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“We Women Want” Festival & Awards Returns to Delhi with Powerful Conversations and Celebrations

The day-long festival will witness enthralling conversations by eminent speakers from all walks of life as they share their stories of womanhood. The We Women Want Festival will honour exemplary women with The Shakti Award 2024.

Don’t miss the 2024 edition of the We Women Want Festival, a day-long celebration of womanhood featuring engaging conversations by eminent speakers from diverse backgrounds. The event will take place at Hotel Taj Ambassador, New Delhi, starting from 10:30 AM onwards on 14th October.

Union Minister of Road Transport & Highways, Nitin Gadkari, will be the Chief Guest at this prestigious festival, which will honor extraordinary women with The Shakti Award 2024. Delhi Cheif Minister Atishi will be the Guest of Honour for the show. Famous Bollywood actress Raveena Tandon will be ghoisting the show.

Bollywood Across Tapsee Pannun, Kritika Kamra, Esha Gupta, Lakshmi Puri, Author & Former UN Assistant Secretary General, Meenu Kaliraman Author & Former UN Assistant Secretary General. Judo Champion Poonam Chopra, World Boxing Chamion Saweety Boora. Simran Sharma Bronze Medallist, Para-athletics, Paralympics, De Aruna Kalra Director OBYGN, CKB hospital and many other prominent female figure are expected to grace the occassion

We Women Want is a popular weekly show on NewsX, addressing critical issues affecting women across all demographics. The show covers topics such as body shaming, domestic violence, women’s health (from reproduction to menopause), breast and cervical cancer, IVF, acid attack survivors, and women in the workplace. It has become a growing support network for women across the country.

Be part of this empowering experience! Book your Exclusive Entry Pass* and join a community celebrating the strength and resilience of women.

About ‘We Women Want’

We Women Want is a weekly show on NewsX that explores issues that concern most women cutting across demographics. The show has dealt with issues ranging from body shaming, domestic violence, laws that help women (and also those that don’t), women’s health from reproduction to menopause, breast cancer, cervical cancer and IVF, acid attack survivors, domestic violence and women in the workplace. This is fast becoming a support group for women across the country.

 

Swimmi Srivastava

**Swimmi Shrivastava** Swimmi Shrivastava is a seasoned journalist with extensive experience across diverse beats, including politics, elections, civic affairs, water resources, power sector, and more. Currently serving as a Senior Sub-Editor at *The Daily Guardian*, she is renowned for her insightful news reports, engaging blogs, and thought-provoking articles. An alumnus of Delhi University, Swimmi further honed her journalistic expertise by earning a diploma in Print Media Journalism from Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan. With a sharp eye for detail and a commitment to impactful storytelling.

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