Archive · 2 Sep 2025
BHU Hosts Development Program to Boost Women Entrepreneurs
BHU is running a program to help teachers learn about entrepreneurship.
The program, called Swavalambini, is organized by the government to help women start their own businesses.
The goal is to teach teachers how to guide students who want to start businesses.
Experts are sharing tips on how to motivate people and build new businesses.
The program is teaching faculty about the government's plans for entrepreneurship and how to use innovation.
The focus is on helping the university be a leader in entrepreneurship.
Speakers are sharing real-life business experiences to help the teachers.
It's all about encouraging new ideas and helping people turn them into businesses.
The Faculty Development Programme (FDP) was inaugurated at BHU.
The programme is part of the Swavalambini Women Entrepreneurship Programme.
NIESBUD organizes the program under the MSDE.
The program aims to build faculty capacity to mentor students in entrepreneurship.
The sessions include motivational techniques and entrepreneurial journey insights.
- Who
- Faculty members and aspiring entrepreneurs
- What
- Faculty Development Programme under the Swavalambini Women Entrepreneurship Programme
- When
- Inaugurated on Monday
- Where
- At the Atal Incubation Centre (AIC) at Banaras Hindu University (BHU)
- Why
- To build the capacity of faculty members to mentor and guide students in entrepreneurship
- Event
- Faculty Development Programme (FDP)
- Program Name
- Swavalambini Women Entrepreneurship Programme
- Organizer
- NIESBUD
- Location
- BHU, Varanasi
- Ministry
- Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship (MSDE)
- Focus
- Build capacity for faculty members