19 September 2026 | Nagarjuna Training Institute, Nagaloka, Nagpur
Nagarjuna Training Institute (NTI) organized an Awareness Workshop on Women’s Health and Well-being on 19 September 2026 at the Nagaloka campus. The programme focused on creating awareness among young women about physical health, personal hygiene, preventive healthcare, emotional well-being, and informed health practices.
The programme featured two experienced medical professionals as guest speakers:
- Dr. Alka Kumari – Senior Gynaecologist, former President of the Nagpur Gynaecological Society, and representative at various international forums.
- Dr. Deepti Kirtikar – Senior Gynaecologist and Director of Anmol Maternity and Nursing Home, with experience in community-oriented healthcare and social work.
The event began with the formal introduction and welcome of the guest speakers.
Session on Women’s Health and Personal Well-being
Dr. Deepti Kirtikar conducted an interactive session addressing health and personal challenges commonly faced by young women. The session covered menstrual and sexual health, changes during adolescence, menstrual hygiene, and everyday personal hygiene practices.
Participants received information about the appropriate use and disposal of sanitary products, including an introduction to menstrual cups. The discussion also addressed peer pressure, making informed health decisions, emotional well-being, and recognizing situations involving emotional abuse.
The session provided participants with an opportunity to ask questions and develop greater awareness of issues that can affect their physical and emotional well-being.
Preventive Healthcare and Gynaecological Awareness
Dr. Alka Kumari conducted a session on preventive gynaecological healthcare. She discussed the importance of recognizing common vaginal infections and understanding appropriate preventive measures.
The session also introduced participants to Human Papillomavirus (HPV), its association with sexually transmitted infections, and the importance of preventive healthcare. Information was provided about HPV vaccination, including its role in reducing long-term health risks and the importance of understanding the appropriate timing for vaccination.
Focus on Holistic Health
Both speakers emphasized the importance of taking a comprehensive approach to personal well-being, covering physical, sexual, mental, and emotional health. The discussions encouraged participants to seek reliable health information, adopt appropriate hygiene practices, and make informed decisions regarding their health and well-being.
As an additional contribution to the programme, the guest speakers offered free HPV vaccinations for young women studying at Nagaloka, providing participants with access to an important preventive healthcare service.
Participation and Conclusion
The programme was coordinated by Ms. Renuka and was attended by the female students at Nagaloka. The programme concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by Ms. Renuka, who expressed appreciation to the guest speakers for sharing their professional knowledge and providing valuable health education to the participants. A group photograph marked the conclusion of the programme.
The workshop provided participants with practical health information and greater awareness of preventive healthcare, personal hygiene, and physical and emotional well-being. It reflects Nagarjuna Training Institute’s commitment to supporting health awareness, education, personal development, and the overall well-being of its students.
