With resolve of women empowerment, social service and welfare of disabled, office bearers of Anaam Sneh Parivar Mahila Sangathan unanimously selected

Prayagraj: On the auspicious first day of Sharadiya Navratri, the Anaam Sneh family expanded its social and charitable work by forming the Anaam Sneh Women’s Organization. In a meeting held on this occasion, the office bearers of the organization’s new executive committee were unanimously selected. The newly formed women’s organization aims to provide women with an active role in the field of social service, promote women’s empowerment, and work dedicatedly for the welfare of the needy and underprivileged.

Senior social worker and member of Lok Sevak Mandal, Mrs. Kanta Chopra, Dr. Sudha Pandey and Mrs. Premlata Shukla were given the responsibility of patron of the organization, while senior social worker and teacher Mrs. Preeti Rani Tiwari was elected as president. Apart from this, Mrs. Anju Jaiswal was elected as senior vice president, Mrs. Radha Kanaujia as general secretary, Mrs. Shukti Mathur as joint minister, Mrs. Mamta Yadav as organization minister and Mrs. Madhu as organizer. All the office bearers were selected with the consent of the present members.

The program was conducted by Ravi Shankar Mishra, media in-charge of Anaam Sneh Parivar. On this occasion, Brahma Prakash Tiwari, Secretary of Lok Sevak Mandal and educationist, Shri Narayan Yadav, senior social worker and teacher, Anil Jaiswal, Tarun Kumar, Sandhya Singh, Punita Mishra, Padma, Seema, Priya Rawat, Renu, Sulochana, along with dozens of social workers and dignitaries were present.

The meeting discussed in detail the Disabled Mass Marriage Ceremony and Dandi Festival, organized annually by the Anaam Sneh Parivar. Various suggestions were discussed to make these events more effective, organized, and immersive in public participation. Along with promoting respect, self-reliance, and social inclusion for the disabled, a pledge to assist families in need was also prioritized.

The formation of the women’s organization at the beginning of Navratri is being seen as a new initiative in the field of social service. Those present expressed hope that the newly formed organization will provide a platform for women’s talent, compassion, and leadership abilities and will play an important role in strengthening service, cooperation, harmony, and human values ​​in society.