JSS STU’s commitment to gender-equitable hiring, leadership development and flexible workplaces earns it top‑10 status at CII’s 2025 Global Summit on Technology, R&D and IP.
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JSS Science and Technology University (JSS STU), Mysuru, has been conferred with “CII Award on Excellence for Women in STEM 2025” for the second consecutive year, reaffirming the University’s sustained efforts to advance diversity, equity and inclusion in Science,Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM). The award was presented by the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), India during the Global Summit on Technology, R&D,and IP.
The award ceremony was held on 17 December 2025 at Le Méridien, New Delhi, bringing together industry leaders and eminent experts committed to strengthening women’s participation and leadership in STEM. Dr. Vanishri Arun and Dr. Sindu Bharath represented JSS STU and received the honour from distinguished dignitaries including Dr. Ashish Mohan, Executive Director, CII; Dr. Vaishali Nigam Sinha, Chair, CII Women in STEM initiatives & Co-founder, ReNew & Chairperson (Sustainability); Ms. Inge Buffolo, Director, European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO); and Dr. Chandrika Kaushik, Distinguished Scientist & Director General, Production Coordination & Services Interaction, DRDO, Government of India. JSS STU was recognised among the ‘Top 10’ institutions following a rigorous evaluation process.

The recognition highlights JSS STU’s multi-pronged approach to enabling women in STEM spanning gender-equitable hiring, capacity building and professional development, leadership programmes, and workplace flexibility, aimed at ensuring women have the support and opportunities to excel, innovate and lead at every level.
Congratulating the team, Dr. A. N. Santosh Kumar, Vice-Chancellor, and Prof. Dr. S. A. Dhanaraj, Registrar, appreciated the collective efforts led by Dr. N. Haraprasad, Dean-QAA, along with Dr. Pushpa Tuppad and Dr. Prajna S., and extended their best wishes for continued progress in strengthening women’s representation and leadership in STEM.

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