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Indore (Madhya Pradesh) [India], November 30: Understanding their responsibility towards society, three students from Daly College launched “Udaan Project,” distributing more than 1200 books to children in three schools and four Anganwadi centers across the city.

Ishaan Agarwal, a student in the eleventh grade at Daly College, initiated the drive with co-founders Ekansh Gada and Hriday Anand. They gathered books through book drives and fundraising. With their team members Aashman Raj Agarwal, Ayaan agarwal, and Adnan Barwaniwala, they started a campaign to distribute educational materials among underprivileged school children.

The campaign kicked off at the Shivaji Nagar Government School, where books were distributed to children from the first to the fifth grade. Subsequently, they donated class 9th and 10th books at Saini Vidya Niketan.

Under this project, the children will continue distributing books until December 3, covering Bal Krishna Public School, Musakhedi Anganwadi, Sunrise Nursery, and Indira Ekta Nagar Anganwadi Centers 1 and 2.

Ishaan Agrawal shared that the project received widespread support, raising approximately ₹25,000 through fundraising. With these funds, they purchased around 600 books. The book drive also contributed significantly to their collection.

The initiative received praise from school teachers, parents, and community activists who applauded the children’s efforts in this campaign.

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Dehradun (Uttarakhand) [India], December 1: On the third day of the Sixth World Congress on Disaster Management in Dehradun, senior scientists and experts from India and abroad extensively discussed ways to reduce the loss of life and property in various disasters. Chief Minister Shri Pushkar Singh Dhami joined the global conference, engaging with experts and scientists from around the world at the Graphic Era Deemed University’s Silver Jubilee Convention Center. The first session of the day was particularly significant, focusing on the challenges of resilience and sustainable development in the Himalayas.

The session addressed concerns of various states grappling with disasters and emphasized building global capacity. Technical sessions on climate change, community health, resilience, and preparedness included insights from disaster-affected areas like Turkey, Syria, Morocco, Afghanistan, Nepal, and Haiti. The experts highlighted the importance of research and its implementation, emphasizing the need to understand and address the impacts of glaciers, especially in the Himalayan region.

The discussions in the technical session also covered heritage and climate issues, community health, resilience, and preparations. The experiences from disaster-prone areas globally were shared, emphasizing early warning systems and the role of Indian armed forces in disaster relief. The experts underscored the importance of preparedness in handling disasters.

Dr. Pema Gyamtsho, presiding over the first session of the third day, emphasized the importance of mountains, portraying them not only as accessible but also revealing their significance in enhancing the country’s social economy. He stressed the need to understand and address different disasters closely and be aware of their future implications.

The main guest, Vidhayak Shri Munna Singh Chauhan, highlighted the significance of stability and development, referring to the recent natural disaster in Joshimath. He acknowledged the serious economic consequences of such events, emphasizing the need for vigilance and awareness. Development area legislator Shri Chauhan emphasized the importance of education in raising awareness and seriousness, stating that complete commitment to our duties is essential for progress.

Several other experts in the program shared their insights, including Prof. Markus Martin Nusar from Heidelberg University, Germany, who highlighted the increasing danger of glacier melt worldwide. Local disaster awareness campaigns and preparedness efforts were discussed, emphasizing site-specific land use planning and integration of technical monitoring solutions. Dr. Durgesh Pant, Director of UCoST, stressed the continuous efforts and the need for strategic planning in disaster management.

Dr. Gauhar Meraj from Tokyo University, Japan, emphasized the importance of understanding the causes and maintaining a strategy for disaster management. He also outlined the responsibilities of a researcher in disaster management, focusing on practical solutions and evaluating environmental security. The evening session concluded with a pledge for environmental protection.

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New Delhi (India), November 30: In the first session of the day, discussions focused on Eco-Disaster and Risk Reduction. The second session delved into “National and Global Public Health Emergency and Disaster Response,” exploring how emergency health services can be mobilized during disasters. Technical sessions at the international conference covered topics such as Space-based Information for Disaster Management, Building Resilience of Communities through Ecosystem-based Approaches, Marine Disaster Management, Inland Water Resources Impact on Environment-Building, and Economic Foxes.

Dr. Madhav B. Karki, former advisor to the Prime Minister of Nepal and member of IPEPCISEMEN Nepal, chaired the first session. In his address, he expressed concerns about rising temperatures and emphasized solving future disasters through Eco-Disaster and Risk Reduction strategies.

Dr. N. Ravishankar, former Chief Secretary of Uttarakhand and Chancellor of DIT University Dehradun, who presided over the panel discussion, highlighted the need for coordination between humans and machines and shed light on mutual needs and innovations.

The main speaker for the first session, Mr. Ravi Singh, Secretary-General and CEO of WWF India, emphasized the distinct nature of disaster situations in mountain and coastal regions. He discussed how the entire ecosystem undergoes changes during disasters, affecting human and animal life, as well as aquatic organisms.

Mr. Singh called for global collaboration among environmental organizations to collectively work towards sustainable development. He stressed the importance of knowledge and capacity building, stating that people need sufficient information about disaster and environmental issues to make informed decisions and take effective actions during emergencies.

The program featured other panelists such as Dr. Matthew Westoby, Associate Professor of Physical Geography at the School of Geography, Earth, and Environmental Sciences, University of Plymouth, UK. In his address, he emphasized the interconnectedness of life and nature in high-altitude and mountain regions, urging for a balance to sustain the entire ecosystem amidst changes, citing the Kedarnath tragedy and alterations in rivers originating from the Himalayan region. Dr. Westoby also discussed the impact of hydro-power projects on ecosystems, highlighting both their creation and degradation aspects.

Dr. Priya Narayan, Senior Manager of Urban Development at WRI India, spoke about the impact of climate change on India, emphasizing that environmental changes are no longer limited to specific states but are evident throughout the country. She discussed the “Kaavaki Pahal” initiative in Kerala, aiming to maintain harmony between mountains, plains, and coastal areas.

Dr. Haman Unusa, Unit Head for Studies and Projection at GEF Operational Focal Point, Cameroon, highlighted the agricultural impact of climate change and disasters. He suggested planting bamboo along riverbanks to control soil erosion, benefiting both the environment and the economy through various bamboo products.

Mr. Kritiman Avasthi, Senior Advisor and Team Leader at Wetland Management Biodiversity and Climate Protection, Indo-German Biodiversity Program, GIZ India, emphasized the need for capacity building and training at the grassroots level, especially in Panchayats, to reduce disaster risks effectively.

Dr. Harish Bahuguna, Deputy Director General of Geological Survey of India, discussed landslides and their widespread impact on ecosystems, emphasizing that the true extent of damage becomes apparent only after ecosystem changes. Dr. Shalini Dhyani highlighted the rapid impact of climate change on mountainous regions, causing the decline of various species after studying ecosystems and biodiversity.

The second session focused on national and global public health emergencies and disaster response. Panelists included Vinod Chandra Menon, Founder Member of the National Disaster Management Authority, Government of India; Professor Hemchand, Chancellor of HNB Uttarakhand Medical Education University; Major General Professor Atul Kotwal, SM, VSM; Dr. Chris Brown, Director of the Division of Emergency Operations, Office of Readiness and Response, US CDC; and Dr. Saurabh Goyal, Joint Director IDSP, NCDC, MOHFW.

Technical sessions covered space-based information for disaster management, building community resilience through an ecosystem-based approach, and the impact of marine disaster management on inland water resources and the economy.

In an interview, Professor P.K. Joshi, School of Environmental Sciences, Special Centre for Disaster Research, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, emphasized the significance of understanding global issues discussed at this international event, shedding light on the seriousness with which these challenges are being addressed.

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New Delhi (India), November 30: Sreenivasan Muniswamy Radha Addanki Trust Ayurway (SMRATA) has been working to help marginalized communities in the fields of Education, Health, and Livelihood. As part of one of its initiatives which is building sustainable rural livelihood, SMRATA has come forward to support about 1000 people suffering from the aftermath of the Manipur Riots. Dr.Sarat Addanki, chairman and founder of SMRATA was deeply moved by the suffering of the people as thousands of families were displaced and were living in the relief camps provided Blankets, Towels, Mosquito nets, and clothes worth 15 lakhs, to 1000 people. Dr. Sarat Addanki’s commitment to ongoing support is vital, as the recovery process in such situations is often long-term. Providing continuous aid ensures that the affected families receive sustained assistance in rebuilding their lives. Such acts of kindness and solidarity must continue to garner support and inspire others to contribute to the relief efforts in Manipur. The collaboration of individuals and organizations can make a meaningful impact in helping the affected communities recover and rebuild.

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New Delhi (India), November 30: Renowned television personality and matchmaker, Sima Taparia, has been honored with the prestigious Elite Most Influential Indian Award at a historic event held at the Statue of Liberty in New York. Her exceptional achievement is attributed to her widely acclaimed show “Indian Matchmaking” on Netflix, which has garnered global attention and acclaim for its captivating portrayal of the complexities of arranged marriages and modern dating.

The event marked a significant milestone as it represented the first major gathering at the Statue of Liberty in over two decades, underscoring the magnitude of the recognition bestowed upon Sima Taparia, as well as two other notable figures, Gaur Gopal Das and Chef Vikas Khanna, who were also recipients of this esteemed award.

Sima Taparia’s show “Indian Matchmaking” has sparked meaningful conversations about the intersection of tradition and modernity in society, resonating with audiences around the world and transcending cultural boundaries. Her expert matchmaking skills and the compelling storytelling featured in the show have not only gained praise but have also provided insights into the nuances of Indian culture and tradition, making her a deserving recipient of this prestigious award.

In her acceptance of the Elite Most Influential Indian Award, Sima Taparia expressed her gratitude and acknowledged the profound impact of “Indian Matchmaking” on society, emphasizing the importance of cultural representation and fostering understanding across different communities. She also highlighted the critical role of media in shaping perceptions and bringing diverse stories to the forefront, emphasizing the significance of storytelling, empowerment, and the celebration of cultural diversity as crucial elements in bridging cultural gaps and fostering dialogue on a global scale.

Gaur Gopal Das, a renowned spiritual leader and motivational speaker, and Chef Vikas Khanna, a celebrated culinary artist and philanthropist, were also honored at the event for their exceptional contributions to their respective fields. Their recognition further elevated the resonance and significance of the Elite Most Influential Indian Award, showcasing the diversity and caliber of talent within the Indian community.

The award ceremony, set against the iconic backdrop of the Statue of Liberty, provided a platform to celebrate the achievements of individuals who have made substantial strides in their fields and have left an indelible mark on society. It also served as a powerful reminder of the enduring relevance and impact of Indian culture on a global scale.

Sima Taparia’s recognition as the recipient of the Elite Most Influential Indian Award at the Statue of Liberty is not only a personal triumph but a representation of the cultural and creative prowess of the Indian community. It underscores the power of storytelling and the ability of media to connect people from different walks of life, transcending geographical boundaries and fostering a deeper understanding of diverse traditions.

As Sima Taparia, Gaur Gopal Das, and Chef Vikas Khanna stood in the shadow of the iconic Statue of Liberty, their achievements spoke to the enduring spirit of innovation, resilience, and creativity that continues to define the Indian community on the world stage. The event served as a poignant reminder of the countless contributions and the far-reaching impact of individuals who are dedicated to promoting cultural understanding and inclusivity, solidifying their place as trailblazers in their respective domains.

The Elite Most Influential Indian Award ceremony at the Statue of Liberty stands as a testament to the profound influence of individuals like Sima Taparia, Gaur Gopal Das, and Chef Vikas Khanna, whose remarkable contributions continue to shape society and inspire generations to come. Through their work, they have not only impacted the hearts and minds of people but have also reinforced the enduring legacy of the Indian community on a global platform, leaving an indelible mark on the world.

In conclusion, the recognition of these individuals at the Statue of Liberty highlights the profound impact of their work and the enduring legacy of the Indian community on the world stage. Their achievements serve as a testament to the power of storytelling, the celebration of cultural diversity, and the ability of media to bridge cultural gaps, fostering dialogue and understanding across diverse communities.

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Sangrur (Punjab) [India], November 30: In a profound act of empowerment and solidarity, the Japhar Welfare Society, led by Dr. Guninderjit Singh Jawandha, reached out to the underprivileged in Bhawanigarh, Sangrur district, by distributing 30 sewing machines last month. This initiative underscores the society’s steadfast commitment to fostering self-reliance among marginalized communities. By equipping individuals with the means to generate income, the society aims to facilitate their journey toward financial independence, not only addressing immediate needs but also aligning with a broader vision of active community participation.

The Japhar Welfare Society, in collaboration with the Sarbat da Bhala Society, is dedicated to sustaining efforts in providing affordable medical assistance to cancer patients through the Modi Khanna initiative.

Founded in 2012 by the late Mr. Hakam Singh Jawandha, the society’s roots lie in uplifting the destitute, offering assistance to those often overlooked by governmental support or other NGOs. Dr. Guninderjit Singh Jawandha, taking the helm in 2014, expanded the society’s reach across the Malwa region of Punjab. His dedication materialized through diverse initiatives, from establishing stitching centers that empower women to be self-reliant, to providing financial aid to cancer patients and ensuring essential provisions during the challenging times of the pandemic.

The Japhar Welfare Society stands as a beacon of hope and empowerment, ensuring that the marginalized are not merely recipients of charity but active contributors to a prosperous society.

The society’s impact resonates across Punjab, from educational campaigns enlightening people about their fundamental rights to distributing sewing machines, organizing marriages of underprivileged girls, and enabling them to become self-sufficient. Dr. Guninderjit Singh Minku Jawandha emphasizes, “We are not just providing aid; we are fostering self-sustainability. Our focus is on enabling the less privileged to become contributors to society.”

The society has expanded its endeavors over the years, including establishing sewing centers that have grown from 27 to 50 and remain operational today. Their commitment to serving humanity is evident through the distribution of monthly rations to 200 households in every nook and corner of Punjab, aiding over 26,000 households to date.

Beyond material assistance, the society places immense importance on education, funding the education of girls whose families struggle to afford schooling, providing essential books and stationery, and adopting orphaned children, particularly young girls.

Furthermore, the society actively engages the youth, organizing sports events to promote a healthy lifestyle and discourage drug abuse. Blood donation camps, eye care initiatives, and environmental campaigns like distributing plant saplings under the “Haryaval” mission further illustrate their comprehensive approach to societal well-being.

“We believe in building a society where every individual, irrespective of their circumstances, can thrive,” Dr. Guninderjit Singh Jawandha emphasizes.

About Japhar Welfare Society

Japhar Welfare Society, founded in 2012, is dedicated to uplifting the less privileged sections of society in Punjab. Led by Dr. Guninderjit Singh Jawandha, the society’s initiatives encompass education, skill development, healthcare, and social empowerment, striving to create a more inclusive and compassionate society.

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New Delhi (India), November 29: The Civil Services XI and ITC XI clashed in a thrilling cricket encounter at the DDA Sports Complex in Saket on November 25. The friendly match was an opportunity for senior officials from various government services to showcase their cricketing talents and competitive spirit.

Led by US Dhyani IRS, the Civil Services XI boasted a lineup featuring officers from IAS, IPS, IFS, IRS, Railways, and other services. Mr Dhyani won the toss and invited ITC XI to bat first.

Civil Services XI’s bowling unit of Manoj Kumar, Ranjan Shorey, Mushtaq, and captain US Dhyani, exploited the favourable early morning conditions well, to restrict the batting lineup of ITC XI to a below-par score of 136 runs in 20 overs.

In response, the opening pair of KM Uppu, IAS, and Pawan Kumar, IAS, gave a brisk start to Civil Services XI’s run chase. Later, Shashi, IPF, and Ravi Dhawan, IAS, also kept scoring at a decent pace and brought the required run rate to below 6 runs per over. US Dhyani Zanjan and Rahul also batted sensibly to leave a favourable result in no doubt. Rohit Kumar, IAS, sealed Civil Services XI’s victory with a fine lofted shot over mid-off to score the winning runs. The Civil Services XI comfortably chased down the target of 137 runs in 17.2 overs, i.e. with nearly three overs to spare.

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Pune (Maharashtra) [India], November 28: Suhana Swasthyam, an extraordinary event, stands as a radiant celebration of mindfulness, deeply rooted in its origins in India and holding profound significance in our contemporary lives. Positioned as India’s largest wellness festival, Swasthyam aims to bring together esteemed dignitaries, spiritual leaders, health educators, and wellness experts to illuminate the path to inner well-being. Among the speakers is Gabriella Burnel, popularly known as Gaiea Sanskrit, hailing from England, who graciously shared her insights with us. Here are some edited excerpts from our conversation:

1. Tell us about your relationship with the language Sanskrit. How did it start?

I was born to parents who studied advaita Vedānta philosophy, enabling them to read and write Sanskrit and recite verses from the Bhagavad Gita and Upanishads. They sent me to a school in London where Sanskrit was taught, and I studied it from the age of 4 to 18.

2. What have you studied in Sanskrit, and did you ever have a teacher who taught you?

At school, we delved into the stories of the Ramayana and Mahabharata, reading Hitopadesha, Gita, and Upanishads under the guidance of teachers like Mr. and Mrs. Jessup, Miss Morgan, and Mrs. Harper. Later, at Oxford University, I studied Panini and Buddhist texts. My journey continued with further study at a gurukula in India and in Pondicherry with a cherished teacher.

3. How did you get associated with the Swasthyam event?

The organizers extended an invitation for me to participate and share Samskrit chants. The event resonated with a noble intent—to share the beauty and wealth of Samskritic culture and wisdom with all.

4. In your life, how important is health and wellness? What can one expect from you in the Swasthyam event? Please elaborate in detail.

Health and wellness, to me, are primarily a state of mind and an attitude toward daily life. A heart full of love and being present are crucial. Physical health, especially gut health and digestion, holds significance, and I believe chanting contributes positively. At the Swasthyam event, I will share some simple Sanskrit chants and stotrams, allowing attendees to experience the pure sounds of Sanskrit—a language that transcends to become a whole system of vibrations.

5. How many times have you visited India before?

I have been to India about 15 times.

Suhana Swasthyam is a wellness festival dedicated to promoting mindfulness, inner well-being, and holistic health. It brings together a remarkable assembly of speakers, experts, and artists to inspire and guide individuals on their journey to a balanced and harmonious life.

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New Delhi (India), November 28: Guru Nanak Jayanti, also known as Shri Guru Nanak Dev Ji Gurupurab, is a prestigious festival that holds a special place in the heart of the Sikh community. It celebrates the birth of the first Sikh Guru, Guru Nanak, and is celebrated with great passion and enthusiasm. 

During this auspicious occasion, people come together to spread joy and happiness by helping the needy, providing food to the poor, and distributing clothes to those in need. It is a time of giving and sharing, and the community takes immense pleasure in serving society.

Shri Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s teachings have a deep impact on the world and continue to inspire people to this day. He believed that anyone could connect with God by worshipping with a clean conscience. He taught the importance of truth and respect for all religions, showing that service is the essence of life, and explained the profound meaning of “Ek Onkar.”

On the 554th birthday of Guru Nanak Dev Ji, let us all come together to celebrate Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s teachings and spread love, peace, and harmony in the world. 

Preachings of Shri Guru Nanak Dev Ji: Three Pillars of Sikh Dharam

Born in Rāi Bhoi Kī Talvaṇḍī, Sheikhupura, Pakistan, he possessed godly powers. He started meditation at the age of 4 and read almost all holy books by the age of 6. Not only this, he learnt many languages such as Persian, Hindi, Sanskrit, etc. at the age of 7 and gave the message of Ek Onkar at the age of 8. 

Shri Guru Nanak Dev Ji explained the meaning of SIKH, which stands for Selfless Service, Integrity, Kindness, and Honesty. He also emphasized the importance of equality and selflessness among humans in the three main pillars of Sikh Dharma. 

Supporting the Community (Vand Chakna)

Shri Guru Nanak Dev Ji, the founder of Sikhism, was a great believer in supporting and helping the community. At the age of 12, he was given a task by his father to earn a profit of 20 rupees by visiting the next village. However, upon reaching there, he saw that people were starving and in need of food, and instead of making a profit, he spent the money on feeding the hungry. When scolded by his father for not fulfilling the task, he replied that it was a true deal (Sacha Sodha) for him, as he believed that “nothing can be more profitable than helping the needy.”

This act of kindness initiated the Langar tradition, which involves providing free food to anyone who visits the Gurudwara (Sikh temple). Today, this tradition continues in every Sikh community, and millions of meals have been served at the Golden Temple in Amritsar alone.

Shri Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s philosophy was all about helping others, and this is a message that still resonates today. Just like Khan Sir, who rejected a 107 Cr. package and instead decided to provide quality education to underprivileged students for just 200 rupees. He owns one of the top Educational YouTube channels in India. This is a perfect example of how businesses should be run – with the purpose of helping society first and then making a profit. 

At Billionair’s Blueprint, we strongly believe in this philosophy and talk about purpose before profit. We believe that businesses that prioritize helping others will never run out of opportunities to earn, and the satisfaction that comes from making a positive impact on people’s lives is priceless.

Integrity and Honesty (Kirat Karna)

Shri Guru Nanak Dev Ji lived by his principles of honesty and integrity as he believed that one’s intentions were more important than their actions. For example, once the richest man in town, Malik Bhagoo, invited Shri Guru Nanak Dev Ji for dinner. However, on the way there, Shri Govind Nanak Dev Ji stopped at carpenter Laloo’s house for dinner. When Malik Bhagoo found out, he got angry and demanded an explanation from Shri Guru Nanak Dev Ji, asking him “Why he choose to eat at Laloo’s house instead of his?”. 

Shri Guru Nanak Dev Ji remained calm and collected, and asked both men to bring their chapatis. Once they arrived, he squeezed the chapatis, blood flowed out from Bhagoo’s chapati while milk flowed from Laloo’s. This simple act spoke volumes about the integrity and honesty of both men and proved that Dev Ji’s belief in the importance of one’s intentions was true.

Later Laloo was seen with Shri Guru Nanak Dev Ji at many places and his place was later known as Gurudwara Khoi Bhai Laloo. However, this motivated Sardar Jassa Singh to save the lives of 22,000 women, Bhagat Singh to die for the nation and Atal Bihari Vajpayee to resign from the post of PM(1996) and his speech stating that parties would come and go but nation’s integrity shall remain the same.  

The Power Of Chanting (Naam Japana)

Chanting the name of God or following divine instructions represents a universal truth that transcends religious boundaries. Whether one refers to the Bhagavad Gita or the Guru Granth Sahib, the act of reading these sacred texts is viewed as attaching to the path set forth by the divine. For instance, when faced with life’s challenges, opening any page of the Bhagavad Gita is believed to yield answers, illustrating the profound impact of spiritual teachings.

This phenomenon is not exclusive to a particular faith; it resonates across religions. In Christianity, a similar sentiment is expressed in the commandment, “Thou shall chant the holy names of the Lord.” The essence lies in the recognition that seeking guidance through the scriptures or engaging in spiritual practices has a universal and transformative effect, fostering a connection with the divine regardless of one’s religious affiliation.

Sikh communities today flourish in over 80 countries worldwide, with Punjabi serving as the second language of Canada, encouraging a sense of unity in community building. The historical journey of Shri Guru Nanak Dev Ji, spanning approximately 28,000 km, took him across the Middle East, Europe, and East Asia, where he shared his deep and spiritual teachings.

Interestingly, in various regions, Guru Nanak Dev Ji was known by different names, highlighting the widespread impact of his message. In Afghanistan, he was revered as Peer Balagdaan, in Sri Lanka as Nanakarcharya, in China as Baba Foosa, in Sikkim and Bhutan as Guru Rinpoche, and many more appellations. Despite these diverse titles, Shri Guru Nanak Dev Ji consistently preached his three fundamental pillars throughout his global journey. 

To know more about Shri Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s life and his preaching, watch Three Important Aspects about Shri Guru Nanak Dev Ji 

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Vadodaran (Gujarat) [India], November 28: Maharani Radhikaraje Gaekwad of Vadodara, also a distinguished social activist, has been conferred with a Doctorate degree by the University of East London. The announcement was made by Pavel Bawa, Deputy Head of International Recruitment of the University of East London, who is on a visit to Vadodara, at a press conference.

The press conference showcased the work done by Her Highness Maharani Radhikaraje Gaekwad, who is also associated with many social and charitable causes. She is also actively working for the LGBTQ community.

“It is our privilege to confer an honorary doctorate degree on Her Highness Maharani Radhikaraje Gaekwad. The decision is a recognition of her invaluable contributions to various causes,” Mr Bawa said.

Reacting to the University’s decision, Her Highness Maharani Radhikaraje Gaekwad, said, “I feel humbled by this surprise gesture of the University of East London. This degree is not just a personal honour but a recognition of the collective efforts of many invested in various social causes I hold dear.”

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Mary Hiwale, Director at Global Colliance, said, “Being a platinum partner of University of East London we were privileged to host the higher delegation’s of University and arrange a meeting with royals, that moment caught up to everyone to make the work of Queen to be acknowledged Globally.” 

Global Colliance is recognised by leading counselling and awarding organisations. It also holds certifications as a trainer for IELTS-IDP, British Council, Pearson PETE and ETS TOEFL. These affiliations and certifications enable the consultancy to provide comprehensive support to students, help them achieve their goals, and excel in their academic and professional pursuits.

University of East London’s Chief Marketing Officer and Executive Board member Vanessa Varvas said that their University is committed to the cause of the LGBTQ community.

“We are very impressed with Her Highness Radhikaraje Gaekwad’s work for the LGBTQ community. The values of our university align perfectly with her vision and work, which is why we have decided to honour her with a Doctorate degree,” she said.

The University of East London’s Director of Recruitment Daniel Cuffe, said the university is a strong advocate for making educational opportunities inclusive and accessible for individuals from diverse backgrounds. He added that they are actively going ahead with a scholarship programme in Her Highness Radhikaraje.