Women's Club Quiz Competition: Celebrating Knowledge, Awareness, and Women's Empowerment
The Women's Club of Jesus Training College, Mala organized a Women's Club Quiz Competition on 6th February 2026 at the Assembly Hall with the objective of promoting awareness, intellectual engagement, and women's empowerment among student teachers. The programme provided a vibrant platform for participants to enhance their knowledge while celebrating the achievements, rights, and contributions of women in various fields.
The quiz competition covered a wide range of topics, including women's history, health, education, science and technology, literature, sports, social reforms, constitutional rights, current affairs, and notable women leaders from India and around the world. The event encouraged students to remain informed about issues related to gender equality and the role of women in nation-building.
Students enthusiastically participated in the competition, demonstrating remarkable teamwork, critical thinking, and quick decision-making skills. The lively rounds of the quiz created an atmosphere of healthy competition while inspiring participants to broaden their knowledge beyond the classroom. Faculty members and fellow students actively supported and encouraged the participants, making the programme both engaging and educational.
The competition served not only as an intellectual exercise but also as an opportunity to strengthen awareness of women's rights, leadership, and empowerment. It reinforced the importance of education in building confident, informed, and socially responsible individuals who can contribute meaningfully to society.
The programme concluded with the announcement of the winners and words of appreciation for all participants. The Women's Club Quiz Competition successfully fulfilled its objective of fostering knowledge, confidence, and awareness while promoting the values of equality, empowerment, and lifelong learning among future educators.
"Knowledge empowers minds, and empowered minds create an empowered society."