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Awareness Programme on Prevention of Acid Attack & Justice for Survivors
Organized by: Women Cell, Mangaldai Commerce College
Date of Event: 17-09-2026
No. of Participants: 60
Document uploaded by: IQAC, MCC
The Women Cell, Mangaldai Commerce College, in association with the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC), Mangaldai Commerce College successfully organized an Awareness Programme on “Prevention of Acid Attack & Justice for Survivors” on 17th September 2026 at the Digital Conference Hall of Mangaldai Commerce College.
The programme was organized with the objective of creating awareness among students and faculty members about the causes and consequences of acid attacks, preventive measures, the legal rights and remedies available to survivors, and the importance of providing dignity, support, protection and justice to survivors. The programme also aimed to sensitize the participants towards the social and psychological challenges faced by survivors and to promote a compassionate and supportive attitude towards them.
The programme commenced with a welcome address by Mrs. Minu Bora, Convenor, Women Cell, Mangaldai Commerce College, who warmly welcomed the Resource Persons, faculty members and students. In her address, she highlighted the importance of organizing awareness programmes on sensitive social issues in educational institutions. She emphasized that students have an important role to play in creating a safe, respectful and inclusive society through awareness, responsible behaviour and collective action.
The first Resource Person, Miss Anindita Shivam, Assistant Professor, Department of Finance, Mangaldai Commerce College, delivered an informative and insightful lecture on the prevention of acid attacks, their causes and consequences, and the need for greater social awareness. She discussed the serious physical, emotional and social impact of acid attacks on survivors and emphasized the importance of prevention, timely intervention, empathy and community support. She also encouraged students to be responsible and proactive in promoting a safe environment and standing against violence and discrimination.
Another Resource Person, Miss Najnin Sultana, Assistant Professor, Department of Management, Mangaldai Commerce College, delivered an informative lecture focusing on justice, rights and support mechanisms for acid attack survivors. She highlighted the importance of legal awareness, access to justice, rehabilitation and social inclusion. She also emphasized that survivors should be treated with dignity and respect and should receive appropriate support from their families, institutions and society.
The programme witnessed enthusiastic participation from students and faculty members, making it a meaningful and informative awareness initiative. The programme successfully enhanced awareness about the prevention of acid attacks, the rights and dignity of survivors, and the importance of collective responsibility in ensuring justice, support and social inclusion. It also reinforced the message that awareness, empathy and responsible action are essential for building a safe, inclusive and stigma-free society.
