Bharath Institute of Law proudly celebrated International Women’s Day on 10th and 11th March 2025, honoring the strength, achievements, and contributions of women across various fields. The two-day event featured a series of empowering activities, discussions, and cultural programs aimed at promoting gender equality and inspiring future leaders.
The celebration was graced by the esteemed Chief Guest, Ms. M. Sri Lisha Stebila Theras, Deputy Superintendent of Police at the State Cyber Command Centre, Chennai. Her presence added great value to the occasion, and she delivered a compelling address on women's role in cyber safety, leadership, and law enforcement, encouraging students—especially young women—to pursue careers in technology, law, and public service.
Dr. K. Murugadoss, Dean of Bharath Institute of Law, felicitated and warmly welcomed the Chief Guest, Ms. M. Sri Lisha Stebila Theras, Deputy Superintendent of Police at the State Cyber Command Centre, Chennai, during the International Women’s Day celebration. Dr. Murugadoss expressed his appreciation for her remarkable contributions to law enforcement and cyber safety, acknowledging her leadership role in empowering women in traditionally male-dominated fields. His heartfelt welcome set a tone of respect and inspiration for the event, highlighting the significance of women’s achievements.
The Chief Guest, Ms. M. Sri Lisha Stebila Theras, delivered a compelling and thought-provoking speech during the International Women’s Day celebration it captivated the audience, as both faculties and students were deeply engaged and attentive throughout her address. She emphasized the importance of protecting women and highlighted various ways in which women can safeguard themselves, both online and offline. One of the key takeaways from her address was the crucial information on how to report cybercrimes, specifically through the Cybercrime Helpline Number 1930. Her engaging and informative speech left a lasting impact, encouraging everyone to take proactive measures in protecting themselves in the digital age.