Women’s Day Celebration with Highway Hero Trust – Saluting the Superb Women in Our Lives!

The Highway Hero Trust organized a grand Women’s Day Celebration at Godavari Auditorium, Lodhi Road sunday saluting the unsung heroes of our society—Women Drivers, Entrepreneurs, and Teachers, along with a fashion show—Walk to Empower by the women drivers themselves. The program was graced by motivational women, distinguished guests, and young supporters to commemorate women’s empowerment.

The main attraction of the evening was the Women’s Award Ceremony, awarding 17 women, in which remarkable women were honored for their courage and contributions to society. The ceremony was attended by prominent dignitaries such as Bansuri Swaraj, Member of Parliament; Reema Virdee – founder & director (Rvedaa Limited) and Radio presenter in London; Ajay Chaudhary, Joint Commissioner of Police, Delhi Police; Singer & Sa Re Ga Ma Pa fame, Kamal Khan and top IAS & IPS officers, and other distinguished leaders.
The event was also graced by Sufi singer Vicky Ahuja and Bollywood singer Vishal Shrivastav with a rich cultural flavour. With his deep passion for Sufi music, Vicky Ahuja has been mesmerising crowds with his soulful performances. His work has left an imprint on Bollywood cinema with films like A Wednesday, Ludo, and Veer Zaara, as well as television and narrative telling. X Factor India and Rising Star fame, Vishal Srivastav has attracted people with his melodious voice and musical skills. With their mutual musical prowess, the event became memorable, and the audience was left awestruck. Promoting culture and diversity in music.
Speaking at the ceremony, Balwant Singh Bhullaar, Founder & Chairman, Highway Hero Trust, said, “Women are the backbone of our nation’s progress. This event is a tribute to their strength, courage, and invaluable contributions. They represent ethics, loyalty, decisiveness, and leadership, and with empowering women, we empower the nation. In Highway Hero Trust, we are convinced that honoring their achievements is not only a requirement but an obligation—providing them with recognition and support they truly deserve.”
The event was made possible with the generous presence of companies like Yes Bank, PP Jewellers, Indian Association of Tour Operators, RTGA, Indian Tourist Transporter Association, Connaught Club House, CEDAR Club House, Govindam Retreat, KIONA, and others.

The Women’s Day Celebration organized by Highway Hero Trust was a true reflection of women’s strength and the need to make the world a safe and nurturing space for them in every walk of life. The event made a lasting impression on people, motivating them to continue striving for gender equality and empowerment.