On the auspicious occasion of Valentine's Day, the Women's Commission undertook a heartwarming initiative titled 'Love on the 14th.' This initiative aimed to spread love and kindness to needy students on campus by providing them with essential supplies packaged in gift bags. The initiative was designed to demonstrate compassion and solidarity with those facing financial challenges, ensuring that they feel supported and cared for during the Valentine's Day celebrations.

The Women's Commission meticulously identified and selected 100 needy students from various backgrounds across the campus based on various lists received from the Director of Students Affairs. These students were chosen based on their socio-economic circumstances and demonstrated need for support.
Each gift bag prepared by the Women's Commission contained essential food items and provisions to alleviate the daily struggles faced by the recipients.

   
The Women's Commission ensured the efficient delivery of the gift bags to the identified needy students. Volunteers from the commission visited the various halls and hostels where the recipients resided, personally delivering the packages to each student. This personalized approach added a special touch to the initiative and allowed for direct interaction with the beneficiaries.
The 'Love on the 14th' initiative organized by the Women's Commission resulted in significant outcomes and left a lasting impact on the recipients and the campus community as a whole. Some of the notable outcomes include:

• Expression of love and solidarity towards needy students, fostering a sense of belonging and support within the campus community.
• Provision of essential food items and provisions to alleviate the financial burden faced by the recipients, thereby improving their quality of life.
• Enhancement of the Women's Commission's reputation and visibility as a proactive and socially responsible organization committed to serving the welfare of students.
• Promotion of empathy and compassion among students, encouraging a culture of giving back and caring for those in need.

Overall, the initiative served as a powerful reminder of the importance of kindness and generosity, especially during times of celebration. By extending a helping hand to those in need, the Women's Commission exemplified the true spirit of Valentine's Day and made a meaningful difference in the lives of the recipients.
In conclusion, the 'Love on the 14th' initiative organized by the Women's Commission exemplifies the commitment to social responsibility and community welfare. Through the provision of essential supplies to needy students, the initiative demonstrated the transformative power of love and compassion in uplifting individuals and fostering a sense of unity within the campus community. Looking ahead, continued efforts to support and empower those facing financial challenges will be essential in promoting inclusivity and equality on campus