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Honouring super women
It was a celebration of women power and a measure of empowerment at the ‘Inovexia Super Women India Awards’. In what can be hailed as an exalted recognition, 18 women from diverse fields of specialisation were added to a new league, ‘Super Women India: Women on Mission to Empower the Nation’.
It was a celebration of women power and a measure of empowerment at the ‘Inovexia Super Women India Awards’. In what can be hailed as an exalted recognition, 18 women from diverse fields of specialisation were added to a new league, ‘Super Women India: Women on Mission to Empower the Nation’. In keeping with its endeavour to appreciate their achievements, Inovexia International Pvt Ltd short-listed these women for the annual roll of honours.
The weekend saw an enthusiastic assemblage of personalities as part of the award distribution ceremony at the JNTU Auditorium in Kukatpally. Thought-provoking speeches and personal anecdotes dwelt upon by eminent personalities like actress Jeevitha, Manchu Lakshmi, actress, Konda Vishweshwar Reddy, Lok Sabha member from Chevella, Vakiti Sunitha Laxma Reddy, former Minister and Sunitha Mahender Reddy, Chairperson of Zilla Parishad were mesmerising to say the least.
CEO of Inovexia Dr Geetanjali Reddy said, “Harassment of women has to stop, once and for all.” Sunitha Laxma Reddy called for bringing a new dawn in the minds whereby ‘boys have to be educated about morals and respecting women rather than only telling the girls to be obedient.’ Jeevita Rajashekar wished that more and more such workshops on women empowerment are held all over, particularly for a male audience.
Apart from the speeches, what made for a lively entertainment were the other programmes that were held on the occasion. This included 12-year-old Guinness record holder magician Sarayu, sketch artist Harsha, who has the genius to draw pictures of people live and in two minutes flat and singer Arun, who was dexterous while rendering songs in female voices, captivated the gathering and drew loud applause.
