Excelsior Correspondent
JAMMU, July 3: Al Hana Babar, a Grade 12 student from Jodhamal Public School in Jammu and Kashmir released her book, “Her Dream Her Code.”
She explained that this book delves into the vital role of women in society, particularly in the field of technology and social impact, and underscores the transformative contributions women and girls have made throughout history. Her book highlights trailblazers such as Katherine Johnson, Ada Lovelace, Manjula Lee, Sudha Murthy, Malala Yousafzai, Kerry Bannigan and many others who have profoundly influenced society and shaped its progress.
Al Hana’s own achievements include securing two patents in the field of technology. Her innovations encompass a wave energy harvesting device and a sophisticated handcrafts and textile logistics management system.
This system integrates advanced technologies such as Block-chain, IoT, and Al, significantly enhancing transparency, efficiency, and counterfeiting prevention within the textile supply chain. Renowned as both a TEDx Speaker and Organizer, Al Hana is also celebrated for her impactful talk, “Donate a Dream.” where she builds a strong case for donations of unfulfilled dreams. For the past few years she has been running a campaign “Her Dream Her Code,” which is dedicated to teaching young girls science experiments and drumming. A champion drummer herself, Al Hana’s dedication to her cause has also earned her the prestigious Karmaveer Chakra award, instituted in partnership with the United Nations, for her work.
In her address, Al Hana expressed heartfelt gratitude to her school for nurturing her talents and to her parents and friends for fostering an environment that encouraged exploration and innovation.
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