Highlights:
• DSP Lalita Chala’s decade-long anti-addiction campaign
• Sashakt Nari Awards honor women across diverse fields
• Minister Amarjeet Bhagat emphasizes women’s role as global ambassadors
• DSP Lalita Mehra receives Excellence Award for anti-addiction campaign
In a grand celebration of women empowerment, the Social Organization Vakta Manch hosted the prestigious “Sashakt Nari Awards” ceremony at Vrindavan Hall on Sunday. The event recognized the outstanding contributions of 100 exceptional women from various domains, including arts, medicine, sports, literature, social service, policing, education, tourism, dance, and horticulture. The awards ceremony also featured captivating musical performances by talented children.
Chief Guest, Culture Minister Amarjeet Bhagat, acknowledged the pivotal role played by women as the creators of society and their representation as global ambassadors. He praised the diverse array of talents showcased by the honored women, demonstrating their immense potential to impact the world positively.
One of the outstanding awardees, DSP Lalita Mehra, received recognition for her relentless efforts in leading the Anti-Addiction Campaign for 11 years. As the driving force behind the “Hello Life” initiative, Lalita has been instrumental in creating awareness about cancer and fostering a drug-free society. Her dedication and commitment to this noble cause earned her the well-deserved Excellence Award.
During the award acceptance, Lalita Mehra emphasized the importance of persistent efforts in making a difference rather than just achieving grand accolades. She asserted that addiction is a root cause of numerous problems and emphasized the need to address it at its core. Her leadership in the campaign has inspired countless individuals to tread the path of sobriety, setting an example for others to follow.
The Sashakt Nari Awards ceremony witnessed the presence of esteemed personalities like Sushil Sanni Agrawal, Rajesh Parate, Dr. Nalini Madharia, Sadhna Sharma, Aruna Choube, Uma Tiwari, Vijay Verma, Shubham Sahu, Neeta Dhumare, among others.
In conclusion, the event highlighted the tremendous achievements and relentless efforts of women in various fields, contributing significantly to society’s progress. DSP Lalita Mehra’s work in the Anti-Addiction Campaign stands as a remarkable example of how dedication and passion can create positive change in society. The Sashakt Nari Awards celebrated these women as inspiring role models, encouraging the younger generation to dream big and make a difference in the world.
