- Over 250 students and staff converge for an inspiring International Women’s Day 2026 celebration at Adani University
- Theme “Give to Gain” spotlights the transformative power of mentorship, shared learning and collective growth
- Preventive healthcare and women’s wellbeing take centre stage in an interactive session led by a senior gynaecologist
- Influential women leaders from law, science, academia and entrepreneurship share powerful journeys of resilience and leadership
- Event reinforces the university’s commitment to inclusive leadership, equal opportunities and empowering the next generation of women
NE WOMEN EMPOWERMENT BUREAU
AHMEDABAD, MAR 10
In a mind-blowing celebration of inspiration, knowledge-sharing and empowerment, Adani University marked International Women’s Day 2026 with a dynamic programme themed “Give to Gain,” bringing together more than 250 students, faculty members and staff for a powerful exchange of ideas on leadership, health and mentorship.
Held on March 8, the event served as a vibrant platform for dialogue and reflection, highlighting how women leaders across diverse fields are shaping a more inclusive and empowered future.
Spotlight on Women’s Health and Preventive Care
The programme opened with an interactive health and wellness session led by Dr Nita Thakre, Senior Gynaecologist, who emphasised the importance of preventive healthcare, early awareness of health concerns and daily lifestyle practices that support women’s wellbeing.
Participants actively engaged in discussions on health awareness, preventive screening and informed healthcare choices, reinforcing the importance of proactive self-care for women at every stage of life.
Power Panel of Trailblazing Women Leaders
The celebration also featured an insightful panel discussion anchored by Dr Priti Adani, President of Adani University and Chairperson of the Adani Foundation, whose presence added depth to the dialogue on leadership and purpose.
A strong advocate of education and inclusive growth, she was joined by a distinguished panel of accomplished women leaders:
- Paridhi Adani, Partner and Head, Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas, Ahmedabad
- Dr Aabha Chabra, Scientist/Engineer “SG” and Head, RESPOND, SAC–ISRO, Ahmedabad
- Gopi Trivedi, Senior Partner, YJ Trivedi & Co.
- Prof Githa Heggde, Dean and Principal, MICA
- Dr Tulsi Mahadevia, Founder, Northstar Diagnostics and Northstar Longevity
Drawing from their professional journeys and personal experiences, the panellists spoke about perseverance, mentorship, leadership and the power of lifting others along the way.
Their reflections underscored how sharing knowledge, opportunities and guidance can create lasting pathways for future generations, perfectly capturing the essence of the “Give to Gain” philosophy.
Building a Culture of Mentorship and Growth
Commenting on the occasion, an Adani University spokesperson emphasised the importance of nurturing a supportive environment for women.
“International Women’s Day is a moment to recognise the leadership and achievements of women across our academic community. By encouraging dialogue, mentorship and shared learning, we hope to create an environment where women support one another and continue to lead with confidence and purpose.”
Commitment to Inclusive Leadership
The event reaffirmed Adani University’s ongoing commitment to inclusivity, leadership development and equal opportunities.
By fostering platforms where women can share experiences, mentor emerging leaders and champion collective growth, the university continues to strengthen its role in shaping a more equitable and empowered academic and professional ecosystem.
Ultimately, the celebration demonstrated that when individuals invest in one another’s growth, the ripple effect extends far beyond campuses — transforming institutions, communities and society itself.
