“Wewomen Indore” hosts inspiring arise awards ceremony
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Indore (Team Newbuddy): Wewomen Indore organized the Arise Awards ceremony on April 2, celebrating the skills and achievements of women across diverse fields. The event aimed to honor their contributions and inspire them to strive for greater heights.
Dignitaries Encourage Women’s Empowerment
The ceremony was graced by eminent guests, including Padma Shri awardee Dr. Janak Palta, Crime Branch Head Rajesh Dandotiya, Dr. Sarita Rao, social activist Mala Singh Thakur, and Additional Collector Jyoti Sharma. In their addresses, the dignitaries emphasized unity, self-reliance, and holistic development for women.
- Padamshri Dr. Janak Palta urged rural women to actively participate in their own growth and community development.
- Addl. DCP Crime, Rajesh Dandotiya highlighted the importance of cybersecurity awareness for women.
- Dr. Sarita Rao stressed prioritizing health, stating, “A healthy woman plays a pivotal role in strengthening her family and nation.”
- Mrs. Jyoti Sharma congratulated awardees and encouraged financial independence, remarking, “Self-reliance is key to women’s progress.”
A Platform for Skill Development and Networking
The event, part of Wewomen’s ongoing initiatives, provided a platform for women to access digital resources, networking opportunities, and mentorship. Moderators Pulkit Sharma, Varsha Jain, Dr. Rekha Sagar Arya, Urvashi Khatri, Shilpa Rajpal, and Sapna Shah led the Indore chapter’s efforts.
Group Founder Swati Jain from Gurugram attended as a special guest, motivating attendees to “support one another and break barriers.”
Mission-Driven Initiative
Wewomen’s programs focus on boosting confidence, offering free digital tools, and guiding women toward economic independence. The Arise Awards exemplified this mission, fostering a spirit of collaboration and recognition for women’s transformative
roles in society.
