The National Commission for Women chairperson Vijaya Rahatkar received the Acharya Tulsi Kartritva Award during a weekend ceremony. The All India Terapanth Mahila Mandal presented this recognition for her exceptional contributions to female empowerment and advancement. Acharya Shri Mahashraman ji attended the event as the honored guest. Rahatkar expressed gratitude for this prestigious acknowledgment and described it as motivation for continued service. She pledged to dedicate her complete efforts toward securing proper status for Indian women.
The award honors Acharya Tulsi's legacy of promoting female awakening and moral development throughout society. Established in 2003, this annual recognition celebrates outstanding achievements in spirituality, education, arts, science, culture, protection, and administrative leadership. Previous recipients have demonstrated remarkable service across various fields of social advancement. Past honorees encompass distinguished figures such as Dr Purnima Advani, Kiran Bedi, Savitri Jindal, and Sumitra Mahajan. The award represents the women's community tribute to transformative leadership and social progress.
The award honors Acharya Tulsi's legacy of promoting female awakening and moral development throughout society. Established in 2003, this annual recognition celebrates outstanding achievements in spirituality, education, arts, science, culture, protection, and administrative leadership. Previous recipients have demonstrated remarkable service across various fields of social advancement. Past honorees encompass distinguished figures such as Dr Purnima Advani, Kiran Bedi, Savitri Jindal, and Sumitra Mahajan. The award represents the women's community tribute to transformative leadership and social progress.
