Celebrating Women's Empowerment: Insights from the 'Bharati–Nari to Narayani' Convention
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New Delhi, March 8 (NationPress) Women leaders and professionals from various sectors have praised the national convention for female thought leaders titled 'Bharati – Nari to Narayani'. This platform has successfully convened women from diverse backgrounds to engage in discussions about empowerment, culture, and leadership.
In an interview with IANS, Lakshmi Puri, a former Assistant Secretary-General of the United Nations, expressed her delight in participating in this exceptional event on International Women's Day. She conveyed her warm wishes, stating, 'Happy International Women's Day to all women and girls in India and globally. I am truly honored to be part of this unprecedented conference that unites women and girls across all communities, generations, and professions in India.'
Sandhya Purecha, Chairperson of Sangeet Natak Akademi, emphasized that the discussions spanned a broad range of topics, from India's ancient knowledge traditions to contemporary policy frameworks. 'I take great pride in saying that our discussions encompassed everything from our rich heritage to modern-day policies. A significant focus was on women's empowerment, strengthening families, and the intersection of culture and progress.'
Purecha highlighted that the theme of the convention, 'Nari to Narayani', signifies the recognition of the profound strength and potential women possess in society. 'The journey from Nari to Narayani—its true essence and significance—was thoroughly explored here. I believe India's influence on the world stems not from weapons but from our cultural and knowledge legacy.'
Businesswoman Shashi Buvna added that the event fostered a sense of community among women from various social and economic backgrounds, enabling them to share their experiences and viewpoints. 'Every woman, regardless of her economic status, encounters unique challenges. This gathering has united representatives from all walks of life.'
Buvna remarked that the diverse discussions during the convention are paving the way for actionable insights on issues concerning women's progress and empowerment. 'Through these dialogues, we are now drawing meaningful conclusions about the challenges faced by women.'
The two-day convention in the national capital attracted women leaders, professionals, and social activists who engaged in conversations about cultural heritage, leadership, women's empowerment, and societal advancement.