President Droupadi Murmu is set to visit Karnataka and Jharkhand on February 14 and 15, marking an important engagement focused on education and women’s empowerment. Her visit highlights the significance of initiatives that bring together thought leaders, scholars, and changemakers to inspire progress in these crucial areas.
In Bengaluru, the President will attend the inaugural session of the 10th International Women’s Conference, organized by the Art of Living. This conference, known for fostering dialogue on leadership, equality, and empowerment, provides a platform for women from diverse backgrounds to share insights and ideas. Her presence underscores the importance of collective efforts in advancing women’s roles in various spheres of society.
Following this, on February 15, President Murmu will travel to Ranchi to address the platinum jubilee celebrations of BIT Mesra. As one of India’s premier institutions, BIT Mesra has played a pivotal role in shaping future generations of engineers, innovators, and leaders. Her participation in the event is a testament to the government’s commitment to higher education and the role of institutions in driving national progress.
This two-day visit reflects the President’s dedication to supporting key areas of development, fostering education, and promoting discussions on issues that shape the country’s future. Her engagements will not only inspire those in attendance but also reinforce the values of learning, empowerment, and progress at a national level.
