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We extend our heartfelt thanks to the media fraternity for their extensive coverage of the felicitation event of the Gender Fellows held at Lok Bhawan, Srinagar. The Kashmir Women's Organisation highly applauds the efforts of every media house for covering and highlighting this important women’s empowerment initiative and for bringing attention to the cause of gender equality and social upliftment.
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Today felicitated 32 talented recipients of Kashmir Women's Organization (KWO) Fellowship, during a ceremony at Lok Bhavan, Srinagar. By challenging deeply entrenched stereotypes, these fellows have redefined what is possible. They embody J&K’s ongoing transformation toward a future built on self-confidence, equal opportunities, and dignity for all.
Lieutenant Governor Shri Manoj Sinha today felicitated 32 talented recipients of the Kashmir Women’s Organization (KWO) Fellowship, during a ceremony at Lok Bhavan, Srinagar.
By challenging deeply entrenched stereotypes, these fellows have redefined what is possible. They embody J&K’s ongoing transformation toward a future built on self-confidence, equal opportunities, and dignity for all: Lieutenant Governor
The Lieutenant Governor paid homage to historical icons such as Rani Didda, Kota Rani, Lal Ded, Habba Khatoon, Mata Rupa Bhawani, who had shaped the consciousness of Jammu Kashmir and contributed to its development. He highlighted that the women of J&K have always scaled the highest peaks of Nari Shakti.
“We have many such remarkable examples before us, and I wish for the women of Jammu Kashmir to lead the region's development,” he said.
I envision a Jammu Kashmir where women lead in academia, industry, social organizations and governance, shaping policies, driving entrepreneurship, and enriching our culture through art and literature: Lieutenant Governor
I envision a Jammu Kashmir where every young girl grows up believing that her dreams are valuable, her voice is powerful, and her future holds limitless possibilities: Lieutenant Governor