By Tricitynews Reporter
Mohali 12th
August:- Girls Rise for Mohali is a community group
founded by Opinder Preet Kaur, Municipal Councilor, Mohali Corporation &
President Generation Saviour Association. GRM was founded keeping in mind the
need for creating an environment for women which provide them opportunity and
support for self development, empowering them to speak up for their rights and
to celebrate the journey of womanhood.
On the
Occasion of Teej, GRM celebrated the festival and haven taken up to spread the
theme of "Chuppi Todho", whereby the organization aim at motivating
women from spheres of life to celebrate this festival as a mark of liberation,
empowerment, expression and rights.
On the
occasion the founder, Opinder Preet Kaur welcomed the women present and
emphasized on the fact of the importance of being opinionated and asked them to
come out in open and give expression to their thoughts. She said that in
today's time, it has become very important to stop ignoring the wrong being
done to women and speak up not only for ourselves but also for our fellow
women. She said the status of any society can be determined by looking at how
it treat its women, and it’s distressing that even in this modern era, where we
think that women are empowered as they are getting education, working and
coming out of their homes, but the basic problem of non existence of women
individualism is missing. She closed her words by saying that though we women
take responsibilities of the needs of our family and loved ones and do
everything to support them to realize their dreams, during the process we
should not lose sight of our dreams and individuality.
Amy
Singh and Gursahiba Gill performed poems on the occasion. Female employees of
Gilard Electronics, Mohali gave special performance on the occasion. Audience
enrolled their involvement by performing Giddha. Along with the Teej Balri and
Miss Teej; 80 years old lady awarded as Teej Queen. Ms. Surjit Kaur, Vice
President, GSA thanks all the audience for their contribution for saving rich
culture of Punjab.
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