Chandigarh, Sep 29, 2024 (Kulbir Singh Kalsi)
The Satkarmic Mission, a renowned spiritual organization, organized a highly impactful and life-transforming seminar on “Women Empowerment and Punjab: Nurturing Societies” at Smt. Sakindra Sakindra DeviMulti MultiMedia Hall of Maharishi Dayanand Public School
MDAV Bhavan, Daria, Chandigarh.
The seminar was led by Bibi Harleen Kaur, the revered spiritual head of the mission, who is tirelessly working towards saving Punjab from the evils of religious conversion, drug addiction, and promoting spiritual growth for societal progress.
The seminar witnessed an overwhelming participation of over 100 women from all walks of life, including teachers, housewives, professionals, students, and social activists. The diverse gathering reflected the mission’s commitment to empowering women across various segments of society.
Bibi Harleen Kaur delivered a thought-provoking and inspiring lecture, emphasizing the pivotal role women play in fostering family, community, and societal progress.She passionately emphasized women’s pivotal role in combating Punjab’s pressing challenges – religious conversion and drug addiction.
Bibi Harleen Kaur’s engaging and interactive approach included anecdotes, participatory activities, and daily tasks for self-celebration, encouraging participants to embark on a journey of self-discovery and empowerment.The seminar also featured by esteemed guest speakers.
Sardar Inder Preet Singh, President of Shiromani Akali Dal, emphasized the importance of facing adversities with a smiling and peaceful face. He encouraged participants to prioritize mental peace and engage in constructive discussions to avoid pent-up emotions.
Sardar Harmeet Singh, Vice President, highlighted the significance of harmony, meditation, and women’s role in shaping characters at home. Sardar Aman Bandvi, General Secretary, stressed the importance of Indian ethos and spiritual strength. He remarked, “Western constructs celebrate annual days, but our Indian practices have always regarded women as guides and spiritual leaders, celebrating Navratras, devis, and women deities since time immemorial.
On this occasion, the Vice Principal of the school, Anju said that it is a matter of great pleasure that this program was organized in school and such knowledge was imparted to the children and parents.
