Vision and priorities
Active participation of women in Indian politics.
These priorities draw on the work done in public life so far.
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Women in public life
Advancing women’s representation and leadership, from student politics to the organisation.
The active participation of women in Indian politics has been a central theme of her public life — she received the Sanvedna Samman for representing women in student politics and helped organise workshops such as “Girls India’s Real Leader: Ghar se Sansad tak”.
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Young people and students
Giving voice to students’ concerns and bringing young people into organisation and leadership.
With experience from a college unit of the ABVP to its national secretariat, campaigns on students’ problems and organisational opportunities for young people have been a consistent priority.
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Women’s safety and self-reliance
Awareness on women’s education, safety, health, dignity and self-reliance.
Through the All India Students’ Parliament and conferences such as “Shakti Jagran”, she has worked on questions of women’s education, safety, health, dignity and self-reliance.
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Social service
Public service through the Yomina Foundation and community work.
As founding president of the Yomina Foundation, and as a National Service Scheme volunteer for four years, social service has been the foundation of her work.