‘Sirjanhaari – An Award Night’: PTC Punjabi To Honour Exceptional Women Achievers On December 16

PTC Network in association with Nanhi Chaan Punjabi Public Charitable Trust will felicitate on December 16 the exceptional women who have excelled in different areas of life with their confidence and strength despite their struggles in life.

Indian women have always been an epitome of strength and intelligence. Today, the success of Indian women across various walks of life has proven that they have earned this reputation very deservingly.

Nanhi Chaan Punjabi Public Charitable Trust on the completion of its 10 years has started this initiative to admire women. World’s No 1 Punjabi Entertainment Channel, PTC Punjabi showcased some of the inspiring stories of 38 women from across India through its show ‘Sirjanhaari – Sanman Naari Da.”

The show ‘Sirjanhaari – Sanman Naari Da’, which went on air on September 9, 2018, received immense positive reviews from the audience for showcasing the real life stories of women who battled odds to change the world around them.

Member of Parliament Ms. Meenakshi Lekhi, senior executive of a leading newspaper of Punjab & social activist Ms. Gurjot Kaur and Ms. Rajni Bector, founder of a well-known brand Cremica foods, were among the jury members on the show.

Let’s Have A Look At Exceptional Women Achievers:

Nicky Pawan Kaur - Core member of Chandigarh Spinal Rehab

Neelam Sodhi - Doctor and runs a NGO called Ashirwad

Rupinder Kaur Sandhu - President of CGS Society

Manjeet Kaur SP CID - One of India’s star athletes

GeetaTandon -A stuntwoman in Bollywood

Divya Rawat – Sanjivani Rattan awardee, known Mushroom Cultivator

Nivedita Bhasin - Youngest woman pilot in civil aviation history

Pragya Prasun - Acid attack survivor turned activist

Khusbir Kaur - Country’s top racewalker

Malika Handa - A hearing and speech-impaired player

Savinder Kaur – Chairperson, Lord Krishna Polytechnic College, Kapurthala

Harbhajan Kaur - Social activist

Kiranjeet - First Punjabi blind singer

Seema Thapar – Kick Boxing Trainer

Usha Sharma - Manual scavenger-turned-public speaker

Sulekha Rani – Social activist

MamtaRawat - Mountaineer

Manjeet Kaur Jaipur - Traffic warden, Social worker

Manjeet Kaur Jalandhar – First female ambulance driver

Jhanvi and laavanya - They manufacture sanitary pads and distribute it free of cost to promote hygiene

Manpreet Kaur – Promoting Art of Punjab Phulkari with involvement of rural women

Bulbul - Wrestler

Navjot Kaur – - Wrestler

Navjot Kaur Chhabba - Professional lawyer

Manju Gupta - Government Teacher & Social Activist

Rupali Gupta & Team –Social activist helping NRI Marriage Fraud Victims

Sandeep Kaur Khalsa – Social Activist

Jahangeet Singh - Youngest female Dhol player

Amarjeet Kaur Dhillon - Social activist

Navdeep Kaur – Plays sitar without fingers

Shivani Gupta - Accessibility consultant

Gurwinder Kaur - Gatka player & runs Gatka Academy

Gagandeep Kaur – Punjab’s first female archer

Manica – Owner, Rasoi On Wheels, runs mobile kitchen for needy people

Sonia Choudhary – Acid attack fighter, who is now a known makeup Artist

Moksha Jaitely – Limca Book of Record holder, First woman biker who completed Leh-Manali trip in 20 hours 20 min.

Shivjot Kaur - Sculpture artist

Kulwinder Kaur - Social Activist

Coming December 16, these women achievers will be honoured during the gala event scheduled to be held at the JLPL ground in Mohali.

Many well-known singers and artists like Miss Pooja, Harshdeep Kaur, Sufi stars Hashmat -Sultana and Meet Kaur will be performing live during the felicitation programme.

The show will be hosted by Satinder Satti.