WWICS Group Celebrates Womanhood by Felicitating Women Achievers of Society

Hon Governor Punjab & Haryana, Kaptan Singh Solanki and Lt Col BS Sandhu honored the women

Women are the foundation stone of the society and WWICS Group is taking the opportunity to commemorate some noble women who are devoting their time and energy selflessly towards the society. The Women Achievers Award of WWICS Group recognizes the achievement that some of the women have been making in the field of social service.

It was an occasion of immense value as over 400 people gathered to celebrate womanhood. Hon Governor Punjab & Haryana, Kaptan Singh Solanki was the chief guest for the occasion. He was welcomed by Lt Col BS Sandhu, CMD, WWICSGroup, who expressed his gratitude to all the dignitaries and awardees.

Among the women who were honored at the event were Flight Lieutenant Nazia Nadaf from the Indian Air Force, RJ Meenakshi, Social Activists Amarjit Dhillon, Raji Kakkaria, Mona Khatar, Sonal Kapoor RJ Meenakshi, Blood Donor Jaswant Kaur and others.

Avinash Rai Khanna, MP, Gen. BKN Chhibber (Retd.) Former Governor, Punjab, Joginder Singh, Former CBI Director, A.S. Chatha, Former Chief Secretary, Punjab, J.S. Ahluwalia, Former Chief Commissioner, Income Tax, Vineet Joshi, Asstt. Media Adviser to CM, Punjab, Kuljit Sidhu, IAS (Retd.), Prof. Kuldip Singh Dhindsa were some of the present dignitaries among many others.

The women were honored by the Hon Governor Punjab & Haryana, Kaptan Singh Solanki and WWICS CMD Lt Col BS Sandhu.

“WWICS Group of Companies is proud to honor these incredible women who have been selflessly working towards uplifting the needy people in the society. We are taking this opportunity to honor these women achievers and encourage them to continue the good work.  We will continue to do such activities in the future too as I believe that women are the true creators of the world,” said Col Sandhu.

Commenting on the event, Hon Governor Punjab & Haryana, Kaptan Singh Solanki said, “I believe that women are the true pillars of the society. I feel proud to be here to meet some noble women who are working for the society in their own special ways. We are doing well in advancing women in business and in the workplace. However, our responsibility goes beyond that. We have to provide an improved quality of life for women in informal settlements, rural villages and townships.”