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GIA – Group of Intellectuals and Academicians

We are an organized body of non-aligned professional women from all walks of life, committed to work in the service of the nation.

GIA is a group of empowered Indian women, intellectuals & academicians working together to elevate the position of women in our society and make a better tomorrow for upcoming generations.

These women of impact include national leaders, President Awardees, distinguished Supreme Court lawyers, industrialists, professors of prestigious institutions, principals of colleges, directors of institutes, internationally renowned artists/dancers, sportswomen, writers, poets, IT professionals and many others from various fields.

GIA debates, and discusses issues related to women, society and the nation at large through seminars, workshops, and writings in newspapers and bringing out a magazine which has established a considerable impact in the academic circle.

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Aim

We aim to become the voice of the most silent and underprivileged section of our nation with legal and academic support.

Vision

GIA has the vision of bringing like-minded individuals together for the purpose of exuberating the nationalistic and patriotic unity in India.

We see a bright future for our nation and strive towards bringing equanimity, peace, and prosperity.

Philosophy

GIA is a group of empowered Indian women, intellectuals & academicians working together to elevate the position of women in our society and make a better tomorrow for upcoming generations. We aim to become the voice of the most silent and underprivileged section of our nation with legal and academic support.

The GIA Story

Nirbhaya incident on 16 December 2016 shook the conscience of the society and the nation as a whole. The hard reality of the helplessness of a young, professional, educated, modern woman even in a metropolitan city and that too in Delhi, that is, the heart of India was exposed. The problem was multipronged. Hence, the solution had to go beyond the analysis of the problem alone. It had to include and aim at finding a comprehensive strategy to provide women a safer place to grow up in.

We a group of socially active, professional women were perturbed by these events and wanted to contribute our time, energy and expertise towards the benefit of the womenfolk and the society at large.