International Literacy Day Rally

Event started on

September 9, 2025 8:20 am

Event ended on

September 9, 2025 8:40 am

Organized by

NSS Department

Event Venue

Auditorium Hall, Matoshri Ashatai Kunawar Arts, Commerce & Science women’s college, Hinganghat.

Total number of Attendees

76 Event Objectives

1. To draw attention to the critical issue of illiteracy and the value of literacy skills for individuals and communities globally.

2. To encourage people, communities, and governments to act and support efforts to fight illiteracy.

3. To celebrate achievements and recognize the significant advancements made in improving literacy rates worldwide.

Event Outcomes

1.      Literacy opens doors to better educational and employment opportunities.

2.      It enhances an individual’s confidence, self-worth, and ability to participate fully in society.

3.      Literate individuals are better able to understand and access important health information.

4.      Higher literacy rates contribute to a more developed and prosperous economy.

5. Literacy is a key factor in poverty reduction efforts and the promotion of economic well-being.

Matoshri Aashatai Kunawar Arts, Commerce and Science Women’s College celebrated World Literacy Day with great enthusiasm under the banner of the National Service Scheme (NSS) unit. The program was presided over by Dr. Umesh Tulsakar, President of Vidya Vikas Sanstha and Principal of the College. The special presence of Vice-Principal Dr. Sapna Jaiswal, Head of Marathi Department Prof. Ajay Bire, and NSS Program Officer Prof. Bhagyashree Sable added significance to the event. On this occasion, a grand rally was organized from the college through the Balaji Town area. The NSS volunteers raised slogans, shared thoughts, and gave messages to create awareness about literacy. After the rally, the program began with an introduction by Prof. Pratibha Dubey. In his presidential address, Principal Dr. Umesh Tulsakar explained to the students the importance of literacy. Vice-Principal Dr. Sapna Jaiswal also guided the students on the subject of literacy. The program was anchored by Khemika Parkhi, while the vote of thanks was delivered by Shraddha Rajurkar. The collective efforts of the teaching faculty and students contributed to the grand success of the event.

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