh (District Coordinator, Budgam, SYSF), who extended heartfelt gratitude to Pulwama Police, dignitaries, achievers, and all participants for their support in making the initiative a success. The event ended with a strong message of unity, empowerment, and determination, reaffirming the collective resolve to build a future where the women of Pulwama lead with strength, dignity, and pride.
