Quantum University, Roorkee, through its Women Entrepreneurship Cell, organised an academic and social discussion titled “Stree: Deh Se Aage” (Woman: Beyond the Body). The session focused on understanding women beyond physical identity and recognising their intellectual, social and professional contributions.

The discussion encouraged participants to reflect on perspectives related to gender, society and personal growth. By creating a space for dialogue and reflection, the event connected with the principles of lifelong learning, encouraging participants to continuously develop their understanding of society and evolving perspectives.

The session also highlighted important ethical values including dignity, equality, respect and inclusion. Participants were encouraged to reflect on the impact of stereotypes and the importance of developing responsible and respectful attitudes towards women in personal, social and professional spaces.

Through its focus on broader social perspectives, the event aimed to promote greater awareness of the multifaceted identities and contributions of women. It emphasised the importance of looking beyond physical identity and recognising women for their ideas, capabilities, aspirations and contributions to society.

“Stree: Deh Se Aage” served as a meaningful platform for academic and social reflection, reinforcing the importance of creating a more respectful, inclusive and equitable society.