Advocate Uma Kapahi, a social activist from Jammu, was honored with the Leaders of Bharat Award on Friday. The award recognizes her significant contributions to social work.
The award ceremony was organized by Global Empire and BiNation TV. Dr. Deepak Singh, Cultural Ambassador to Seychelles, presented the award. Mrs. Savita Khindari, National Advisor for Mission India Welfare, and President of Maa Bhagwati Charitable Trust, also honored her. Additionally, K.L. Ganju, Advisor to the Foreign Minister of the Union of Comoros and member of the (Hony.) Consular Corps Diplomatique-India, was present.
Kapahi was the only woman from Jammu and Kashmir nominated for this prestigious award. She was recognized for her tireless work in aiding destitute women. Her efforts include providing free legal services to economically disadvantaged women and conducting seminars on various social issues.
Kapahi’s work has brought significant changes to society. She has been instrumental in raising awareness and providing support to those in need. Her dedication to social justice and legal advocacy stands out.
The event, held in New Delhi, saw over 150 men and women awarded for their excellent work. It celebrated individuals who have made notable contributions in their fields.
Uma Kapahi’s passion and commitment to social work have earned her this distinguished recognition. Her efforts continue to inspire and make a difference in the community.
The Leaders of Bharat Award highlights the importance of activism regardless of origin or location. Kapahi’s work exemplifies the impact one individual can have on society. Her dedication to helping the underprivileged and advocating for women’s rights is commendable.
The event underscored the significance of social work and the positive changes it brings. Advocate Uma Kapahi’s recognition is a testament to her unwavering commitment to social justice.
