Priyanka Tiwari
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Some initiatives are highly impactful in nature, and the one rolled out recently by the Divya J Foundation in partnership with NSE India is certainly one of them. While attending the event, Bollywood actress, Sharvari, thanked the organizers for giving her the opportunity to work towards such an empowering initiative which focuses on providing women with financial education.
Sharvari posted on her Instagram thanking Amruta Fadnavis for hosting the event. She expressed gratitude for her invitation to the launch. Amruta, a staunch supporter of women empowerment for many years, is now taking this project with a central aim of assisting women to become self-sufficient through inculcation of adequate education and skills to gain employment opportunities.
Sharvari went on to describe Amruta as a role model who, because of her commitment to the empowerment of women in this crucial area, is making tremendous impact.
The actress underscored the necessity of claiming one's own finances, stating that it is a means to empower women and bring forth change. She elaborated on how financial literacy helps women shift their personal and professional growth narratives. Sharvari understood that in today's world where a woman is still fighting for equality, this initiative, and many others like it, are important for providing women with the necessary tools and information to help them succeed.
Sharvari also thanked the people who worked hard to organize this event, stating, “A big thank you to Bhushan Gagrani Ji, Ashish Chauhan Ji, @pallavis1077 Ji and @kavin_80 Ji for making this initiative possible. ”
The event sought to dobble the number of women who are skilled and thrive in all aspects of life, financially and economically. As part of such a meaningful initiative, as Sharvari said, is an honour and a privilege. It enables the women of our society to have the necessary information and assurance they require to achieve sufficiency and empowerment in the different dimensions of their lives.
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